Tuesday TV Ratings Australia – The Block 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 (13 August, 2024) and Overnight (20 August, 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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TV Ratings Australia: Overnight Ratings

Daily Shares - TV+BVOD

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Breakfast Television

TV Ratings Australia – Total People

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

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Seven

Seven News was #1 for the night with a reach lead of 132 000 and an average audience lead of 80 000 over 9News. Home and Away was #7 with 1 362 000 (910 000). The Voice was #4 with 1 821 000 (901 000). Made in Bondi was #13 with 956 000 (206 000).

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First Dates UK – 281 000 (103 000)

The Latest: Seven News – 155 000 (77 000)

Outback Truckers (7mate) – 420 000 (193 000)

Outback Truckers (7mate – episode 2) – 383 000 (179 000)

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Nine

9News was #2 for the night. A Current Affair was #5 with 1 660 000 (1 123 000). The Block was #3 with 1 881 000 (950 000). 30 Years of The Footy Show was #14 with 955 000 (384 000). Trump vs Harris: The Battle for America was #19 with 744 000 (239 000). A repeat of Outback Opal Hunters was #26 with 664 000 (205 000).

9News Late – 208 000 (108 000)

10

The Project was #17 with 345 000 (376 000). Hunted was #11 with 1 018 000 (492 000). The Cheap Seats was #15 with 935 000 (442 000). A repeat of NCIS was #23 with 714 000 (142 000).

Neighbours – 278 000 (156 000)

10’s Late News – 205 000 (124 000)

ABC

ABC News was #10 for the night. 730 was #9 with 1 310 000 (793 000). Back Roads was #16 with 898 000 (648 000). The Assembly was #18 with 859 000 (577 000). The Art Of.. was #31 with 536 000 (289 000). A repeat of Anh’s Brush with Fame was #44 with 348 000 (179 000).

ABC Late News – 286 000 (73 000)

SBS

SBS World News was #47 with 328 000 (226 000). A repeat of Great British Railway Journeys was #51 with 246 000 (151 000).

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TV Ratings Australia – 16-39

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TV Ratings Australia – Grocery Shoppers (18+)

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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

  • The Block was Tuesday’s No.1 entertainment program with Total People across Australia and in the three largest markets: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 1.881 million, a Total TV National Audience of 950,000 and a BVOD audience of 153,000 – up 35.4% year-on-year.
  • 9News was the No.1 program with Total People across the 5 City Metro and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The combined bulletins registered a National Total TV Reach of 2.047 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.263 million – up 9.2% year-on-year. On 9Now, its BVOD audience of 100,000 was up 69.5% year-on-year.
    • In Sydney, 9News recorded 77,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor. 
    • In Melbourne, 9News recorded 40,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor. 
    • In Brisbane, 9News recorded 46,000 viewers ahead of its nearest competitor. 
  • Tipping Point was Australia’s No.1 afternoon game show with Total People and a dominant timeslot winner in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It achieved a National Total TV Reach of 1.371 million and a Total TV National Audience of 703,000, lifting the timeslot by 30.7% when compared to the same day last year.
  • A Current Affair dominated the 7.00pm timeslot with Total People across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It recorded a National Total TV Reach of 1.660 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.123 million. It secured a BVOD audience of 89,000 – up 53.4% year-on-year.
  • Today was the No.1 breakfast program with Total People in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It registered a National Total TV Reach of 741,000 and a Total TV National Audience of 310,000. Its BVOD audience was 37,000 – up 42.3% on the same morning last year.
  • The 9Network was the No.1 Network across the 5 City Metro with Total People and all key demographics.
  • 9Now was the No.1 CFTA BVOD platform across Australia with People 25-54 and People 16-39.

SEVEN

Seven’s winning Tuesday, #1 nationally, 7NEWS #1

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·       Seven #1 nationally in total TV

·       National total TV audience share: 39.5%

·       7NEWS: #1 program, reaches 2.18 million

·       The Voice: reaches 1.82 million

·       Sunrise: #1 at breakfast

20 August 2024:

Seven Network reaches 5.74 million Australians nationally. 7plus up 13% year-on-year.

Seven Network: #1 nationally in total TV in all people with a 39.5% share.

Seven Network: #1 nationally in total TV in grocery shoppers with a 40% share.

7NEWS Tuesday: National reach 2.18 million, national audience 1.34 million. #1 program.

The Voice: National reach 1.82 million, national audience 901,000.

Home and Away Tuesday: National reach 1.36 million, national audience 910,000. #1 drama.

The Chase Australia Tuesday:National reach 1.36 million, national audience 650,000.

Sunrise Tuesday:National reach 1.02 million, national audience 424,000. #1 breakfast program. 37% more viewers than Today.

NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%):

NetworkAll people25 to 54sGrocery shoppers
Seven Network39.533.740.0
Nine Network37.938.737.6
Network Ten22.627.622.4

TEN

25 To 54s Hunt Down Their Cheap Seats.

The Cheap Seats #1 In Its Timeslot In 25 to 54s.

With 7 day viewing, last weeks’ episode of Hunted reached 1.28 million, while The Cheap Seats reached 1.01 million.

Hunted:

  • 1.02 million total national viewers reached.
  • Lifts 10’s timeslot 50% year-on-year.
  • #2 in its timeslot in 16 to 39s.

The Cheap Seats:

  • 935,000 total national viewers reached.
  • #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s.
  • Lifts 10’s timeslot 14% year-on-year.
  • Biggest Brisbane audience of the year.
  • Season to-date: 538,000 national total audience average.
  • Season-to-date: Biggest ever BVOD audiences ever (39,000), up 22% on 2023 average.

Other highlights:

  • 10: Up 5% week-on-week.
  • 10 Bold: Up 5% week-on-week.
  • 10 News First: Up 25% year-on-year.
  • Deal Or No Deal: Up 24% week-on-week.
  • The Project: Up 18% week-on-week.

7 day Total Viewing Audience (Tuesday 13 July):

  • Hunted reached 1.28 million total national viewers
  • The Cheap Seats reached 1.01 million total national viewers.

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Source: OzTAM, Regional TAM, Virtual Australia, Top 30 Overnight / Consolidated 7 programs, Lifts and share based on 5 City Metro, Overnight.

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