Sunday TV Ratings Australia – 7NEWS Spotlight on Channel 7 is #1 non news in primetime for overnights and in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (28 May, 2023) and Overnight (4 June, 2023) ratings.

TOTAL TV – Total People

Seven

#1 Seven News – Sunday – 1,427 000 (+3%)

#3 7NEWS Spotlight – 890 000 (+6%)

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#9 Secrets of Prince Andrew – 577 000 (+11%)

#14 Weekend Sunrise – Sunday – 380 000 (+4%)

#17 Seven’s AFL: Sunday Afternoon Football – 340 000 (+1%)

#21 The Latest: Seven News – 280 000 (+6%)

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#24 Seven News at 5 – 259 000 (+3%)

#30 Weekend Sunrise – Sunday – Early – 224 000 (+4%)

Nine

#2 Nine News Sunday – 1,186 000 (+6%)

#6 The Summit – Sunday – 772 000 (+24%)

#8 60 Minutes – 651 000 (+16%)

#11 Sunday Afternoon NRL Live – 498 000 (+8%)

#16 Nine News Late – Sunday – 351 000 (+6%)

#28 Weekend Today – Sunday – 248 000 (+7%)

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#4 MasterChef Australia – Sunday – 830 000 (+24%)

#13 The Sunday Project 7pm – 411 000 (+5%)

#19 NCIS: Hawaii – 312 000 (+27%)

#20 10 News First Sunday – 309 000 (+3%)

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#27 The Sunday Project 6:30pm – 250 000 (+5%)

ABC

#5 ABC News – Sunday – 796 000 (+3%)

#7 Grand Designs – 694 000 (+15%)

#10 Insiders – 534 000 (+21%)

#12 Silent Witness – 476 000 (+69%)

#15 Landline – 377 000 (+9%)

#18 The Messenger – 328 000 (+25%)

#22 Octonauts – 275 000 (+65%)

#23 Offsiders – 273 000 (+8%)

#25 Antiques Roadshow – 253 000 (+6%)

#26 Compass – 253 000 (+6%)

SBS

#29 SBS World News – 241 000 (+3%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

#2 MasterChef Australia – Sunday – 370 000 (+33%)

#4 The Summit – Sunday – 337 000 (+34%)

#5 7NEWS Spotlight – 284 000 (+9%)

#6 60 Minutes – 235 000 (+19%)

#8 The Sunday Project 7pm – 170 000 (+7%)

#10 Grand Designs – 150 000 (+23%)

#12 Secrets of Prince Andrew – 133 000 (+11%)

#15 NCIS: Hawaii – 112 000 (+19%)

Overnight Ratings

Daily Shares

News

Breakfast Television

Analysis


Seven


Seven News – Sunday was #1 with wins in Adelaide and Perth. 7NEWS Spotlight was #3 with 600 000 and easily won its slot. The final episode of Secrets of Prince Andrew was #10 with 398 000. Born to Kill was on 169 000. A repeat of Autopsy USA was on 59 000.

Nine


Nine News Sunday was #2 with wins in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The Summit – Finale was #8 with 462 000. The Summit – Winner Announced was #5 with 487 000. 60 Minutes was #9 with 426 000. Nine News Late – Sunday was #13 with 280 000. A repeat of Australian Crime Stories had an audience of 117 000. A new episode of The First 48 was on 70 000.

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The Sunday Project 6:30pm was #20 with 191 000. The Sunday Project 7pm was #11 with 307 000. MasterChef Australia – Sunday was #6 with 483 000. The season final of NCIS: Hawaii had an audience of 162 000. A repeat of NCIS: Hawaii was on 104 000.

ABC


ABC News was #7. The new series premiere of Designing a Legacy was #12 with 295 000. Silent Witness was #15 with 251 000. The underperforming series, The Messenger was bumped to 9:30pm and had an audience of 106 000.

16-39

  1. Nine News Sunday
  2. Bluey
  3. MasterChef Australia – Sunday
  4. The Summit – Winner Announced
  5. Seven News – Sunday

25-54

  1. Nine News Sunday
  2. The Summit – Winner Announced
  3. The Summit – Finale
  4. MasterChef Australia – Sunday
  5. Seven News – Sunday

Multi Channels

Winner: 7mate (2.9%)

Second: 10 Peach (2.7%)

7mate was the #1 multi channel thanks to Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 1 (#17 with 81 000), Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 2 (#15 with 84 000), Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 3 (#20 with 77 000) and the movie, Men in Black 3 (58 000).

10 Peach was the #2 multi channel thanks to The Big Bang Theory – episode 1 (42 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 2 (67 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 3 (70 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 4 (59 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 5 (35 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 6 (36 000) and The Big Bang Theory – episode 7 (50 000).

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 Finale of The Summit recorded the highest overnight Total TV average audience of the season, at 758,000.
  • The Summit Winner Announced and Finale won their timeslot with People 25-54 and GS+CH across the 5 City Metro, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide
  • The Summit – Winner Announced takes out the top reality program live streamed yesterday against all broadcasters
  • The Summit Winner Announced recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 52,000
  • The Summit Finale recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 51,000
  • 60 Minutes wins timeslot with all key demographics and Total People across the 5 City Metro
  • 60 Minutes recorded a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 44,000 (+41% YoY)
  • Nine News wins timeslot with Total People across the East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
  • Nine News was the No.1 bulletin with People 25-54 and 16-39 across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide
  • Nine News recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 58,000
  • Nine News Sunday takes out the top news program live streamed yesterday against all broadcasters
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL dominates timeslot with all key demos and Total People in Sydney and Brisbane.
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 34,000 (+72% YoY)

The Nine Network was a dominant winner across People 25-54, 16-39 and GS+CH

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