Monday TV Ratings Australia – The Block on Nine is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst FIFA Women’s World Cup on Seven wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (7 August, 2023) and Overnight (14 August, 2023) ratings.

Total TV Ratings

Seven

#1 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – 3,510 000 (+13%)

#2 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – Pre Game – 1,678 000 (+11%)

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#3 Seven News – 1,602 000 (+3%)

#4 The Voice – Monday – 1,461 000 (+23%)

#5 Seven News at 6.30 – 1,394 000 (+4%)

#9 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – Post Game – 1,068 000 (+9%)

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#11 The Chase Australia – 943 000 (+4%)

#18 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 593 000 (+3%)

#22 The Latest: Seven News – 445 000 (+7%)

#25 Sunrise – 388 000 (+5%)

#28 Seven News at 4.30 – 373 000 (+3%)

#30 Seven News at 4 – 328 000 (+2%)

Nine

#6 The Block – Monday – 1,226 000 (+54%)

#7 Nine News – 1,125 000 (+6%)

#8 Nine News 6.30 – 1,117 000 (+6%)

#10 A Current Affair – 1,016 000 (+8%)

#19 Hot Seat – 586 000 (+5%)

#23 Tipping Point – 444 000 (+6%)

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#24 Nine’s Afternoon News – 436 000 (+4%)

#26 Hot Seat – 5pm – 387 000 (+5%)

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#12 Hunted – Extraction – 835 000 (+33%)

#14 Have You Been Paying Attention? – 814 000 (+45%)

#15 Hunted – Finale – 709 000 (+37%)

#27 The Project 7pm – 379 000 (+5%)

#29 10 News First – 348 000 (+3%)

ABC

#13 ABC News – 835 000 (+3%)

#16 730 – 684 000 (+6%)

#17 Back Roads – 605 000 (+16%)

#20 Media Watch – 540 000 (+31%)

#21 Four Corners – 522 000 (+34%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

#1 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – 1,464 000 (+21%)

#2 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – Pre Game – 688 000 (+18%)

#3 The Block – Monday – 592 000 (+80%)

#4 The Voice – Monday – 510 000 (+42%)

#5 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – Post Game – 447 000 (+14%)

#6 Hunted – The Extraction – 436 000 (+39%)

#7 Have You Been Paying Attention? – 400 000 (+58%)

#9 Hunted – Finale – 374 000 (+44%)

#15 The Project 7pm – 188 000 (+7%)

#23 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Australia v Denmark – Pre Game Multi – 121 000 (+16%)

#24 Four Corners – 121 000 (+61%)

#30 The Weakest Link (R) – 92 000 (+24%)

Overnight Ratings

Daily Shares

News

Breakfast Television

Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with wins in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Seven News at 6.30 was #2 with wins in the same markets. Home and Away was #12 with 513 000. The Voice – Monday was #7 with 656 000 and was just 4000 viewers behind The Block. The first of two new episode of 911: Lone Star was #25 with 225 000. The second episode of 911: Lone Star, which was also the season finale was #36 with 154 000. The Latest: Seven News was on 84 000. The penultimate episode of The Blacklist was on 37 000.

Nine

Nine News was #3 with a win in Sydney. Nine News 6.30 was #4 with a win in Sydney as well. A Current Affair was #5 with 692 000 and won the slot. The Block – Monday was #6 with 660 000 and was #1 in its slot and #1 non news show of the night in primetime. The new series premiere of Missing Persons Investigation was #19 with 284 000. Sydney and Brisbane viewers then took 100% for 62 000. Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth viewers took Footy Classified for 120 000. Footy Nine News Late – Monday was on 110 000. A new episode of the comedy, Mr Mayor was on 52 000.

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The Project 6.30pm was #30 with 191 000. The Project 7pm was #18 with 294 000. The Traitors – Monday was #22 with 250 000. Have You Been Paying Attention? was #11 with 533 000. An encore of Inspired Unemployed (impractical) Jokers was #29 with 196 000. A repeat of FBI: Most Wanted was on 65 000.

ABC

ABC News was #8 and was #2 in the slot. 730 was #10 with 543 000. Back Roads was #13 with 458 000. Four Corners was #17 with 325 000. Media Watch was #15 with 374 000. Q+A had an audience of 199 000.

