Nine News with Peter Hitchener has been the highest rating bulletin in Australia for a few years now, with previous averages of over 400k.
Are we seeing Seven News with Peter Mitchell, making a massive crack at it?
Nine News with Peter Hitchener has been the highest rating bulletin in Australia for a few years now, with previous averages of over 400k.
Are we seeing Seven News with Peter Mitchell, making a massive crack at it?
7 just pipped by 9 in Brisbane. Itās going to go down to the wire I think!
Should be fairly self-explanatory - these are the results for the full one hour (incl TT in Adelaide and Perth).
I take it the Olympics was on when Seven News spiked above Nine News in Melbourne & Sydney?
Also, why was Nine News so high in Melbourne around Week 25?
Yes
Monday afternoon football - Queenās Bāday
That doesnāt make any sense?
Nine News (not Seven News)?
###Week 37 - Final
Colours indicate change from previous week - green is increase or no change, red is a decrease.
Weeks won - Ratings
Weeks won - Year
Adjustment from preliminary numbers for week 37 - In Brisbane, Seven at 6pm had more viewers (197,200 to 196,800) but after OzTAM rounding it was a tie.
###Week 38 - Preliminary
Colours indicate change from previous week - green is increase or no change, red is a decrease.
Weeks won - Ratings
Weeks won - Year
Lot or green this week, except Brisbane. It seems that have the rights to football codes isnāt having any flow on effect to weekday news numbers for either Nine in Sydney or Seven in Melbourne despite it being finals time.
In saying that though @TV.Cynic, last Friday (leading-in to AFL final btw Geelong & Hawthorn), Seven News had one of their highest rating Friday bulletins of 2016, around 1.1m?
It was also the ātechnical issuesā night in Melbourne, but did nothing to the ratings.
But a good result on one day was not enough to see Seven News Melbourneās ratings last week lower than the week before as indicated by the red in the table.
###Week 39 - Preliminary
Colours indicate change from previous week - green is increase or no change, red is a decrease.
Weeks won - Ratings
Weeks won - Year
9 News Perth up by an average of 600 over the previous week!
Otherwise school hols in a couple of states leading to lots of red.
Quite the sea of red this week. I wonder why every bulletin in Sydney was down this week, I thought that the school holidays here in NSW didnāt start until next week?
Anyway, Iām sure that both networks will be hoping that AFL/NRL Grand Final fever (especially if it manages to become a āSydney vs Melbourneā affair in one or both games) will give the news ratings an increase next week!
Are the Brisbane figures correct? They seem different to TVT which gives 9 an overall winā¦ If Iām reading it correctly.
I am standing by my numbers at the moment. I think that Seven made a coding error and coded Seven News Saturday as a Mon-Fri bulletin. Happy to adjust if proven wrong though Perhaps some more info will come to hand.
I believe Nineās news set in Sydney hasnāt been changed sinceā¦ Forever.
###Week 40 - Final
Colours indicate change from previous week - green is increase or no change, red is a decrease.
Weeks won - Ratings
Weeks won - Year
Despite Adelaide news bulletins recording 0 or 1,000 on Wednesday, the ratings for Thursday were approx double the usual result so there was little affect on the weekly average - at 6pm Seven News was down just 3,000 and Nine News actually was up 9,000 on the previous week.
Elsewhere a rare win for Seven in Melbourne and Nine in Brisbane closing in on a win for the year (19 weeks won at 6pm)
###Week 41 - Preliminary
Colours indicate change from previous week - green is increase or no change, red is a decrease.
Weeks won - Ratings
Weeks won - Year
Nine News Brisbane now with 21 weeks won at 6pm. Elsewhere, mostly red with a couple of green spots representing some very small increases from the previous week.
The start of Daylight Saving and warmer weather definitely made an impact on those Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide ratings.