Tuesday TV Ratings Australia – The Block on Channel 9 is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Olympics on Channel 9 wins in 7 Day consolidated

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV Consolidated 7 Day (6 August, 2024) and Overnight (13 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

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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 #3 for the night with a reach loss of 40 000 and an average audience lead of 49 000 over 9News. Home and Away was #9 with 1 356 000 (913 000). The 1% Club UK was #6 with 1 386 000 (761 000). The season final of Britain’s Got Talent was #11 with 1 204 000 (298 000).

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The Latest: Seven News was on 217 000 (117 000). Extended Family was on 106 000 (60 000).

Nine

9News was #1 for the night. A Current Affair was #4 for the night with 1 692 000 (1 090 000). The Block was #3 with 2 025 000 (1 005 000). 60 Minutes Presents: Our Heroes of Paris was #5 with 1 423 000 (455 000).

9News Late was on 483 000 (294 000). Chicago Med was on 344 000 (136 000). Transplant was on 145 000 (78 000).

Tipping Point Australia was #7 1 385 000 (708 000) which was a reach lead of 23 000 and an average audience lead of 20 000 over The Chase Australia.

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The Project was #18 with 786 000 (334 000). Hunted was #14 with 1 021 000 (487 000). The Cheap Seats was #16 with 878 000 (466 000). A repeat of NCIS was #19 with 769 000 (116 000).

10’s Late News was on 171 000 (107 000).

ABC

ABC News was #10. 730 was #12 with 1 176 000 (752 000). I Was Actually There was #17 with 842 000 (528 000). The Secret Life of Urban Birds – Perth was #24 with 693 000 (393 000). The Art Of… was #47 with 359 000 (169 000).

A repeat of Anh’s Brush with Fame was on 215 000 (101 000) ABC Late News 188 000 (49 000).

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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 of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane. It was also the No.1 program with People 25-54 and 16-39 in Adelaide. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 2.025 million, a Total TV National Audience of 1.005 million – 244,000 viewers ahead of its nearest timeslot competitor – and a BVOD audience of 134,000.
  • 9News was the No.1 program with Total People across the 5 City Metro and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It was also the No.1 bulletin with People 25-54 and 16-39 in Adelaide. The combined bulletins registered a National Total TV Reach of 2.199 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.310 million – up 19.5% year-on-year. On 9Now, its BVOD audience of 105,000 was up 84.2% year-on-year.
  • Tipping Point was Australia’s No.1 afternoon game show with Total People across Australia and Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It achieved a National Total TV Reach of 1.385 million and a Total TV National Audience of 708,000, lifting the timeslot by 54.2% when compared to the same day last year.
  • A Current Affair won the 7.00pm timeslot with Total People across the 5 City Metro and in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. It recorded a National Total TV Reach of 1.692 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.090 million. It secured a BVOD audience of 88,000 – up 60% year-on-year.
  • 60 Minutes: Our Heroes of Paris won its timeslot with Total People in Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 1.423 million, Total TV National Audience of 455,000 and a BVOD audience of 43,000.
  • Today was the No.1 breakfast program with Total People in Melbourne and Brisbane. It registered a National Total TV Reach of 892,000 and a Total TV National Audience of 338,000. Its BVOD audience was 41,000 – up 51.9% on the same morning last year.
  • The 9Network was the No. 1 Network across the 5 City Metro with all key demos.
  • 9Now was the No.1 CFTA BVOD platform across all key demos and Total People

SEVEN

7NEWS #1 in total TV on Wednesday, Home and Away #1 drama

·       National total TV audience share: 38.6%

·       7NEWS: #1 total TV program, reaches 2.16 million

·       The 1% Club UK: reaches 1.39 million

·       Home and Away: #1 drama, reaches 1.36 million

·       Sunrise: #1 at breakfast

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Wednesday, 13 August 2024:

Seven Network reaches 5.48 million Australians nationally.

7NEWS Wednesday: National reach 2.16 million, national audience 1.36 million. #1 program in total TV.

The 1% Club UK: National reach 1.39 million, national audience 761,000.

The Chase Australia Wednesday:National reach 1.36 million, national audience 688,000.

Home and Away Wednesday: National reach 1.36 million, national audience 933,000. #1 drama.

Sunrise Wednesday:National reach 1.02 million, national audience 417,000. #1 breakfast program. 23% more viewers than Today.

NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%):

NetworkAll people25 to 54sGrocery shoppers
Seven Network38.630.339.2
Nine Network38.942.638.6
Network Ten22.527.222.2

TEN

A Million Dollar Heist And Cheap Wisecracks Entertain Young Aussie Audiences.

Hunted Reaches 1.02 Million And The Cheap Seats Lifts 66%.

Two days after the Million Dollar Heist, the Hunters are hard on the Fugitives’ trail to recover the outstanding money from the robbery.  

Hunted: The Million Dollar Heist:

  • 1.02 million total national viewers reached.
  • Lifts 10’s timeslot audience by 68% week-on-week.
  • Lifts 10’s timeslot audience by 76% year-on-year.
  • #2 in its 7.30pm timeslot in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

The Cheap Seats host Tim McDonald and guest host Georgie Tunny took a fun look at the week that was. Joining in on the action were Mel Tracina, Andrea Crothers and special guest Ray Martin.

The Cheap Seats:

  • 878,000 total national viewers reached.
  • Up 66% week-on-week.
  • #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s.
  • 32.1% commercial share in 25 to 54s.
  • Season-to-date: 539,000 national total audience.
  • Season-to-date: Biggest BVOD audiences ever (40,000), up 25% on 2023 average.

Other highlights for last night:

  • 10: #2 channel in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • 10: Up 50% week-on-week.
  • Network 10: #2 network in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
  • Network 10: Up 34% week-on-week.
  • 10 Peach: Up 25% week-on-week. #1 multi-channel in 25 to 54s.
  • 10 News First: Up 21% week-on-week. Up 11% year-on-year.
  • Deal Or No Deal: Up 7% week-on-week.
  • The Project: up 19% week-on-week.

Thank God You’re Here – Premieres Tonight At 7.30pm On 10 And 10 Play.

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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