Saturday TV Ratings Australia – Border Security: Australia’s Front Line on Seven is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Australia Votes: The Referendum on ABC wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (14 October, 2023) and Overnight (21 October, 2023) ratings.

TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Ratings

Seven

#1 Seven News – Saturday – 998 000 (+4%)

#7 The Voice Referendum 2023 – 480 000 (+5%)

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#10 Weekend Sunrise – Saturday – 372 000 (+5%)

#11 Seven’s Horse Racing 2023 – The Everest – 371 000 (+6%)

#13 The Voice Referendum: Wrap Up 2023 – 351 000 (+4%)

#14 Weekend Sunrise – Saturday – Late – 344 000 (+5%)

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#15 M – The Proposal – 329 000 (+5%)

#18 Weekend Sunrise – Saturday – Early – 275 000 (+5%)

#21 Seven’s Horse Racing 2023 – 241 000 (+6%)

#30 The Yorkshire Vet – 168 000 (+8%)

Nine

#2 Nine News Saturday – 896 000 (+6%)

#6 Nine News Special – The Voice Referendum – 481 000 (+11%)

#8 Pacific Championships – Kangaroos v Samoa – 449 000 (+17%)

#12 Getaway – 370 000 (+5%)

#16 Nine News: First at Five – 281 000 (+4%)

#17 ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 – India v Pakistan – Session 1 – 277 000 (+19%)

#20 Weekend Today – Saturday – 250 000 (+9%)

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#22 Weekend Today – Saturday – Late – 241 000 (+8%)

#25 Pacific Championships – Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns – 206 000 (+12%)

#26 Weekend Today – Saturday – Early – 204 000 (+9%)

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#19 10 News First Saturday – 264 000 (+3%)

#24 The Dog House Australia (R) – episode 2 – 221 000 (+4%)

#27 The Dog House Australia (R) – 198 000 (+8%)

#28 10 News First: The Voice – 188 000 (+3%)

ABC

#3 Australia Votes: The Referendum – The Count – 838 000 (+9%)

#4 Australia Votes: The Referendum – The Decision – 694 000 (+9%)

#5 Australia Votes: The Referendum – What Next? – 512 000 (+9%)

#9 Australia Votes: The Referendum – Polls Close – 441 000 (+9%)

#23 Australia Votes: The Referendum – Preview – 227 000 (+9%)

#29 Weekend Breakfast – 176 000 (+7%)

TV Ratings Australia – Total TV – 25-54

#1 Australia Votes: The Referendum – The Count – 314 000 (+13%)

#3 Australia Votes: The Referendum – The Decision – 252 000 (+14%)

#5 Pacific Championships – Kangaroos v Samoa – 185 000 (+23%)

#6 Australia Votes: The Referendum – Polls Close – 170 000 (+14%)

#7 Australia Votes: The Referendum – What Next? – 168 000 (+14%)

#8 Nine News Special – The Voice Referendum – 166 000 (+20%)

#9 The Voice Referendum 2023 (Seven) – 151 000 (+10%)

#10 The Voice Referendum 2023 (Seven) – Wrap Up – 134 000 (+6%)

#11 ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 – India v Pakistan – Session 1 – 125 000 (+30%)

#12 M – The Proposal – 118 000 (+6%)

#13 Seven’s Horse Racing 2023 – The Everest – 110 000 (+15%)

#17 Pacific Championships – Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns – 80 000 (+19%)

#19 Australia Votes: The Referendum – Preview – 78 000 (+15%)

#20 Seven’s Horse Racing 2023 – 77 000 (+12%)

#22 The Dog House Australia (R) – episode 2 – 73 000 (+1%)

#25 ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 – India v Pakistan – Session 2 – 64 000 (+49%)

#27 10 News First: The Voice – 62 000 (+2%)

#29 Nine News Special – The Voice Referendum – Late – 58 000 (+38%)

#30 The Dog House Australia (R) – 56 000 (+6%)

TV Ratings Australia: Overnight Ratings

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Breakfast Television

TV Ratings Australia – Analysis

Seven

Seven News – Saturday was #1 with wins in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. A repeat of Border Security: Australia’s Front Line was #4 overall with 363 000, but was #1 in its slot and was the #1 non news program in primetime for the night. The movie, Jumanji: The Next Level was #9 with 201 000 across 7 and in Perth on 7mate. The movie, Skyscraper had 81 000 across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. Perth viewers had Telethon – Opening to an audience of 85 000.

Nine

Nine News Saturday was #2 with wins in Sydney and Melbourne. ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 – England v South Africa – Session 1 was #11 with 190 000. ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 – England v South Africa – Innings Break was #13 with 188 000.

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Luxury Escapes had an audience of 83 000. A repeat of The Dog House Australia was on 111 000. A second repeat episode of The Dog House Australia was #16 with 153 000. The movie, Mission Impossible III was on 86 000. An encore of The Cheap Seats was on 30 000.

ABC

ABC News was #3 for the night. A new episode of Shakespeare and Hathaway was #5 with 311 000. A repeat of Vera was #6 with 307 000. An encore of the season final of The Newsreader was on 58 000.

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  1. Seven News – Saturday
  2. Nine News Saturday
  3. ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: England v South Africa Innings Break
  4. Border Security: Australia’s Front Line (R)
  5. M – Jumanji: The Next Level (R)

25-54

  1. Seven News – Saturday
  2. Nine News Saturday
  3. Border Security: Australia’s Front Line (R)
  4. M – Jumanji: The Next Level (R)
  5. ABC News – Saturday

Multi Channels

Winner: 9Gem (3.7%)

Second: 10 Peach (3.2%)

9Gem was the #1 multi channel thanks to the movie, The Great Escape (#18 with 64 000)

10 Peach was the #2 multi channels thanks to The Big Bang Theory – episode 1 (29 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 2 (41 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 3 (56 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 4 (51 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 5 (48 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 6 (51 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 7 (51 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 8 (57 000) and The Big Bang Theory – episode 9 (52 000).

TV Ratings Australia – 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

N/A

SEVEN

N/A

TEN

N/A

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