TV Ratings Wednesday 4 November 2026: The 1% Club UK leads entertainment as Seven wins — The 1% Club UK repeat led entertainment, reaching 1,558,000 viewers with a Total TV National Average Audience of 930,000 and a BVOD National Average Audience of 100,000. Seven won the 6pm-to-midnight Total TV FTA share with 31.3%.
Network Shares
Network
Share
Seven
31.3%
ABC
24.0%
Nine
23.1%
10
13.7%
SBS
8.0%
News
Program
Reach
Average Audience
BVOD Average Audience
Seven News
2,136,000
1,343,000
165,000
9News
1,961,000
1,160,000
180,000
ABC News
1,268,000
960,000
72,000
10 News
571,000
286,000
24,000
Breakfast Television
Program
Reach
Average Audience
BVOD Average Audience
Sunrise
1,043,000
467,000
64,000
News Breakfast
696,000
243,000
25,000
Today
683,000
265,000
52,000
Morning Shows
Program
Reach
Average Audience
BVOD Average Audience
The Morning Show
601,000
252,000
38,000
ABC News Mornings
433,000
233,000
23,000
TODAY EXTRA
394,000
144,000
31,000
Afternoon News
Program
Reach
Average Audience
BVOD Average Audience
9News Afternoon
727,000
360,000
48,000
Seven News at 4
651,000
342,000
40,000
Game Shows
Program
Reach
Average Audience
BVOD Average Audience
Tipping Point Australia
1,367,000
736,000
108,000
The Chase Australia
1,288,000
633,000
77,000
Analysis
Channel 7
Seven News led 9News by 175,000 viewers in reach. In average audience, Seven News led 9News by 183,000 viewers. In BVOD average audience, Seven News trailed 9News by 15,000 viewers.
Night schedule
Home and Away Reach: 1,490,000 · Average audience: 1,024,000 · BVOD average: 245,000.
The 1% Club UK (Repeat) Reach: 1,558,000 · Average audience: 930,000 · BVOD average: 100,000.
A Taste for Murder Reach: 969,000 · Average audience: 410,000 · BVOD average: 50,000.
House of Wellness Reach: 436,000 · Average audience: 154,000 · BVOD average: 17,000.
Chicago Fire Reach: 172,000 · Average audience: 66,000 · BVOD average: 13,000.
Australia’s Most Dangerous Prisoners Reach: 98,000 · Average audience: 42,000 · BVOD average: 6,000.
7NEWS Wednesday: #1 program and #1 news. National reach 2.13 million, national audience 1.34 million.
Up 4% year-on-year in total TV, up 26% year-on-year on 7plus.
Up 7% week-on-week in total TV, up 4% year-on-year on 7plus.
The 1% Club UK Wednesday: #1 entertainment. National reach 1.55 million, national audience 930,000.
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Up 11% week-on-week in total TV, up 6% week-on-week on 7plus.
Home and Away Wednesday: #1 drama. National reach 1.49 million, national audience 1.02 million.
Up 16% year-on-year in total TV, up 28% year-on-year on 7plus.
Up 9% week-on-week in total TV, up 4% year-on-year on 7plus.
The Chase Australia Wednesday: National reach 1.28 million, national audience 633,000.
Up 12% year-on-year in total TV, up 21% year-on-year on 7plus.
Sunrise Wednesday: #1 breakfast program. National reach 1.04 million, national audience 467,000.
76% more viewers than Today.
Up 11% year-on-year in total TV, up 23% on 7plus.
NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%): 6.00am to midnight
Network
All people
25 to 54s
Grocery shoppers
Seven Network
46.5
43.2
46.7
Nine Network
35.4
33.7
35.3
Network Ten
18.2
23.1
18.1
NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%): 6.00pm to midnight
Network
All people
25 to 54s
Grocery shoppers
Seven Network
46
39.9
45.9
Nine Network
33.9
32.3
33.8
Network Ten
20.1
27.8
20.2
Channel 9
Nine Network Performance Highlights
9News was the No.1 program on Wednesday with Total People, People 25-54 and Shoppers 18+, and the No.1 bulletin with People 16-39 across the 5 City Metro and in Melbourne and Brisbane. It was also the No. 1 news bulletin with Total People and all key demos in Sydney. The combined national bulletins registered a National Total TV Reach of 1.961 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.160 million. On 9Now, it secured a national BVOD Audience of 180,000 – up 15.4% year-on-year.