16-39

  1. Have You Been Paying Attention?
  2. The Block – Monday
  3. Seven News at 6.30
  4. Seven News
  5. The Voice – Monday

8. Home and Away
10. The Project 7pm
12. The Traitors – Monday

25-54

  1. The Block – Monday
  2. Seven News at 6.30
  3. Seven News
  4. Have You Been Paying Attention?
  5. Nine News 6.30

7. The Voice – Monday
9. Home and Away
11. The Project 7pm
15. The Traitors – Monday

Multi Channels

Winner: 7two (3.9%)

Second: 10 Bold (3.0%)

7two was the #1 multi channel thanks to Bargain Hunt (#9 with 81 000), Doc Martin (#1 with 115 000) and Endeavour (#2 with 101 000)

10 Bold was the #2 multi channel thanks to Bull (#8 with 83 000), NCIS – episode 1 (#5 with 93 000) and NCIS – episode 2 (#4 with 94 000).

VOZ Ratings

Note: This post will be updated with VOZ ratings each afternoon

How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
Note: N/A means the network has not sent out a report today

NINE

PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • The 9Network dominated the night across all key demographics (People 25-54, People 16-39 and GS + Child)
  • The Block was Australia’s No.1 Entertainment program with all key demos
  • The Block was a timeslot winner with Total People across the 5 City, East Coast and in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth
  • The Block was a timeslot winner with all key demos and Total People across the 5 City
  • The Block achieved a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 134,000, an increase of +14% YoY
  • The Block was the No.1 program on catch up and No.1 program live streamed yesterday against FTA broadcasters, recording a Live BVOD Audience of 87,000, an increase of +13% YoY
  • 9News won its timeslot with all key demos and Total People in Sydney
  • 9News recorded an average Live BVOD Audience of 64,000
  • A Current Affair won its timeslot with Total People across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane 
  • A Current Affair recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 63,000 (+34% YoY)
  • Missing Persons Investigation saw a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 41,000
  • TODAY won its timeslot with Total People and all key demos across the East Coast and in Brisbane 
  • TODAY recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 27,000

TODAY Extra was a timeslot winner with all key demos and Total People in Brisbane

SEVEN

TV Ratings Australia

TEN

LAST NIGHT
Overnight ratings Monday, 14 August 2023.

BY THE NUMBERS
• Have You Been Paying Attention?: #1 show in 16 to 39s.
• Have You Been Paying Attention?: Up 31% week-on-week.
• The Traitors Monday: Up 16% on launch.
• Network 10: Up 11% week-on-week.
• 10 Peach: #1 multi-channel in 16 to 39s.

Network 10 (10 + 10 Bold + 10 Peach + 10 Shake):
• Up 11% week-on-week.
• Up 10% in 25 to 54s week-on-week and 8% in 16 to 39s.

• 10: Up 3% week-on-week.
• 10 Bold: Up 37% week-on-week, up 34% in its key demo of over 40s.
• 10 Peach: #1 multi-channel in its key demo of 16 to 39s.
• 10 Peach: Up 35% week-on-week, up 41% in its key demo of 16 to 39s.
• Nickelodeon: Up 8% week-on-week.

Have You Been Paying Attention?:

• 712,000 national viewers. Peaked at 869,000 viewers.
• #1 show in 16 to 39s.
• #2 entertainment show in under 50s and 25 to 54s.
• Up 31% week-on-week.
• Up 31% in 25 to 54s week-on-week, 25% in under 50s and 20% in 16 to 39s.
• #1 in its timeslot.
• #1 in its timeslot in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
• Series: Achieving biggest live stream audience ever up 28% on 2022.
• Series: Achieving biggest BVOD audience ever up 5% on 2022.

The Traitors Monday:
• 353,000 national viewers. Peaked at 551,000 viewers.
• Up 16% on its Sunday night launch.
• Up 37% in 16 to 39s on launch, 11% in 25 to 54s and 4% in under 50s.

The Project 7pm:
• 407,000 national viewers. Peaked at 499,000 viewers.
• Up 6% week-on-week.

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