Nine’s quiz shows continued to attract big audiences, while Love Island Australia and Big Brother brought fresh drama to the reality TV line-up.
Nine’s RBT came in third with a national reach of 1,263,000 and an average audience of 584,000.
The network’s Tipping Point Australia followed closely behind with a national reach of 1,223,000 and an average audience of 655,000. Seven’s rival format The Chase Australia came in sixth with a national reach of 1,198,000 and an average audience of 604,000.
Seven’s Home And Away also featured prominently, with three episodes appearing in the Top 30. The first episode recorded a national reach of 1,189,000 and an average audience of 904,000. The second and third episodes aired later in the evening and landed within the top fifteen programs.
Nine’s Love Island Australia attracted a national reach of 1,079,000 and an average audience of 509,000. The latest episode brought another shake-up to the Villa, as Jared wasted little time pursuing Layla, leaving her partner Zel vulnerable.
Meanwhile, Sammi and Jack shared a kiss despite being coupled up with Lachie and Natalie, setting off another relationship confrontation. Zel was ultimately dumped from the Villa, but not before warning Layla to watch her back with her new man.
10’s Big Brother Australia had a national reach of 726,000 and an average audience of 418,000. The episode saw new intruder Evie arrive in the house, quickly attracting the attention of the male housemates.
Her arrival also left Ebony weighing up whether the newcomer was a friend or a threat, while Kyrah faced pressure over the weekly shopping task and Marshy appeared to be reconsidering his connection with her.
ABC’s Grand Designs New Zealand reached 775,000 and recorded an average audience of 418,000. The episode followed Alastair and Rita’s attempt to build a family retreat on Kawau Island in the Hauraki Gulf. With access limited and materials requiring helicopter deliveries, the project brought a series of logistical and budget challenges.
