Last Night saw a big turn around in ratings fortunes from last Thursday with Nine slipping from first to third as a one-sided NRL match failed to perform well for the network.
Over on Seven, the return of The Front Bar helped boost the network to number one while 10 saw its network share lift by almost 3 points.
Predictably, Nine won the NRL states while Seven won in AFL territory while 10 ranked second in all markets except Brisbane. (See listing below)
In key demographics 10 came out on top with Nine second. In the key demo groups 10’s main channel was number with the network claiming the top two multichannels as well.
In 25-54, 10 had 31.9% of the audience with Nine attracting 27.6%, Seven 23.7%, ABC 10.4% and SBS with 6.4%.
In 16-39, 10’s share lifted to 36.7%. Nine was again second with 27.4% then Seven had 21.8%, ABC 8.5% and SBS 5.7%.
Leading the entertainment shows was MasterChef up slightly on the previous week. The show outperformed the NRL this week in Sydney and Brisbane. Britain’s Got Talent’s move to Thursday saw the show lose some audience.
Outside the top 20 were
Program | Ntwk | 5-cities |
---|---|---|
LAW & ORDER: SVU RPT | 10 | 322,000 |
THE LATEST: SEVEN NEWS | Seven | 306,000 |
GRAND DESIGNS AUSTRALIA-EV | ABC | 285,000 |
10 NEWS FIRST 6PM | 10 | 278,000 |
THE WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFUL RAILWAY | SBS | 255,000 |
THURSDAY NIGHT NRL LIVE -PRE MATCH (2 markets) | Nine | 250,000 |
THE DRUM-EV | ABC | 215,000 |
RBT (3 markets) | Nine | 213,000 |
LAW & ORDER: SVU EP 2 RPT | 10 | 211,000 |
THE HEIGHTS-EV | ABC | 207,000 |
FATHER BROWN RPT | ABC | 173,000 |
SBS WORLD NEWS | SBS | 170,000 |
BRITAIN’S MOST HISTORIC TOWNS RPT | SBS | 166,000 |
(Expect adjustment down for The Latest due to Front Bar overrun)
Breakfast TV
Sunrise 288,000
Today 230,000
News Breakfast 195,000
Commercial network ratings per market were
Sydney
Seven 23.4%
Nine 28.7%
10 25.4%
Melbourne
Seven 27.7%%
Nine 22.2%
10 25.7%
Brisbane
Seven 25.3%
Nine 29.1%
10 24.9%
Adelaide
Seven 31.6%
Nine 25.6%
10 25.4%
Perth
Seven 34.9%
Nine 19.1%
10 20.1%
Continue discussion at Thursday 4 June 2020