Tuesday Ratings – Australian Open on Nine is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Home and Away wins in Total TV

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Analysis for Total TV (10 January, 2023) and Overnight (17 January, 2023) ratings.

TOTAL TV – Total People

Seven

Seven News, Home and Away and the BBL helped Seven to a strong night

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#1 Seven News at 6:30 – 1,374 000 (+3%)

#2 Seven News – 1,355 000 (+3%)

#3 Home and Away – 996 000 (+30%)

#8 The Chase Australia – 753 000 (+3%)

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#11 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Renegades – 532 000 (+0%)

#14 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 445 000 (+3%)

#15 Sunrise – 389 000 (+4%)

#20 Seven News at 4:30 – 315 000 (+2%)

#21 Seven News at 4 – 293 000 (+2%)

Nine

Nine was powered by its News and ACA. A repeat of Travel Guides and a movie were tying Nine over before the Australian Open.

#4 Nine News – 956 000 (+4%)

#5 Nine News 6:30 – 941 000 (+4%)

#7 A Current Affair – 813 000 (+6%)

#12 Travel Guides (R) – 525 000 (+10%)

#13 Hot Seat – 452 000 (+4%)

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#18 Nine’s Afternoon News – 326 000 (+3%)

#23 Hot Seat – 5pm – 277 000 (+3%)

#24 Today – 266 000 (+7%)

#25 Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom – 251 000 (+11%)

#30 Tipping Point (R) – 220 000 (+8%)

10

The Bachelors Australia improved by a massive 59% and it pushed them ahead of Nine and Seven in the slot.

#10 The Bachelors Australia – Tuesday – 593 000 (+59%)

#16 The Project 7pm – 385 000 (+5%)

#17 10 News First – 348 000 (+2%)

#22 The Project 6:30pm – 281 000 (+5%)

#26 The Bold and the Beautiful – 242 000 (+3%)

#28 10 News First 6pm – 226 000 (+3%)

#29 NCIS (R) – 222 000 (+14%)

ABC

ABC had a quiet night with repeats of Anh’s Brush with Fame and Love on the Spectrum.

#6 ABC News – 819 000 (+3%)

#9 730 Summer – 625 000 (+5%)

#19 Anh’s Brush with Fame (R) – 315 000 (+4%)

#27 Love on the Spectrum (R) – 235 000 (+4%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

Home and Away was #1 overall (again) – a massive result, beating the News on both 7 and 9 in the rankings with 344 000 viewers, a rise of 60%. The Bachelors Australia was #2 with 323 000, an massive increase of 78%.


OVERNIGHT RATINGS


Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with a win in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Seven lost Sydney by just 2000 viewers. Seven News at 6:30 was #2 with wins in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. The loss is Sydney was more substantial at 18 000. Home and Away was #7 with 460 000. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Sydney Sixers v Adelaide Strikers was #12 with 294 000 viewers.

Nine

Nine News was #3 and had a 2000 viewer win in Sydney. Nine News 6:30 was #4 with a win in Sydney. Nine saw much improved results with the 2023 Australian Open, after a quiet start on Monday night. The Day 2 Night Session was #6 with 462 000 viewers. The pre match was on 367 000, but only seen in Sydney and Melbourne. The segment ‘Night – Session 2’ was on 341 000. The ‘Day’ component was on 212 000 viewers,

10

The Project 6:30 started with 153 000 but The Project 7pm rose to 268 000. The Bachelors Australia was #13 with 288 000 viewers. Even though 10 has new episodes available, the network went with a repeat of NCIS for 100 000 viewers. A second late night repeat had 75 000 viewers.

ABC

ABC News was #5 overall, but #1 in its slot. 730 Summer was #8 with 447 000. A repeat of Anh’s Brush with Fame was #19 with 210 000. A repeat of Love on the Spectrum had 152 000. A final season repeat episode of Julia Zemiro’s Home Delivery had 121 000 watching.

16-39

  1. 2023 Australian Open Day 2 – Night
  2. 2023 Australian Open Day 2 – Night Session 2
  3. 2023 Australian Open Day 2 – Pre Match
  4. The Bachelors Australia
  5. Seven News at 6:30

25-54

  1. Seven News at 6:30
  2. Seven News
  3. Nine News
  4. Nine News 6:30
  5. 2023 Australian Open Day 2 – Night

Multi Channels

Winner: 9GO! (4.3%)

Second: 9Gem (3.7%)

The substantial part of 9GO’s win was coverage of the 2023 Australian Open between 6pm and 7pm when Nine’s main channel breaks away for Nine News. However, the movie Super 8 did well at #15 with 73 000 viewers. 9Gem was powered by second channel coverage of the 2023 Australian Open.


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

NINE

SEVEN

N/A

TEN

LAST NIGHT

Overnight ratings Tuesday, 17 January 2023.

BY THE NUMBERS

  • The Bachelors Australia: #1 commercial series on BVOD with 45.2 million minutes viewed.
  • The Bachelors Australia: #1 entertainment show in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

Network 10 (10 + 10 Bold + 10 Peach + 10 Shake):

  • 10 Peach: Up 4% week-on-week.
  • 10 Peach: Up 20% in its key demo of 16 to 39s.
  • 10 Bold: Up 3% week-on-week.
  • 10 Bold: Up 4% in its key demo of over 40s.
  • 10 Shake: Up 16% week-on-week.
  • 10 Shake: Up 142% in its key demo of under 50s.

The Bachelors Australia:

  • 434,000 total national viewers(metro + regional + live stream + 1 day BVOD).
  • 405,000 national viewers (metro + regional + live stream). Peaked at 512,000.
  • Lifts 6% in total people, 12% in under 50s and 8% in 25 to 54s week-on-week.
  • #1 commercial series on BVOD with 45.2 million minutes viewed.
  • #1 entertainment show in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • #2 in its timeslot in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

The Project 7pm:

  • 353,000 viewers nationally. Peaked at 454,000.

10 News First:

  • 390,000 viewers nationally. Peaked at 478,000.
  • Up 16% week-on-week.
  • 10 News First 6pm: Up 3% week-on-week

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