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Commonwealth Games glory for Seven

Gold in the pool and across Birmingham sees Seven pull a big Sunday share. Joanna Lumley pips Hunted in entertainment.

Aussie gold at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham is drumming up good numbers for Seven.

Sunday evening competition drew up to 716,000 metro viewers for Day 3: Evening and delivering the network a hefty audience share.

Various other sessions were Night (639,000), Highlights (354,000) and Late Night (303,000). A 7mate broadcast, where it was not simulcast on Seven, also topped multichannels at 124,000.

Meanwhile 60 Minutes (632,000) outranked Joanna Lumley’s Great Cities of the World (493,000 from 7:40pm) and Hunted (492,000 from 7:30pm).

Later Beauty & the Geek drew 413,000 then Mystery Road: Origin (315,000), and NCIS: Hawaii (171,000).

Seven network won Sunday with 37.5% then Nine 25.2%, 10 16.8%, ABC 13.8% and SBS 6.7%.

Seven News was #1 at 1.03m viewers.

Nine News (840,000) was best for Nine with Social Media Murders: The Murder Of Alex Rodda at 188,000.

The Sunday Project pulled 304,000 / 205,000 for 10. 10 News First was 266,000 / 177,000. FBI managed 115,000.

ABC News was 551,000 for ABC. Compass (170,000) and Small Axe (69,000) followed.

On SBS it was SBS World News (140,000 / 93,000), Becoming Marilyn (112,000), Conspiracy In The Harem: Ramses III Case (75,000) and Caesar’s Doomsday War (57,000).

In Total TV numbers last Sunday were:

Beauty & the Geek: 723,000
Mystery Road: Origin:
594,000
Hunted:
1.04m
NCIS: Hawaii:
339,000
Murder in the Outback:
233,000

OzTAM Overnights: Sunday 31 July 2022

5 Responses

  1. 7Plus is definitely the best way to enjoy the Games, especially with all the best events happening while we’re sleeping. I just wish it was 4k.

  2. Covering events such as the Comm games when they are such an unfriendly time difference can’t be easy but the Seven+ apps seems to have been improved greatly since the Olympics.
    However it would be great if the had a rolling news/highlight package so that all the sports are covered in one spot – similar to Fox Sports News on ch 500.

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