Sunday TV Ratings Australia – The Block on Nine is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 on Seven wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (20 August, 2023) and Overnight (27 August, 2023) ratings.

Total TV Ratings

Seven

#1 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v Australia – 3,099 000 (+14%)

#3 Seven News – Sunday – 1,456 000 (+3%)

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#4 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v Australia – Post Game – 1,437 000 (+13%)

#6 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v Australia – Pre Game – 1,125 000 (+9%)

#14 Weekend Sunrise – Sunday – 352 000 (+4%)

#16 The Latest: Seven News – 338 000 (+10%)

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#17 Seven’s AFL: Sunday Afternoon Football – 320 000 (+2%)

#25 Weekend Sunrise – Sunday – Early – 226 000 (+5%)

#29 Seven’s AFL: Sunday Night Football – 217 000 (+0%)

#30 Seven News at 5 – 205 000 (+2%)

Nine

#1 The Block – Sunday – 1,462 000 (+33%)

#5 Nine News Sunday – 1,254 000 (+6%)

#9 60 Minutes – 632 000 (+21%)

#12 Sunday Afternoon NRL Live – 403 000 (+9%)

#15 Parky! – 341 000 (+16%)

#24 Weekend Today – Sunday – 240 000 (+8%)

10

#18 The Sunday Project 7pm – 302 000 (+5%)

#20 10 News First Sunday – 267 000 (+3%)

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#21 The Dog House Australia (R) – 260 000 (+7%)

#22 The Sunday Project 6.30pm – 254 000 (+5%)

#28 10 News First Sunday 6pm – 220 000 (+4%)

ABC

#7 Bay of Fires – 783 000 (+109%)

#8 ABC News Sunday – 747 000 (+3%)

#10 Restoration Australia – 624 000 (+21%)

#11 Insiders – 479 000 (+15%)

#13 Landline – 366 000 (+9%)

#19 Offsiders – 267 000 (+9%)

#23 Compass – 241 000 (+5%)

#26 Antiques Roadshow – 225 000 (+6%)

SBS

#27 SBS World News – 224 000 (+3%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

#1 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v England – 1,309 000 (+22%)

#2 The Block – Sunday – 683 000 (+48%)

#3 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v England – Post Game – 621 000 (+19%)

#4 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – Spain v England – Pre Game – 468 000 (+14%)

#7 60 Minutes – 201 000 (+26%)

#8 Bay of Fires – 190 000 (+228%)

#12 The Sunday Project 7pm – 119 000 (+10%)

#14 Restoration Australia – 115 000 (+40%)

#20 The Dog House Australia (R) – 83 000 (+5%)

#22 Parky! – 81 000 (+23%)

#28 RFDS – Encore – 62 000 (+59%)

#30 FBI – 57 000 (+21%)

Overnight Ratings

Daily Shares

News

Breakfast Television

Analysis

Seven

Seven News – Sunday was #1 with wins in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. The Voice – Sunday was #4 with 705 000 and lost the total people slot to The Block by 40 000 viewers. 7NEWS Spotlight rebounded at #6 with 438 000, an 18 000 viewer advantage over 60 Minutes. The Latest: Seven News was #11 with 250 000. Born to Kill had an audience of 117 000. An Autopsy USA episode covering Audrey Hepburn was on 59 000.

Nine

Nine News Sunday was #2 with a win in Sydney. The Block – Sunday was #3 overall, but #1 in its slot and #1 non news program of the night in primetime with 745 000. 60 Minutes was #7 with 420 000. Nine News Late – Sunday was #13 with 243 000. A repeat of Australian Crime Stories was on 127 000. A new episode of Killer at the Crime Scene was on 81 000.

10

The Sunday Project 6.30pm was on 156 000. The Sunday Project 7pm was #15 with 227 000. The Traitors – Sunday was #16 with 207 000. A new episode of FBI was on 133 000. A repeat of NCIS: Hawaii was on 110 000.

ABC

ABC News was #5 for the night. The season final of Restoration Australia was #8 with 412 000. Bay of Fires was was #10 with 299 000. An encore of Mother and Son was on 131 000.

16-39

  1. The Block – Sunday
  2. Seven News – Sunday
  3. Nine News Sunday
  4. The Voice – Sunday
  5. 60 Minutes

25-54

  1. The Block – Sunday
  2. Seven News – Sunday
  3. Nine News Sunday
  4. The Voice – Sunday
  5. 60 Minutes

Multi Channels

Winner: 7mate (3.4%)

Second: 10 Peach (2.8%)

7mate was the #1 multi channel thanks to Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 1 (#16 with 71 000), Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 2 (#9 with 89 000) and Border Security: Australia’s Front Line – episode 3 (68 000). These episodes aired in all markets except Sydney which was airing an AFL game between Carlton v GWS. The movie, Man of Steel aired in all markets (50 000).

10 Peach was the #2 multi channel thanks to The Big Bang Theory – episode 1 (27 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 2 (39 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 3 (58 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 4 (#17 with 71 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 5 (64 000), The Big Bang Theory – episode 6 (55 000), an encore of Thank God You’re Here (#13 with 79 000), Two and a Half Men – episode 1 (47 000), Two and a Half Men – episode 2 (52 000) and Two and a Half Men – episode 3 (48 000).

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 and Channel 9 dominated the night across all key demographics (People 25-54, People 16-39 and GS + Child)
  • The Block was Australia’s No.1 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 the No.1 program on catch up and No.1 Entertainment program live stream yesterday against all broadcasters, recording a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 152,000, an increase of +9YoY.
  • The Block recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 98,000, an increase of +12% YoY
  • 9News Sunday was Australia’s No.1 news bulletin with GS+Child
  • 9News Sunday was the No.1 program with Total People across the East Coast and in Sydney
  • 9News Sunday recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 69,000
  • 60 Minutes won its timeslot with People 16-39 across the 5 City and East Coast
  • 60 Minutes won its timeslot with all key demos and Total People in Brisbane
  • 60 Minutes recorded a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 52,000 (+21% YoY)
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL won its timeslot with all key demos and Total People across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney and Brisbane
  • Sunday Afternoon NRL recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 39,000
  • Sunday Afternoon NRLW won its timeslot with all key demos and Total People across the 5 City Metro, East Coast and in Sydney and Brisbane
  • Sunday Early Afternoon NRLW recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 7,000
  • Sunday Afternoon NRLW recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 7,000

Weekend TODAY was a timeslot winner with all key demos across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney and Melbourne

SEVEN

TV Ratings Australia

TEN

Network 10 (10 + 10 Bold + 10 Peach + Nickelodeon):
• Up 13% week-on-week.
• Up 19% week-on-week in under 50s, 14% in 16 to 39s and 10% in 25 to 54s.

• 10: Up 10% week-on-week.
• 10: Up 16% week-on-week in under 50s.
• 10 Peach: #1 multi-channel in its key demo of 16 to 39s.
• 10 Peach: #2 multi-channel in total people.
• 10 Peach: Up 39% week-on-week, up 59% in its key demo of 16 to 39s.
• Nickelodeon: Up 8% week-on-week, up 13% in its key demo of under 40s.

The Traitors:
• 296,000 national viewers (metro + regional + live stream). Peaked at 422,000 viewers.
• #3 entertainment show in total people and under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
• Lift’s 10’s Sunday 7.30-8.45pm timeslot by 30% week-on-week.
• Series: Biggest ever BVOD audiences up 23% on 2022.

The Sunday Project 7pm:
• 318,000 national viewers (metro + regional + live stream). Peaked at 406,000.
• The Project full hour: Up 6% week-on-week.

OzTam Information

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