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The Project raises $3.5m, Nine wins Tuesday.

Ratings: The Project devoted an entire show for a good cause, which lifted ratings as it raised $3.5m.

The Project last night raised $3.5m for Carrie Bickmore’s Beanies for Brain Cancer charity.

10 devoted the entire show to the cause with segments on the impact of the disease. Carrie Bickmore lost her husband Greg Lange to brain cancer in 2010.

The Project drew 601,000 / 332,000 which was up on last Tuesday.

Meanwhile MasterChef Australia topped entertainment and the demos with 1.01m, defeating The Voice (739,000), Big Brother (714,000), 7:30 (612,000) and Foreign Correspondent (460,000)

Later Elton John Uncensored drew 354,000 ahead of earlier screenings Montreal Comedy Festival (312,000), Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (293,000), White Light (216,000)

Nine network won Tuesday with 29.4% then Seven 26.0%, 10 21.3%, ABC 14.2% and SBS 9.1%.

Seven News was #1 with (1.21m / 1.16m) for Seven then Home and Away (677,000), The Chase (675,000 / 401,000).

Nine News (1.14m / 1.05m) led for Nine then A Current Affair (767,000). Hot Seat pulled 610,000  378,000.

10 News First was 444,000 / 284,000. NCIS was 157,000 for 10.

ABC News led its slot at 871,000. The Drum was 222,000.

On SBS it was Great Asian Railway Journeys (310,000), SBS World News (213,000), Insight (199,000) and Where Are You Really From? (154,000).

NCIS topped multichannels at 189,000.

Sunrise: 275,000
Today: 216,000 / News Breakfast: 156,000 / 60,000

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 14 July 2020

9 Responses

  1. Well done Carrie Bickmore, you are a fundraising legend. We lost our son to Brain Cancer many years ago, and at the time people didn’t know how deadly it is…they probably still don’t realise but Carrie is not only raising funds but also awareness.

    1. @simmo3, I’m terribly sorry for your loss. Three people who resided in my street lost their lives due to brain cancer. It is such an insidious disease, with 60% of people dying within two years of diagnosis. Brain cancer and neuroscience in general is heavily underfunded so awareness campaigns and fundraisers are needed more than ever.

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