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Six Million Australians Ready To Tune Into Melbourne Cup
The race that stops Australia — the $5.1 million Emirates Melbourne Cup — can expect a television audience of more than six million Australians aged 14 and over, according to Roy Morgan Single Source data. Thirty-six per cent (6.172 million) of Australians aged 14 and over say they “almost always” or “occasionally” watch the Melbourne Cup on television. Australians aged 50 and over are the most likely age group (45%, 2.9 million) watch the race almost always or occasionally compared to one-in-five 14-17 year olds (20%, 224,000).
Proportionally, Victorians (43%, 1.813 million) are the most likely to “almost always” or “occasionally” watch the Melbourne Cup, followed by residents of Queensland (36%, 1.193 million) and Tasmania (36%, 143,000).
When compared to the general population, Australians (aged 18+) who have placed a bet through a TAB or bookmaker in the last three months are far more likely to “almost always” or “occasionally” watch the Melbourne Cup on television (73% cf. 36%). This is also the case for Australians who have been to a racetrack in the last three months (66% cf. 36%).
^ 18 and over These findings are derived from Roy Morgan Research Single Source data, based on 23,459 Australian-wide interviews with men and women aged 14 years and over from July 2006 to June 2007.
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