2025 Ratings predictions

Post your predictions for ratings in 2025.

The 2025 OzTAM Calendar has been released. The year commences Sunday 29 December 2024 and will run for 52 weeks until Saturday 27 December.

The ratings survey period will start in week 7 on Sunday 9 February and run until Saturday 29 November with the Easter break running fairly late next year 13 April to 26 April.

Week No. Sunday to Saturday
1 29 Dec 04 Jan
2 05 Jan 11 Jan
3 12 Jan 18 Jan
4 19 Jan 25 Jan
5 26 Jan 01 Feb
6 02 Feb 08 Feb
7 09 Feb 15 Feb Survey starts
8 16 Feb 22 Feb
9 23 Feb 01 Mar
10 02 Mar 08 Mar
11 09 Mar 15 Mar
12 16 Mar 22 Mar
13 23 Mar 29 Mar
14 30 Mar 05 Apr
15 06 Apr 12 Apr
16 13 Apr 19 Apr Easter
17 20 Apr 26 Apr Easter
18 27 Apr 03 May
19 04 May 10 May
20 11 May 17 May
21 18 May 24 May
22 25 May 31 May
23 01 Jun 07 Jun
24 08 Jun 14 Jun
25 15 Jun 21 Jun
26 22 Jun 28 Jun
27 29 Jun 05 Jul
28 06 Jul 12 Jul
29 13 Jul 19 Jul
30 20 Jul 26 Jul
31 27 Jul 02 Aug
32 03 Aug 09 Aug
33 10 Aug 16 Aug
34 17 Aug 23 Aug
35 24 Aug 30 Aug
36 31 Aug 06 Sep
37 07 Sep 13 Sep
38 14 Sep 20 Sep
39 21 Sep 27 Sep
40 28 Sep 04 Oct
41 05 Oct 11 Oct
42 12 Oct 18 Oct
43 19 Oct 25 Oct
44 26 Oct 01 Nov
45 02 Nov 08 Nov
46 09 Nov 15 Nov
47 16 Nov 22 Nov
48 23 Nov 29 Nov Survey finishes
49 30 Nov 06 Dec
50 07 Dec 13 Dec
51 14 Dec 20 Dec
52 21 Dec 27 Dec
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Universe estimates 2025

5 city metro

Regional

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x 1,000.

Note the significant increase from last year that reflects the change from OzTAM to VOZ. VOZ Total TV UEs reflect the total Australian population including people in zero TV homes which differs from the OzTAM and Regional TAM TV ratings service UEs which are based on 1+ TV households.

The VOZ service Total TV universe estimates (UEs) detail the estimated population by which VOZ Total TV audiences are calculated.

The addition of the VOZ Metro universe and the Regional universe will be greater than the National universe due to the overlapping market areas that contribute both to Metro and Regional.

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I think I’m A Celebrity launch will do solid for 10 tonight. It’s a Sunday so that helps in terms of available audience, it’s not in survey and against big realities, viewers are used to it being in Jan now for some years bar last year, it’s got popular rising star Robert Irwin again and it always has a significant marketing campaign.

Where it might struggle however is last year it did over 800k (albeit total national) average, but that had the massive Australian Grand Prix lead-in. Of course the Australian Open is on, where rivals have historically struggled against it for eyeballs more or less, they’ll be quietly hoping de Minaur falls tomorrow and other bigger names also go out. Viewer fatigue with the franchise, has it run out of legs and are viewers over the same old and gross out moments. And the stars, have they run out of key and interesting celebrities.

And then it’ll have to contend with Married, Idol, BBL cricket finals and the eleventh hour announced Sri Lanka test series and all the other shows and lead-ins on Seven and Nine plus the ABC.

It’ll be interesting.

Mon Jan 20 - a big summer night tonight. I’m thinking:

•Aus Open Night S2: 1m metro / 1.45m national / 1.6m total.
(S1 675k metro)

•I’m A Celebrity: 775k / 950k / 1m.

•Women’s Ashes: 500k / 775k / 825k.