• Survivor performs well in 16-39 as Challenge Beast goes home
Primetime News
Seven News 1,195,000/1,132,000
Nine News 1,064,000/990,000
ABC News 756,000
10 News First 422,000 (5:00pm)/ 280,000 (6:00pm)
SBS World News 187,000 (6:30pm)/ 141,000 (7:00pm)
Daily current affairs
A Current Affair 758,000
7.30 495,000
The Project 321,000 (6:30pm)/515,000 (7pm)
The Drum 206,000
Breakfast TV
Sunrise 268,000
Today 245,000
News Breakfast 223,000
Late News
Nine News Late Edition 127,000
ABC Late News 86,000
Seven
On Seven, Home and Away had 686,000 as it continues to provide a strong platform for the broadcasters prime time entertainment offering.
The Voice was once again the must watch show of last night, with 1.108m viewers. The episode saw 20 artists move on to the next stage of the competition with each coach choosing their top five artists.
Team Rita: Halimah Kyrgios, Tanya George, Sian Fuller, G-Nat!on and Sofia Watt
Team Keith: Lozz Benson, Arlo Smith, Jediael, Lau Abend and Cassie McIvor
Team Guy: Adrian Hood, Chantel Cofie, Jordan Fuller, Penelope Pettigrew and Bella Taylor-Smith
Team Jess: Evile Jireh Sisifo-Laloata, Mick Harrington, Ella Monnery, Janaki Easwar and Seann Miley Moore
The Voice finished its week once again the #1 entertainment show every night that it aired.
Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony then followed with 643,000 tuning in.
Nine
The Block had 609,000 viewers as The Fan teams competed against the Faves teams in the first challenge of the season, creating outdoor areas for Bayley House, which supports adults living with disabilities.
But things got awkward when one team misheard judge Shaynna Blaze announcing the result.
“For me today everyone met the brief but one more than other, and actually, they took it to another level, I think, and really knocked it out of the park. So for me today’s winner of $10,000 for this very first challenge is the Fans,” Shaynna announces.
Confusion erupted as Ronnie and Georgia started cheering and dancing.
“No, no, no the Fans,” Shaynna and Shelley shouted.
The episode was up on last Tuesday’s 591,000.
On The Hundred with Andy Lee, after a two-year absence since their last TV appearance together, Perfect Holiday, Hamish Blake joined Andy on the show alongside comedians Mike Goldstein and Becky Lucas.
During the show, the pair tried to settle a 20-year debate once and for all. Taking it to “The Hundred”, they asked which Twisties flavour is better, Andy’s cheese flavour or Hamish’s chicken flavour.
The episode had 390,000 viewers which was up on last week’s 347,000.
A repeat of Travel Guides then took 203,000 viewers to India.
10
The Project had 321,000 (6:30pm) and 515,000 (7:00pm) as the show covered the optimistic vaccine rates in New South Wales.
On Survivor, 689,000 tuned in as challenge beast Emmett went home after failing to eliminate the ‘Bankstown Cockroach’ George. Ultimately, Hailey and Wai broke away from the agreement to eliminate George because they thought it was best for their individual games to eliminate Emmett while he didn’t have individual immunity.
The Cheap Seats then followed with 321,000.
ABC
Back to Nature had 253,000 as the show took viewers to South Australia’s Mount Lofty Ranges.
SBS
The top rating show on SBS last night was a repeat of Who Do You Think You Are? that focused on Denise Scott with 224,000 viewers.
