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TV Ratings June 30: TV Week Logies and Tom Gleeson dominate

• ABC, 10 and Foxtel major winners as TV Week Logies dominate

By Mediaweek AdminPublished Jul 1, 2019
2 min read
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Sunday Week 27 2019

• Seven News 1,174,000
• Nine News 1,042,000
• ABC News 688,000
• The Project 246,000/390,000
• Insiders 253,000
• 10 News First 238,000
• Offsiders 159,000
• SBS World News 139,000

Breakfast TV

• Sunrise 270,000
• Today 202,000

Seven

Seven hasn’t been a big TV Week Logies winner recently, but is this the first time it has not one anything at the awards?

Sunday share was close to 10.0 behind Nine in both primary and combined channel shares despite Seven having the #1 program of the night, Seven News.

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House Rules had a respectable 720,000 watching, well ahead of MasterChef.

Sunday Night then dropped below 500,000 again.

Nine

The Logies Arrivals show kicked off the night celebrating Australian TV with 799,000 watching. That represents a continuing downward trend after 867,000 in 2017 and 840,000 in 2018.

However The Logie Awards show managed to buck that trend with last night’s audience of 866,000 up on 2018’s 851,000. The 2017 TV crowd was 940,000.

Nine had the biggest TV Week Logie TV audiences, now it needs to get serious about getting a few TV Week Logie winners. Expect a few more aggressive campaigns in 2020 perhaps resulting in some high profile victories.

10

The Project interviewed its own hosts – Carrie, Waleed, Pete and Lisa – as they walked the Logie’s red carpet shortly before they took to the stage to collected yet another trophy. Carrie certainly picked her moment to return to the award-winning series. The Sunday episode did 390,000 after 7pm.

MasterChef then took a hit from the awards show. Although the first Logie handed out last night belonged to 10’s cooking show with Gary Mehigan accepting the award. Meanwhile back on 10 the episode had the smallest audience yet this year with 532,000.

An episode of FBI later did 182,000.

ABC

The Sunday dramas delivered two audiences of close to half a million.

Shetland did best after the News with 532,000 followed by Harrow on 467,000.

SBS

The channel’s best was The Rise Of The Clans with 141,000.

Watch out for the first shares this week of the new World Movies channel, which started broadcasting at 10am this morning.

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