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In this bonus episode, we look at the results of Radio Ratings Survey 3 that took place today.
Jen Seyderhelm dissects the numbers and we hear from the 5 main commercial radio group content directors.
The overall results for the five metros:
2GB increased their lead as the top station with smooth fm gaining ground also in second.
This was 2Day FM’s first full survey with their tailored to youth format and they’ll be happy with their increases, but bizarrely possibly not in the 40-64 age group which isn’t where they’re targeting. Kyle and Jackie O were steady and top FM breakfast behind Ben Fordham at 2GB. Triple M Sydney struggled the most, I suspect because their new lineup to start 2025 lost Tarsh Belling before the ink was dry on her contract. They have announced show anchor Cat Lynch to replace her today and that stability should help improve things from here.
Melbourne - 3AW is still No1 and Gold 104.3 No 2, but both saw drops and it was a second significant one for Nine Radio even though Ross and Russ’s breakfast cumes improved.
Ross and Russ were No 1 in breakfast but Jase and Lauren at Nova 100 regained FM No 1. They’re audience remained the same, Christian O’Connell’s dropped a percent. The biggest gaines overall though were for ABC Melbourne and Sharnelle Vella and Bob Murphy on breakfast which will be a relief to the pair and the broadcaster. Their 2% improvement saw them overtake Kyle and Jackie O who lost their gains, and more, from last survey. It was also not a great result for Mick Molloy and his crew on Triple M Melbourne. I thought that the sporting season and a bit of time would have seen them improve but not yet.
Brisbane. The top four stations all lost a little ground with Triple M staying No 1 overall and Ash Luttsy and Nikki Osborne on Nova 106.9 in breakfast. The big winner however was 4BH and BBQ Gallagher on breakfast. I feel this also happened around this time last year. Both were up to a 9.3 audience share. Can he crack the top 3 this time around? 4BC also continued its steady improvement.
Adelaide saw a changing of the guard on breakfast in one of the tightest races and markets. Mix 102.3 was No 1 station overall, increasing its lead over triple m and Nova but on breakfast, despite Roo, Ditts and Loz on Triple M increasing their audience share, Nova 91.9 Jodie and Hayesy has a bigger gain to pinch No 1which saw them end Roo, Ditts and Loz’s 20 survey winning streak.
Finally Perth and it was no surprise that Nath, Nat and Shaun at Nova 93.7 remained No 1 on breakfast (but down 2%) however ARN’s 96FM took over as No 1 station. Clairsy and Lisa had good gains on 96FM breakfast to close the gap and this was the one market where triple m breakfast duo Xav and Katie have bedded in nicely and overtook 6PR to sit fourth in that market now. Addition mention to Gary Adshead who departed 6PR last year to join the ABC. ABC had a good survey in Perth and Gary was up 1.2% on Drive.
More from the Content Directors at https://radiotoday.com.au/ratings
Ratings charts at https://radioinfo.com.au/news/ratings-results-survey-3-2025
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Radio Today Podcast 5 June 2025:
Hot Tomato on top on the Gold Coast Departures at ARN, new leadership structure for LiSTNR Nominations open for the NFSA’s 2025 Sounds of Australia Steve Ahern speaks to Clive Dickens about his new Ai advisory co Meliora. 4 new transmitters up and running in 24 hours - no problems!and the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week.
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In this episode of the Radio Today Podcast, Jen Seyderhelm recaps the week in the radio and podcast industries:
Sandon stirs the pot at SCA Court clears Nova of ASIC issue and the company's ongoing ATO audit 2TM flicks the switch to FM in Tamworth The Nova Network’s Ben, Liam and Belle head home to Adelaide Jack Post departs the Christian O’Connell showand the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week, G Flip's Disco Cowgirl.
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There's been three surveys this week, two regional ones and today’s GfK Radio 360 Metro Survey 2.
All eyes were on the KIIS Network’s Kyle and Jackie O in Survey 2.
Yesterday Kyle Sandilands said he is willing to pull the pin in the city if the attempts to bed in in that market affect Sydney. That seemed a prescient comment today as, after a couple of big promos, tailored to Melbourne the duo went up by 0.7 to a 5.8 audience share but the cost was a 1 point loss to 12.3 in Sydney and a cumulative audience of near 100 thousand. The losses outweighed the gains.
Jen looks at the talk stations and the Adelaide market, where that city saw a changing of the guard as Mix 102.3 and Nova 91.9 both overtook Triple M.
Cada had a good result and Thy's voice cloned shift did well..
