Primetime News
Seven News 862,000
Nine News 847,000
ABC News 689,000
10 News First 257,000 (5:00 pm)/ 194,000 (6:00 pm)
SBS World News 150,000
Daily current affairs
Insiders 431,000
The Project 257,000 (6:30 pm)/ 390,000 (7 pm)
Breakfast TV
News Breakfast 214,000
Sunrise 200,000
Today 176,000
Nine had the top primary share for the 21st night in a row with 26.6%, Nine also had the top network share with 35.3%.
This win was in large part due to the dominance of Married at First Sight which has been the top non-news show each night that it has aired this year. The show had 898,000 last night and featured two more weddings as Belinda/Patrick and Beth/Russell walked down the aisle, and the episode then followed the couples on their honeymoon.
Married at First Sight was followed by 60 Minutes with 664,000 which covered Brittany Spear’s fight for freedom and the saga engulfing the royal family of Dubai about Princess Latifa claiming she is being held hostage by her father.
Seven’s Celebrity Holey Moley had 426,000 which was down on the show’s penultimate episode last Sunday which had 498,000.
Barry Hall pushed aside NRL star Mat Rogers and Olympic speed skating gold medallist Steven Bradbury to take first place.
Halls’s victory in the mini-golf showdown followed a dramatic incident on Frankenputt earlier in the night when Denise Drysdale, tripped on the course during her head-to-head battle with Bradbury. Sustaining a shoulder injury, she was treated by medics and was forced to leave the competition immediately, graciously handing the win to Bradbury by default.
Celebrity Holey Moley was followed by the marvel film Venom with 205,000.
On 10, Amazing Race Australia had 464,000 which was down on last Sunday’s 523,000
The teams were in Townsville and found themselves back at Castle Hill, despite The Body Builders coming last no teams were sent home due to the episode being a non-elimination leg.
The Project had 256,000 (6:30 pm) and 390,000 (7:00 pm) and featured an interview with comedy legend Eddie Murphy.
10 Bold was #1 multichannel thanks to a combination of Bondi Rescue, NCIS, and NCIS: Los Angeles
On ABC Grand Designs New Zealand had 509,000 followed by Harrow with 487,000 which was up on last week’s 419,000
SBS aired Searching for Cleopatra with 182,000 and The Queen and the Coup which had 111,000.
