On Monday, the 30th of October 2023, the national television audience tuned into a variety of programs, based on the latest VOZ ratings data.
1,518,000 viewers made SEVEN NEWS the top-watched program of the night. This was closely followed by SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30 with 1,461,000 viewers and NINE NEWS 6:30 securing a viewership of 1,143,000.
Other notable news programs include NINE NEWS with 1,139,000, ABC NEWS with 936,000, NINE’S AFTERNOON NEWS drawing 395,000, and 10 NEWS FIRST gathering 326,000 viewers.
Channel 9 had an evening filled with entertainment. THE BLOCK attracted a significant 1,052,000 viewers, while shows like A CURRENT AFFAIR and HOT SEAT drew 996,000 and 552,000 respectively.
Over on Channel 7, aside from their strong news performance, THE CHASE AUSTRALIA was another highlight with 871,000 viewers. SAS AUSTRALIA also garnered attention with 644,000 viewers.
Channel 10 showcased a range of programs, with HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION? being the most-watched on the network, attracting 833,000 viewers. THE MASKED SINGER AUSTRALIA reveal intrigued 752,000, while THE PROJECT 7PM secured 431,000 viewers.
ABC also had its share of viewership, with programs like AUSTRALIAN STORY bringing in 763,000 viewers, and FOUR CORNERS watched by 560,000.
Information for SBS programs was not presented in the top 30 for this date.
The breakfast slot was led by SUNRISE with 379,000 viewers, followed closely by TODAY which attracted 325,000, while NEWS BREAKFAST figures were not included in the top 30.
Afternoon game shows remained a popular choice among Australians. THE CHASE AUSTRALIA was viewed by 871,000, while HOT SEAT managed to captivate 552,000, and TIPPING POINT came in with 427,000 viewers.
VOZ, Australia’s revolutionary ‘Total TV’ standard, amalgamates TV set and connected device viewing data, providing a comprehensive overview of viewership spanning metropolitan, regional, and various streaming platforms such as ABC iview, 7plus, 9NOW, 10play, and SBS On Demand.
This data reflects the diverse viewing preferences of the Australian audience, as they tuned into a mix of news, game shows, and entertainment programs across various channels.
