Voice Kids wins Sunday as Seven focuses on footy in Melbourne and Adelaide

Nine’s second outing of The Voice Kids grew slightly on Sunday night with a metro audience of 1.665m making it the top show of the night. It also topped the key advertising demographic of 25-54.

Meanwhile, Ten’s reality franchise Masterchef also grew slightly on last Sunday with a metro audience of 952,000 placing it fifth for the night.

Seven ran a split schedule, with AFL coverage of Collingwood v Carlton in Melbourne and Adelaide. In Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, Seven aired Anh Does Iceland and A Place To Call Home in prime time. The game was both Melbourne and Adelaide’s fourth most watched show of the night.

Nine’s drama House Husbands once again failed to break 1m but improved on last week, delivering a metro audience of 914,000.

Nine won the night with a metro share of 27 per cent, ahead of Seven’s 21 per cent. Ten rated 13.6 per cent, ahead of ABC1’s 12.2 per cent.

Nine was even more dominant in Sydney with a 33.3 per cent share to Seven’s 17.6 per cent. In Melbourne Nine had a 24.2 per cent share to Seven’s 22.1 per cent.

Sunday’s top metro shows:

1. The Voice Kids – Nine – 1.665m
2. 60 Minutes – Nine – 1.552m
3. Seven News – Seven – 1.394m
4. Nine News – Nine – 1.281m
5. Masterchef – Ten – 952,000
6. Grand Designs – ABC1 – 940,000
7. House Husbands – Nine – 914,000
8. ABC News – ABC1 – 801,000
9. The Checkout Snack Size – ABC1 – 796,000
10. Anh Does Iceland (prime time in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, later in Melbourne and Adelaide) – Seven – 729,000
11. Sunday Night (Sydney, Brisbane and Perth only) – Seven – 651,000
12. Silent Witness – ABC1 – 647,000
13. Modern Family – Ten – 623,000
14. A Place To Call Home (Sydney, Brisbane and Perth only) – Seven – 579,000
15. Modern Family – Ten – 536,000

Sunday peak metro share:

• Nine – 27%
• Seven – 21%
• Ten – 13.6%
• ABC1 – 12.2%
• One – 3.9%
• 7TWO – 3.8%
• 7mate – 3%
• Go – 3%
• Eleven – 2.8%
• SBS One – 2.8%
• Gem – 2.3%
• ABC2 – 2.2%
• ABC3 – 0.7%
• SBS Two – 0.6%
• NITV – 0.2%

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Tim Burrowes

Tim Burrowes founded Mumbrella in 2008. He worked on Mumbrella until 2021. At various points he was editor, content director and editor-at-large.

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