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7:30 Coronavirus special tops ABC

Ratings: 7:30 and A Current Affair both lift on Wednesday. Nine wins the night.

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Current affairs was a drawcard last night. 7:30‘s Coronavirus special led the public broadcaster last night, while ACA had its best audience of the year.

Nine won the night with Married at First Sight again #1 and topping the demos at 1.1m viewers.

7:30 followed in the slot at 695,000 then Hard Quiz (598,000), Australian Survivor (548,000) and My Kitchen Rules (501,000).

From 8:30 Mad as Hell drew 581,000 and from 9pm Doctor Doctor (474,000), First Dates (372,000) Bull (252,000) and Black Comedy (237,000).

Nine network won Wednesday with 32.0% then Seven 25.3%, 10 and ABC tied on 17.5% and SBS was 7.8%.

Nine News drew 840,000 / 839,000, A Current Affair drew its best audience of the year at 787,000 then Hot Seat (474,000 / 282,000).

Seven News won its slot at 951,000 / 923,000 for Seven. Home and Away (578,000) and The Chase (520,000 / 321,000) followed.

ABC News (671,000),  Adam Hills: The Last Leg (192,000) and The Drum (184,000) also comprised ABC’s night.

The Project drew 430,000 / 257,000 for 10. 10 News First was 381,000 / 223,000.

On SBS it was Tony Robinson’s Hidden Britain By Drone (157,000), Dublin Murders (150,000), SBS World News (146,000) and Project Blue Book (67,000).

Bluey topped multichannels at a cool 200,000.

Sunrise: 264,000
Today: 209,000
News Breakfast: 141,000 / 54,000

OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 4 March 2020

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  1. David,

    Any sense of how Planet America is going – compared to last year – given the change of broadcast night and switch to the primary channel?

      1. .The 30 min version is not the same as the 45 min one still being shown on Friday on ABC News 24 and ABC 1 therefore it hasn’t ‘switched nights’.

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