Game, set and match for Nine

Night one of the Australian Open on Nine: 885,000. I’m A Celebrity on Ten: 790,000. Back Roads on the ABC: 724,000 (not so much a road as a rough Tasmanian bushwalk). Tip and giggle on Seven in the BBL: 469,000 as we head towards the finals.

Regional Top 5: Seven News, 510,000; Seven News 6.30, 502,000; 7pm ABC News, 321,000; Nine News, Nine News 6.30, 291,000.

Network channel share:

1. Nine (32.1%)
2. Seven (24.2%)
3. Ten (20.3%)
4. ABC (15.2%)
5. SBS (8.2%)

Network main channels:

1. Nine (23.2%)
2. Seven (14.8%)
3. Ten (13.7%)
4. ABC (10.8%)
5. SBS ONE (4.7%)

Top 5 digital channels: 

1. 7mate (4.4%)
2. 7TWO (3.2%)
3. GO (3.1%)
4. 10 Bold (3.0%)
5. 10 Peach (2.8%)

Top 10 national programs:

1. Seven News — 1.517 million
2. Seven News 6.30 — 1.410 million
3. Nine News — 1.166 million
4. Nine News 6.30  — 1.145 million
5. 7pm ABC News — 1.014 million
6. 2022 Australian Open, day 1, night (Nine) — 885,000
7. 7.30 (ABC) — 809,000
8. I’m A Celebrity (Ten) — 790,000
9. Back Roads (ABC) — 724,000
10. The Chase Australia 5.30pm  (Seven) — 699,000

Top metro program: 

1. Seven News — 1.002 million

Losers: It’s summer, Nine has the tennis for the next fortnight, so no TV losers.

Metro news and current affairs:

1. Seven News  —1.002 million
2. Seven News  6.30 — 908,000
3. Nine News — 876,000
4. Nine News 6.30 — 855,000
5. 7pm ABC News — 693,000
6. 7.30 (ABC) — 559,000
7. The Project 7pm (Ten) — 452,000
8. 10 News First  — 417,000
9. The Project 6.30pm (Ten) — 277,000
10. SBS World News — 153,000

Morning (national) TV:

1. Sunrise (Seven) — 410,000/251,000
2. Today (Nine) — 350,000/248,000
3. News Breakfast (ABC) — 272,000/178,000
4. The Morning Show (Seven) — 182,000
5. Today Extra (Nine) — pre-empted
6. Studio 10 (Ten) —  50,000