Sunday TV Ratings Australia – Married at First Sight on Channel 9 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 (3 March, 2024) and Overnight (10 March, 2024) ratings.

TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Consolidated 7 Total People

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TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Consolidated 7 25-54

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TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Consolidated 7 16-39

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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 loss of 65 000 and an average audience lead of 74 000 over 9News. Australian Idol – Sunday was #4 with 1 808 000 (839 000). The special, Why Planes Vanish: The Hunt for MH370 was #6 with 1 396 000 (440 000). What the Killer Did Next was #20 with 587 000 (198 000).

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Nine

9News was #2 for the night. Married at First Sight (MAFS) was #1 with 2 932 000 (1 714 000). 60 Minutes was #5 with 1 608 000 (781 000). 9News Late was #14 with 697 000 (397 000). Married to a Psychopath was #29 with 493 000 (189 000).

10

The Sunday Project was #12 with 783 000 (283 000). Australian Survivor – Sunday was #8 with 1 061 000 (595 000). A repeat of NCIS was #16 with 474 000 (176 000).

ABC

ABC News was #7 for the night. Death in Paradise was #9 with 1 042 000 (682 000). House of Gods was #26 with 504 000 (212 000).

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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

  • Married at First Sight recorded a massive National Total TV Reach of 2.932 million – 1.124 million more viewers than its nearest competitor.
  • Married at First Sight secured a Total TV National Audience of 1.714 million – up 13.6% year-on-year and 875,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor. 
  • Married at First Sight was a convincing timeslot winner across the country, ranking the No.1 program with People 25-54, 16-39 and Total People across Australia and in all metro capitals.
  • Married at First Sight secured a huge BVOD audience of 385,000 – up 27% on the corresponding episode last year and 305,000 viewers ahead of its nearest BVOD competitor.
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL Live was broadcast to a National Total TV Reach of 1.027 million and a Total TV National Audience of 452,000 – up 9.9% on the same day last year. It dominated its timeslot in Sydney and Brisbane.
  • 60 Minutes recorded a Total TV National Audience of 781,000 and was an easy timeslot winner in all metro capitals.
  • 60 Minutes secured a BVOD audience of 90,000 – up 40.9% year-on-year.
  • 9News recorded a Total TV National Audience of 1.154 million –  up 2.7% year-on-year. It was the No.1 news bulletin with Total People in Sydney & Melbourne and was 59,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor in both markets. 
  • Postcards (broadcast on 9Melbourne in the 5.30pm timeslot) secured a Total TV Audience of  144,000 – greater than the audience of the 7.30pm programs on Nine’s commercial competitors.
  • The 9Network was No. 1 on broadcast TV across the 5 City Metro with all key demos and Total People. 
  • Married at First Sight recorded a massive National Total TV Reach of 2.932 million – 1.124 million more viewers than its nearest competitor.
  • Married at First Sight secured a Total TV National Audience of 1.714 million – up 13.6% year-on-year and 875,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor. 
  • Married at First Sight was a convincing timeslot winner across the country, ranking the No.1 program with People 25-54, 16-39 and Total People across Australia and in all metro capitals.
  • Married at First Sight secured a huge BVOD audience of 385,000 – up 27% on the corresponding episode last year and 305,000 viewers ahead of its nearest BVOD competitor.
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL Live was broadcast to a National Total TV Reach of 1.027 million and a Total TV National Audience of 452,000 – up 9.9% on the same day last year. It dominated its timeslot in Sydney and Brisbane.
  • 60 Minutes recorded a Total TV National Audience of 781,000 and was an easy timeslot winner in all metro capitals.
  • 60 Minutes secured a BVOD audience of 90,000 – up 40.9% year-on-year.
  • 9News recorded a Total TV National Audience of 1.154 million –  up 2.7% year-on-year. It was the No.1 news bulletin with Total People in Sydney & Melbourne and was 59,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor in both markets. 
  • Postcards (broadcast on 9Melbourne in the 5.30pm timeslot) secured a Total TV Audience of  144,000 – greater than the audience of the 7.30pm programs on Nine’s commercial competitors.
  • The 9Network was No. 1 on broadcast TV across the 5 City Metro with all key demos and Total People. 

9Now was also the comprehensive No. 1 CFTA BVOD service with all key demos and Total People.

9Now was also the comprehensive No. 1 CFTA BVOD service with all key demos and Total People.

SEVEN

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TEN

Survivor’s Big Plays Entertain Key Demos.

Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels #2 In Its Timeslot In Under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

A boy’s alliance starts to form, and someone is on a mission to take out a big player. Eight become seven, in the countdown to Sole Survivor.

Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels:

  • Reached 1.06 million total national viewers (metro + regional + BVOD).
  • #2 in its timeslot in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

With 7-day viewing (3 March) Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels reaches 1.33 million total national viewers and was the #2 entertainment show in 16 to 39s.

Last week (Week 10, 2024):

  • 10 and 10 Play reached 9.3 million viewers.
  • 10 Play is having its best start to a year and was up 28% compared the same week in 2023.
  • Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels is the #2 regular show of 2024 in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • Gogglebox is averaging 717,000 total national viewers and its BVOD audience is up 19% on H1 2023.

Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels – Sunday to Tuesday at 7.30pm. On 10 and 10 Play.

Source: OzTAM 5 City Metro, Regional Combined Aggregate Markets, OzTAM National VPM, Live stream, Reach: VOZ 5.0 National Total TV, Top TV Overnight/Consolidated Top Programs, Timeslot rankings and commercial share based on metro audience, same day last week or last year, Overnight. Lift week-on-week based on VOZ Total TV National Average Audience, same day last week, Overnight. Program ranking is Week 1-10, 5 City Metro, Consolidated 7, 5pm-midnight, minimum 3 episodes.

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