The #ausopen women’s finals between Naomi Osaka and Petra Kvitova was the most watched program of 2019, so far, with an average national audience in the evening of 1.58m (metro: 1.171m reg: 407,000). Audiences peaked at more than 2.102.m during the match.
Statement from Michael Healy, Nine’s Director of Television: “Bert Newton was a giant of our industry, entertaining generations of Australians across our television screens. He brought unbridled joy and laughter into our homes as part of so many programs, partnerships & formats."
Last night’s four set men’s match between Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios saw massive TV viewing numbers. The TV audience peaked at 3.363m (metro: 2.536m reg: 827,000). Throughout the match there was a national average audience of 2.473m (metro: 1,918,000 reg: 555,000) #ausopen
During the day the quad wheelchair men’s singles with Dylan Alcott v Andy Lapthorne saw a TV viewing audience peak at 572,000 (metro: 367,000 reg: 205,000). Throughout the match there was a national average audience of 353,000 metro: 241,000 reg: 112,000) #ausopen
State of Origin 1 soars to a massive national average audience of 2.937 million and is now the highest rating program of the 2022 ratings survey period.
It recorded a live BVOD Audience of 425,000, the highest live BVOD audience of all time, across all broadcasters.
Outside of news, Nine's #ausopen broadcast was the most watched program on Friday night with an average national audience in the evening of 1.092m. Audiences peaked at 1.593m for the match between Nadal and de Minaur
The Socceroos qualifier last night drew a national average audience of 1.527m (5 City: 1.160m / Regional: 367,000). It was also most live streamed for an event ever on 9Now with 82,678 live streams between 8-10pm
The #ausopen men’s final between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal was the most watched program of 2019, so far, with an average national audience in the evening of 2.085m (metro: 1.589m reg: 496,000). Audiences peaked at more than 2.6m during the match.
#NRLGF saw a massive national audience of 3.596m tune in across @Channel9 and @9Now (metro: 2.202m reg: 1.031m 9Now: 363,000) to watch the Penrith Panthers defeat South Sydney. It was also the no.1 program among 25-54s 16-39s and GS+Child.
Last night’s #NRLGF was the most watched NRL Grand Final in four years. On 9Now it was the biggest live audience on an Australia BVOD platform ever with 363,000 tuning in.
Nine's broadcast of Ash Barty's fourth round win at the #AusOpen is now the highest rating match of the tournament to date. It achieved a peak audience of 1.940 million (Metro: 1.412m Reg: 528,000) and an average audience of 1.665 million (Metro: 1.212m Reg: 453,000).
