On Thursday night, Seven’s Home and Away was the most popular show, with the greatest viewer share.
However, Ten’s double edition of The Bachelorette led the 16 to 39 demographic with 102,000 metro viewers, Nine News topped the 18 to 49 demographic with 181,000 metro viewers, and the 25 to 54 demographic with 226,000 metro viewers in terms of the important advertising demographics.
As previously stated, the most-watched entertainment program was Seven’s Home and Away, with 464,000 metro viewers, followed by Seven’s The Chase Australia, with 447,000 metro viewers.
With 439,000 metro viewers, Nine’s RBT came in third for entertainment.
Overall, with 859,000 and 858,000 metro viewers, Seven News and Seven News at 6.30 came in first and second, respectively.
With 812,000 metro viewers, Nine News came in second, followed by Nine News 6.30 with 771,000 metro viewers. With 616,000 metro viewers, Nine’s A Current Affair came in second.
ABC News drew 576,000 metro viewers, while ABC’s 7.30 drew 468,000.
As previously indicated, Seven had the highest network share of 29.3%, followed by Nine with 27.9%. With 16.5 percent, Ten came in third, followed by ABC with 16.4 percent.
7Two was the most popular multi-channel, with 4.7 percent of the vote.
Seven News was the #1 program nationwide across linear with 1.486 million viewers, including 29,000 on national BVOD and a 2% uplift, according to the latest Daily Consolidated Total TV Report for November 11th.
The program with the highest increase was Wednesday’s episode of Nine’s Love Island, which saw a 167 percent increase in overnight ratings, with a total viewership of 529,000 viewers and a national BVOD audience of 268,000 viewers.