It’s tight in the later primetime slot too, with THE HUNDRED WITH ANDY LEE and THE CHEAP SEATS all jostling for spots.
Channel 7
Home & Away (432,000) maintains its audience, building into another win for The Voice Australia (661,000) in primetime. This led the way for RFDS (375,000) to also win the following slot. Ambulance: Code Red (142,000) and Chicago Fire (45,000) see only a welded-on audience stay on through to the late night.
Seven first in both primary (24.9%) and network (32.9%) rankings.
Channel 9
Nine open with their best as A Current Affair (699,000) comes in hot, as does The Block (585,000) though it slides into second in the slot. The Hundred with Andy Lee (324,000) also consistent in the later slot though consistently second. Botched (166,000) and The Killer Nanny: Did She Do It? (66,000) keep their small fan bases happy.
Nine second in both primary (21.7%) and network (28.2%) rankings.
ABC
7:30 (460,000) led strong for the ABC, as Kitchen Cabinet (388,000) picked up on last week’s episode. A Catalyst special AI vs Human: The Creativity Experiment (180,000) captured a few human and far more virtual viewers, as Our Vietnam War (155,000) and a repeat of Four Corners (30,000) closed out the night.
ABC third in primary (10.9%) and fourth in network (15.4%) rankings.
Channel 10
The Project (186,000 6:30pm; 320,000 7pm) goes as hard as it can for 10 before the season five premiere of Shark Tank Australia (237,000) delivered a consistent though smaller audience. The Cheap Seats (293,000) continues to be a high point for the network on Tuesdays, before dropping into repeats of NCIS (95,000) and NCIS: Hawaii (74,000).
10 fourth in primary (9.3%) and third in network (15.6%) rankings.
SBS
All aboard! Great Coastal Railway Journeys (120,000) opened SBS’s night, followed by their current affairs staples Insight (95,000) and Dateline (76,000).
SBS fifth in both primary (3.9%) and network (8%) rankings.
KEY DEMOS
16-39: The Block (106,000) led The Voice Australia, Nine News 6:30pm, and Seven News 6:30pm/6pm.
18-49: The Block (173,000) beat The Voice Australia, Seven News 6pm/6:30pm, and Nine News 6:30pm.
25-54: the Block (235,000) delivers the triple-demo win to Nine, followed by Seven News 6:30pm/6pm, and Nine News 6:30pm/6pm.
MULTI-CHANNELS
Outback Farm – PM (111,000) lands the multi-channel win for 7mate.
EVENING NEWS BATTLE
| Service | Time | O’nights (cume/avg) | Note |
| ABC News | 7pm-7:30pm | 544,000 | |
| SBS World News | 6:30pm-7:30pm | 121,000 | 136,000 6:30pm 105,000 7pm |
| Seven News | 6pm-7pm | 919,000 | 931,000 6pm 906,000 6:30pm |
| Nine News | 6pm-7pm | 838,000 | 833,000 6pm 843,000 6:30pm |
| 10 News First | 5pm-6:30pm | 207,000 5pm 144,000 6pm |
SBS World News averaged ((6:30pm+7pm)/2) to obtain total program figure.
Seven News/Nine News figures averaged ((6pm+6:30pm)/2) to obtain total program figure.
BREKKY BATTLE
Sunrise 219,000
The Today Show 181,000
ABC Breakfast 139,000 (90,000 ABC; 49,000 ABC News)
DAILY CONSOLIDATED 7 TOTAL TV
No changes to the previous week’s primetime line-up after the Total TV figures were added: The Voice Australia (Seven) lifted 21% to 1,249,000; The Block (Nine) lifted 44% to 1,130,000; and The Traitors Australia (10) lifted 42% to 422,000.
The BVOD best were The Block (227,000), The Voice Australia (161,000), Home and Away (127,000), and RFDS (119,000).
Here’s the four shows that lifted the most from their overnight figures:
| Program | Network | Total TV | % lift |
| The Block | Nine | 1,130,000 | 44 |
| RFDS | Seven | 884,000 | 44 |
| The Traitors Australia | 10 | 422,000 | 42 |
| Kitchen Cabinet | ABC | 734,000 | 29 |
Primary Channels, Multi-Channels, Shares, Subscription TV, Key Demos, Brekky Battle: All figures Total People, Five City Metro (5CM); overnights only.
Daily Consolidated 7 Total TV: All figures Total People, Consolidated 7 day Five City Metro (5CM) + Regional (Reg) + BVOD (Broadcast Video on Demand); % lift compared to overnight figures.
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Note: Program performance and ranking information subject to change when not based on final program logs. Programs with the same name on one or more primary or multichannel, are aggregated into one network figure.
