Week 42
Nine News opens up a huge gap over Seven outrating Nine in Sydney though both SEQ bulletin sare higher than last year - Nine by 27%.
Big changes in Adelaide and Perth as well.
Compared to Mon-Thu in 2023
Nine News opens up a huge gap over Seven outrating Nine in Sydney though both SEQ bulletin sare higher than last year - Nine by 27%.
Big changes in Adelaide and Perth as well.
Compared to Mon-Thu in 2023
Seven Melbourne had only its fourth win of the year in Melbourne.
Evry bulletin rated lower expect for Nine Brisbane that dominated its market and was up a huge 31%. Seven News in Sydney and Adelaide were down the most from last year.
Nine pulled back ahead in Melbourne where Seven is down 21% - Also a big drop in Adelaide.
News numbers continue to be higher this month in Brisbane. Nine continuing to improve in Perth.
Look at Nine Perth. Wow.
There was a lot of disruption to lead-ins this week including the US election and racing. Nine was very close in broadcast TV numbers and would be ahead with BVOD added in. The comparison to last year shows Nine continuing to do better than Seven in all markets.
Low ratings in Sydney continue for both bulletins with Seven taking a narrow lead in broadcast TV numbers though Nine is ahead on Total TV. Amazingly, Nine Brisbane outperforms Nine Sydney.
Elsewhere Nine ahead of Seven in Melbourne and Brisbane and closing the gap significantly compared to this week last year in Adelaide and Perth.
Some very poor result for Seven in some markets with Brisbane and Adelaide recording their lowest ratings of the year so far. Adelaide down by a massive amount in Adelaide that has been consistent in recent weeks. Looks like a lot of these changes are not having the desired impact on ratings.
The story for Brisbane is pretty clear there- Seven down 12%, Nine up 12%
Seven News down in all markets and easily beaten with Nine ahead on every day.
Nine News in Brisbane is +10,000 viewers more popular than Seven’s Sydney bulletin that was back to a double header this week. In Brisbane, having dropped to a 2024 low last week, the bulletin went even lower in week 48 with some of its lowest OzTAM ratings in recent years. Adelaide and Perth both down by 15%.
Nine NEws claims the number one for 2024
Including BVOD or without including it?