Love Island Australia was the No.1 program of the night with People 16-39 across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It also was Australia’s No.1 BVOD program with Total People and all key demos.
Love Island Australia achieved a National Total TV Reach of 715,000 and a Total TV National Audience of 407,000 – up 35.2% year-on-year. On 9Now it recorded a BVOD Audience of 326,000 – up an impressive 34.7% year-on-year.
A Current Affair claimed a National Total TV Reach of 1.362 million and a Total TV National Audience of 898,000. It recorded a BVOD audience of 131,000 – up 12.9% year-on-year.
Tipping Point was the No.1 afternoon game show with Total People across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 1.367 million, a Total TV National Audience of 736,000, and a BVOD audience of 108,000 – up 20.0% on the same night last year.
Budget Battlers recorded a National Total TV Reach of 1.228 million and a Total TV National Audience of 449,000. On 9Now it recorded a BVOD Audience of 74,000.
Taronga: Who’s Who In The Zoo achieved a National Total TV Reach of 763,000 and a Total TV National Audience of 294,000. On 9Now it recorded a BVOD Audience of 39,000.
Today was the breakfast program of choice with Total People and all key demos in Sydney and with People 25-54 and People 16-39 in Melbourne. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 683,000 and a Total TV National Audience of 265,000. On 9Now it recorded a BVOD Audience of 52,000 (up 4.0% year-on-year).
9Now was the No. 1 CFTA BVOD platform on Wednesday across Australia with People 16-39.
The 9Network recorded the following shares on Wednesday across the 5 City Metro with:
Metric
Share
Total People
23.5%
People 25-54
22.8%
People 16-39
22.0%
Shoppers 18+
23.4%
9Now was the No. 1 CFTA BVOD platform on Wednesday across Australia with People 16-39: 45.2%.
9Now recorded the following CFTA BVOD shares on Wednesday across Australia with:
Metric
Share
Total People
39.1%
People 25-54
38.7%
Shoppers 18+
38.4%
Total TV Reach
Broadcast TV Reach
BVOD TV Reach
12,240,000
9,662,000
4,384,000
9Network Total TV Reach
9Network Broadcast TV Reach
9Network BVOD TV Reach
5,369,000
4,341,000
1,260,000
Channel 10
Wednesday, 04 November. Big Brother Tops Its Timeslot In Key Demos. #1 In Its Timeslot In 25-54s And 16-39s. Grows 113% In Catch Up Viewing.
Big Brother: There ain’t no party like a surprise party, and nobody does surprises quite like Big Brother! Unfortunately, it was Pam’s time to go.
Biggest streaming audience of the season.
Reached 831,000 national Total TV viewers.
#1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s (33%) and 16 to 39s (44%).
102,000 streaming viewers.
7-Day Total Viewing Audience (Wednesday, 28 October): Reached 1.26 million total national viewers. National Total TV audience lifted 102% to 714,000 with catch up viewing.
Season-to-date:
Audience lifting 113% with catch up viewing.
Reaching 4.1 million national Total TV viewers.
698,000 national Total TV audience.
#1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s (29.5%) and 16 to 39s (38.9%).
242,000 streaming viewers.
Big Brother 24/7 Live Stream Channel has had 58.6 million live minutes viewed.
The Celebrity Traitors UK: In Episode 9, players must turn up the volume in their loudest mission yet to boost the final prize pot. At the Round Table, will the Faithful uncover a Traitor, or will they fall at the final hurdle?
Reached 733,000 national Total TV viewers.
#1 in its timeslot in total people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
126,000 streaming viewers since Saturday, 31 October.
7-Day Total Viewing Audience (Wednesday, 28 October): Reached 943,000 national Total TV viewers.
Season-To-Date:
Reaching 3.8 million national Total TV viewers.
Biggest national total audience ever.
National Total audience up 17% on last year.
The Traitors franchise remains 10’s #1 streaming first franchise.
10’s Late News:
National Total TV audience, up 110% vs. same episode last year.
#1 in its timeslot in total people and 25 to 54s.
Streaming viewers up 236% vs. same episode last year.
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