Sunday TV Ratings Australia – Farmer Wants a Wife on Channel 7 is #1 non news in primetime for overnights and wins in 7 Day consolidated

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV Consolidated 7 Day (28 April, 2024) and Overnight (5 May, 2024) ratings.

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TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Consolidated 7 Grocery Shoppers (18+)

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(Note: Initial numbers are for reach and numbers in brackets are for average audience)

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Seven

Seven News was #2 for the night with a reach lead of 184 000 and an average audience lead of 136 000 over 9News. Farmer Wants a Wife was #2 with 2 209 000 (1 071 000). 7NEWS Spotlight was #5 with 1 335 000 (571 000). The Latest: Seven News was #31 with 516 000 (271 000). A repeat of Code 1: Minute by Minute was #46 with 355 000 (153 000).

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Nine

9News was #3 for the night. Lego Masters was #4 with 1 972 000 (799 000). 60 Minutes was #6 with 1 280 000 (542 000). 9News Late was #19 with 655 000 (334 000).

10

The Sunday Project was #11 with 913 000 (341 000). MasterChef Australia was #9 with 1 228 000 (624 000). FBI was #23 with 616 000 (232 000). A repeat of FBI was #49 with 321 000 (177 000).

ABC

ABC News was #7 for the night. Call the Midwife was #12 with 859 000 (528 000). After the Party was #27 with 570 000 (335 000).

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

NINE

  • Lego Masters: Australia vs Rest of the World was the No. 1 entertainment program on Sunday across Australia and in all five metro capitals with People 25-54.
  • Lego Masters: Australia vs Rest of the World achieved a National Total TV Reach of 1.972 million, a Total TV National Audience of 799,000 and a BVOD audience of 47,000.
  • 9News achieved a National Total TV Reach of 2.076 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.248 million – up 5.1% on the same night last year. Its BVOD audience of 71,000 was up 26.8% year-on-year.
  • 9News was the No.1 news bulletin across the 5 City Metro with People 25-54. It was also the No. 1 program with Total People in Sydney (61,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor) and Melbourne (26,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor).
  • 9News was the No.1 news bulletin and No. 1 program with Total People in Sydney (41,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor) and Melbourne (43,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor).
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL Live recorded a National Total TV Reach of 1.238 million and a Total TV National Audience of 500,000 (up 12.6% year-on-year). The broadcast dominated the afternoon timeslot in Sydney and Brisbane. Its BVOD audience of 37,000 was up 15.6% on the same day last year.
  • 60 Minutes secured a comfortable timeslot win with Total People across the 5 City Metro and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It achieved a Total TV National Audience of 542,000 and a BVOD audience of 31,000 – up 34.8% year-on-year.

The 9Network was No. 1 on Sunday across the 5 City Metro with People 25-54 and 16-39.

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MasterChef Australia Reaches 1.23 Million.

Season-To-Date Up 4% on 2023.

MasterChef Australia is reaching 5.43 million viewers season-to-date.

MasterChef Australia (Sunday, 5 May):

  • 1.23 million total national viewers reached.
  • #2 entertainment show in 16 to 39s.
  • #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • Biggest BVOD audiences ever season-to-date.
  • 154,000 BVOD viewers season-to-date, up 40% on 2023 average.

Last Week (Week 18, 2024):

  • 10 Play is having its best year yet, up 35% year-on-year.
  • MasterChef Australia total audience is up 4% compared its 2023 average.
  • The Cheap Seats premiered to #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • A-League finals break audience records.

Liberty A-League (Womens) Grand Final: Melbourne City v Sydney FC (Sat 4th May):

  • Reached 279,000 Australians.
  • Biggest ever audience for Liberty A-League.
  • Up 64% on the 2023 Liberty A-League Grand Final.
  • Biggest ever live stream audience for a Liberty A-League match.

Isuzu UTE A-League (Mens) Elimination Final: Sydney FC v Macarthur FC (Sat 4th May):

  • Reached 318,000 Australians.
  • Biggest Isuzu UTE A-League round in 2024 – Biggest round since December 2023 (Round 9).
  • Up 73% on the 2023 Men’s A-League average.

Isuzu UTE A-League (Mens) Elimination Final: Melbourne Victory v Melbourne City (Sun 5th May):

  • Reached 358,000 Australians.
  • Biggest Sunday audience of the season.
  • Audience up 50% on the 2023 Men’s A-League average.

Last week, with 7-day viewing, MasterChef Australia (Sunday, 28 April) reached 1.45 million total national viewers.

MasterChef Australia – Continues Tonight At 7.30pm On 10 And 10 Play.

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