Voice a loud and clear ratings winner for Seven

The Voice, 1.147 million. Home and Away, 834,000. The 6-7pm hour of news, 1.522 million. Yes, it was Seven’s night.

Look at the competition: Nine’s Lego Masters with 777,000 — getting a bit tired and tiring now. MasterChef Australia on Ten attracted 586,000 — weak.

And you’d have to squint to see the tiny numbers for Tiny Oz — another miniscule ratings figure of 269,000 (nationally) for the final of three eps that illustrated the ABC’s shrunken programming vision. They stretched three hours of TV out of what should have be a five-minute segment on a lifestyle program.

Network channel share:

Seven (32.8%)
Nine (26.1%)
Ten (18.7%)
ABC (14.3%)
SBS (8.1%)

Network main channels:

Seven (23.8%)
Nine (18.7%)
Ten (12.4%)
ABC (9.9%)
SBS ONE (4.8%)

Top 5 digital channels:

7TWO (3.8%)
7mate. 10 Peach (3.1%)
Gem (2.7%)
10 Bold (2.6%)

Top 10 national programs:

Seven News — 1.558 million
Seven News 6.30 — 1.486 million
The Voice (Seven) — 1.147 million
Nine News — 1.137 million
Nine News 6.30 — 1.134 million
7pm ABC News — 931,000
A Current Affair (Nine) — 921,000
The Chase Australia 5.30pm (Seven) — 879,000
Home And Away (Seven) — 834,000
Lego Masters (Nine) — 777,000

Top metro programs: None with a million or more viewers.

Regional Top 5: Seven News, 573,000; Seven News 6.30, 534,000, The Voice, 394,000; The Chase Australia 5.30pm, 328,000; Home and Away, 324,000.

Losers: Ten’s MasterChef, Tiny Oz on the ABC

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