Seven News’ average audience national audience dropped by 54,000 after being boosted by two public holidays in week 17. Nine’s bulletin also slipped by 33,000 while 10 was slightly higher and ABC gained 30,000.
Compared to week 18 of 2024, NIne and 10 were ech up by 9%, ABC up 4% while Seven was slightly higher. BVOD continued to provide significant audience gains.
In the metro marker Nine, Sven and 10 were lower while ABC was up 10,000 from the previous week.
Compared to 2024, Nine and 10 continue to post significant gains. Nine made up some big gains in Adelaide against Seven’s bulletin.
News viewing trended upward last week. Nine’s bulletin picked up 50,000 more viewers, 10’s was up by 27,000 while Seven lifted by 7,000 and ABC by 1,000.
Compared to week 19 of 2024 10 was up an impressive 17%, Nine by 12% while ABC and Seven were slightly higher.
The metro market saw Nine up 40,000, 10 by 23,000, ABC by 10,000 and Seven by 5,000. In Brisbane Nine was up 24,000 as Seven dropped 10,000 for a big overall change. Seven Melbourne had a better week closing the gap on Nine, up 16,000. 10 Brisbane improved by 17,000.
There were some significant changes in some markets compared to week 19 of 2024 (that did not include BVOD numbers). 10 Brisbane surged by over 50% while Nine Brisbane and Perth were around 45% high, very significant changes. 10 Sydney (35%) and Seven Melbourne (30%) were also notable plus several markets had +20% changes. Overall a 28% lift for 10 and 21% for Nine.
Average and reach ratings were lower this week than last including an average drop of 17,000 for Nine, 16,000 for ABC, plus 8,000 for Seven and 10’s bulletins.
Compared to this week in 2024, 10’s bulletin was up 16% and Nine’s by 14% while ABC and Seven were also slightly higher.
The majority of metro bulletins rated lower this week compared to last with ABC down by 28,000 for the 5-city market. Seven dropped 19,000, 10 by 12,000 and Nine by 8,000.
Compared to this week in 2024 (that did not include BVOD) there were some significant improvements including 10’s bulletin up 30% including 44% in Brisbane while Nine was notably up 47% in Perth.
