Seven in 2025
Connecting with millions of Australians every day of the year
The best sport, news and entertainment content on Australian screens will be on the Seven Network in 2025, including more than 20 local series, the leading news and current affairs content, the country’s most loved sports and new, exclusive content across 7plus.
Seven’s TV and digital audiences have grown this year, driven by the #1 news service, the best line up of sport in Australia, hit 7.30pm entertainment shows, the country’s #1 drama series and the ever-growing library of exclusive content on 7plus.
Seven is home to the most watched 6.00pm news, breakfast and morning shows, winter sport, summer sport, local drama series and lifestyle show, and more of the most popular entertainment shows than any other network – and 2025 will bring more of the content that Australians love to watch.
Seven West Media Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Howard, said: “At
Seven, we are passionately focused on creating and delivering valuable connections. We’re proudly a content business. Every day, our content connects with an audience that is growing. We understand that audience through our data platforms, delivering deep insights for our partners.
“Millions of Australians connect with one of our publishing, broadcast and digital platforms every day, every week, every month. To make that happen, every year we create, collate and curate thousands of hours of local content.
“Our streaming audience continues to grow at a rapid rate. 7plus is set to soar from late November with cricket and again in March with AFL, both available on a free streamer for the first time,” he said.
“Our ambition is to be ahead of the curve. That is why we’ve led the way with AI company Databricks to accurately predict audiences. That’s why we have stepped up personalisation, targeting and UX on 7plus. And that’s why we have created Phoenix, the world’s most advanced total TV trading system.
“Our aim for 2025 is to foster a stronger relationship with our partners. Through expanded content, enhanced data capabilities, and a focus on responsible AI integration, we will build deep and meaningful connections that drive growth for both Seven West Media and our valued clients,” Mr Howard said.
Seven Group Managing Director, Television, Angus Ross, said: “Australian production is at the heart of everything we do. We spend more than $700 million across our three content pillars of news, sport and entertainment to deliver mass audience and reach every single day of the year.
“The biggest shows and most reliable formats in the world are on Seven and 7plus including Home and Away, Australian Idol, Farmer Wants A Wife, Dancing With The Stars, The Voice, My Kitchen Rules and The 1% Club. In 2025 they will be joined by two brand-new tentpole formats – Stranded On Honeymoon Island and Once In A Lifetime – plus a lot more.
“From AFL and cricket to Supercars and horse racing, we are Australia’s home of sport, delivering the biggest and most engaged sport audiences across Seven and 7plus Sport all year round. Our news and current affairs content – led by 7NEWS, Sunrise, 7NEWS Spotlight , The Nightly and 7NEWS.com.au – keeps all of Australia informed, while 7plus goes from strength to strength with its deep library and exclusive content,” he said.
Seven National Television Sales Director, Katie Finney, said: “At Seven, we are passionate about connecting our advertising partners with high-value audiences at scale through content that Australians love. With our audience insights via 7REDiQ, AI-driven predictability, and the streamlined trading process via Phoenix, we are committed to being better business partners than ever. Our focus is on driving improved business outcomes and growth for our partners in 2025.”
