When aggregated, average audiences for reported Live/Repeat match broadcasts of the 2026 World Cup on Australian free to air broadcaster, SBS, have 47.451m, at an average of 499,000 per match broadcast (from 95 broadcasts). Live broadcasts have delivered an aggregate of 45.471m at an average of...

As of today

Noting that 1.5m is Reach - people who watched for a minimum of 1 minute over the length of the program. Whereas average is a number of people who watched for at least 15 minutes over the length of the program.

Saturday #AuSportTV #AFL Suns/Roos (QLD only) Pies/Eagles (WA only) Cats/Swans (NSW only) Seven 243k (BVOD 28k) Reach 762k #Aleague Grand Final AukFC/SydFC Ten 214k (BVOD 25k) Rch 569k Data: VOZ

Tuesday #AuSport #Matildas/NZ Ten 360k (BVOD 30k) Reach 964k Data: VOZ

Its assumption, and while probably correct this can only be inferred from the presented data. With the VOZ top 30 ranking by Reach and not average, theres a few programs not getting mentioned that would otherwise be noted if the ranking was done by average. They didnt get zero ratings, they...

These figures are not directly comparable. Stakes Day is a national reach figure. Womens AFL is a 25-54 years demo reach figure Aleague is a 16-39 years demo reach figure

Saturday #AuSport #StakesDay Nine 254k Early 200k Late 342k Demos #AFLW 40k (25-54s), 18k (16-39s) #Aleague 15k (16-39s) Data: VOZ (Average audiences)

That dont rate particularly highly. And given there are twice as many exclusive matches on Paramount, youd hope the audience is greater there. Only post where theres something relative to my twitter feed (@footyindustryau) or website (footyindustry.com) - generally tv ratings (all ratings are...

in terms of the Aleague, the audience is mostly going to be on paramount anyway. These one match a week figures wont tell you anything, and just attract trolls and malcontents

They are aiming for the biggest numbers to impress the man on the street -whether those numbers have any substance is the question. There isnt so much a consensus - Seven and AFL fans very much prefer you to believe in Reach as a bigger number, the standard for reporting is still averages. That...

I assume you mean David Knox from TVTonight. The first column (reach) is widely ridiculed in the industry - and the focus on it in VOZ is mostly driven by Seven. Whether advertisers use these figures over the traditional average measurements is highly debatable. Knox wrote an article on...