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Ranking Top 20 Consolidated 7 Regional Top 20 Programs Regional Ranking Report - Free To Air Only Week 34 2021 (15/08/2021 - 21/08/2021) 02:00 - 25:59 Total Individuals - including Guests Combined Agg. Markets excl. TAS/WA* QLD NNSW SNSW VIC RankDescription Channel 000's 000's 000's 000's 000's 1 SEVEN NEWS Prime7/7QLD 530 164 122 128 115 2 THE VOICE - SUN Prime7/7QLD 504 132 126 139 107 3 SEVEN NEWS - SUN Prime7/7QLD 502 154 103 120 124 4 SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30 Prime7/7QLD 491 148 116 113 115 5 THE VOICE - MON Prime7/7QLD 490 119 126 132 114 6 THE VOICE - TUE Prime7/7QLD 479 121 132 114 112 7 NINE NEWS SUNDAY Nine 429 68 204 100 58 8 SEVEN NEWS - SAT Prime7/7QLD 391 93 85 85 128 9 RFDS Prime7/7QLD 371 105 79 97 90 10 NINE NEWS Nine 365 52 167 81 65 11 NINE NEWS 6:30 Nine 334 50 159 67 58 12 HOME AND AWAY Prime7/7QLD 333 105 78 73 77 13 NINE NEWS SATURDAY Nine 332 44 158 68 63 14 NURSES Prime7/7QLD 319 85 87 83 64 15 THE CHASE AUSTRALIA Prime7/7QLD 318 84 82 90 62 16 ABC NEWS-EV ABC TV 317 48 94 109 66 17 ABC NEWS SUNDAY-EV ABC TV 310 51 85 102 72 18 HOMICIDE: WITH RON IDDLES Prime7/7QLD 302 76 92 52 82 19 ABC NEWS-SA ABC TV 296 38 93 93 72 20 HOME AND AWAY-LATE Prime7/7QLD 291 88 70 62 72 TAS RankDescription Channel 000's 1 SEVEN NEWS - SUN Southern Cross Tas 100 2 SEVEN NEWS Southern Cross Tas 89 . 3 SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30 Southern Cross Tas 89 4 SEVEN NEWS - SAT Southern Cross Tas 70 5 HOME AND AWAY-LATE Southern Cross Tas 69 6 THE VOICE - SUN Southern Cross Tas 66 7 THE VOICE - MON Southern Cross Tas 65 8 HOME AND AWAY Southern Cross Tas 65 9 THE VOICE - TUE Southern Cross Tas 57 10 ABC NEWS SUNDAY-EV ABC TV 53 11 RFDS Southern Cross Tas 47 12 HOMICIDE: WITH RON IDDLES Southern Cross Tas 42 13 BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Southern Cross Tas 42 14 ABC NEWS-EV ABC TV 42 15 THE NEWSREADER-EV ABC TV 42 16 SEVEN'S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Southern Cross Tas 39 17 THE CHASE AUSTRALIA Southern Cross Tas 38 18 NURSES Southern Cross Tas 38 19 JOANNA LUMLEY'S BRITAIN-EV ABC TV 37 20 HARD QUIZ S6-EV ABC TV 37 WA RankDescription Channel 000's 1 SEVEN NEWS - SUN GWN7 58 2 SEVEN'S AFL: SUNDAY AFTERNOON FOOTBALL GWN7 57 3 SEVEN NEWS GWN7 50 4 SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30 GWN7 50 5 GWN7 NEWS GWN7 45 6 THE VOICE - SUN GWN7 43 7 THE VOICE - MON GWN7 42 8 THE VOICE - TUE GWN7 38 9 ABC NEWS-EV ABC TV 36 10 HOME AND AWAY GWN7 35 11 SEVEN'S AFL: SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOOTBALL GWN7 34 12 FOUR CORNERS-EV ABC TV 33 13 ABC NEWS-SA ABC TV 31 14 HARD QUIZ S6-EV ABC TV 30 15 ABC NEWS SUNDAY-EV ABC TV 29 16 MEDIA WATCH-LE ABC TV 28 17 AUSTRALIAN STORY-EV ABC TV 28 18 MIDSOMER MURDERS RPT ABC TV 27 19 SEVEN NEWS - SAT GWN7 25 20 GARDENING AUSTRALIA-EV ABC TV 25 * Note: Tasmania and WA have not been included in Aggregated market results due to there being markets with composite network affiliations. * Note: Program rankings are based on the absolute audience which is rounded to thousands. * Note: The sum of the individual markets may not add to the total (Combine Aggregate Markets) due to rounding. * Note: SCA Ten and WIN Nine broadcast changes occur from July 1, 2021 Source: Nielsen Television Audience Measurement.
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