Listen to all the analysis in today's bonus podcast episode.
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In this episode with Jen Seyderhelm, she tackles:
ARN’s AI DJ Thy ruffles feathers No Australian Commercial Radio Awards this year Hamish and Andy lock in more years with SCA Triple M decides on its replacements for Marty Sheargold 45 years for Graham Ross and Mike Persoplus, as usual, the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week.
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Your chance to have your say in Commercial Radio & Audio’s 2025 code review Mix 106.3 on top in the ACT Steve Ahern is at the NAB Show Some more changes for ARN plus the return of Susie O’Neill to Nova and the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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In Sydney 2GB is No 1 station just ahead of smooth 95.3. Ben Fordham is No 1 for GB on breakfast, Kyle and Jackie O No 1 FM. Smooth’s Bogart Torelli and Jonesy and Amanda on Gold 101.7 saw the biggest losses and the biggest gains were for triple j off the back of the Hottest 100 and for Nova 96.9, bearing in mind that Kate Ritchie has been on personal leave from breakfast with Fitzy and Wippa since early Feb. Mark Levy who took over from Ray Hadley on 2GB Mornings when Ray retired last year held on to No 1 spot.
Melbourne, 3AW is a long way ahead at No 1 and for Ross and Russ on breakfast. No 1 FM breakfast belonged to Christian O’Connell who was up most of all and overtook Fifi Fev and Nick at the fox and Jase and Lauren at Nova 100 along the way.
RSN 927 apparently will not feature in GfK surveys in 2025. Radioinfo has reached out to the station for comment.
Brisbane – b105 retains No 1 overall and on breakfast. Marto Margaux and Dan at triple M have closed the gap though.
Adelaide Triple M moved further in front at the top but strangely had a 2.1% drop on breakfast for Roo, Ditts and Loz. I expect that to change when survey 2 and AFL seasons are included. A massive congrats to Sonya and Jules on ABC Adelaide breakfast, up 2.8 and going from 5th to second behind the triple M team.
And finally Perth where nova 93.7 and Nath, Nat and Shaun on breakfast are as unassailable as Russ and Ross on 3AW in Melbourne. Nath, Nat and Shaun were up 3.6% to a 19.8% audience share. 96FM’s Clairsy and Lisa were also up 1.5 to 12.6 in second.
Jen Seyderhelm also explores the weekly reach results (cume) and the digital station results in this special boinus podcast episode of the Radio Today Podcast.
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Radio Today Tonight: 22 March 2025.
A revamped sound and lineup for 2Day FM What’s next for Triple M Luke Bona finds a new/old home with 2GB A heads up as survey season commencesand the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week, 'Sorry, I'm here for Someone Else.'
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Radio Today Tonight: 7 March 2025.
Challenging weeks for Triple M New and returning podcasts with some familiar voices NRL and AFL seasons commence with some strategic changes for networks More breakfast line-up rejigs National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week, Lizzo's Love in Real LifeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Radio Today Tonight: 21 Feb 2025.
Is Nine Radio for sale? Changes ahead for ARN’s Gold Network Mel Robbins No 1 on the Australian Podcast Ranker New website for CRA and a grants page for the CBAA A final farewell for 3AW’s Philip BradyPlus the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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Radio Today Tonight: 6 Feb 2025.
Chapters:
How will Kyle and Kate Richie's breaks affect ratings? More changes behind the scenes Wilko and Courts' bus ad surprise Station promotions AMRAP Airplay song of the week. Try this, search Shaboozey! https://www.google.com/search?q=shaboozeySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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We're back!
Jen Seyderhelm presents the first episode of the Radio Today podcast for 2025.
New lineups for 2025 across all the networks 2UE turns 100 on Australia Day 2UE bonus historical audio 2HD also clocks up a century December Podcast ranker results RCA Airplay Chart, song of the weekwww.radiotoday.com.au
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The final survey of the year has a Star on top on the Central Coast
SCA signs an agreement to sell their TV licences
Some great audio to enjoy in the lead up to Christmas
Hugh Marks the new ABC Managing Director
And a quick wrap of other movements this week
Plus the Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the year
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SCA bites back about its contract with the Australian Traffic Network
What will happen to Triple M Western Australian talent?
The Super Radio Network perhaps the place to be in 2025
More losses for ABC Sydney radio and
other movements
And the Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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Sports Entertainment Network going against the grain in 2025
Triple M on top in Newcastle and Star in Cairns
The 2WS memorial plaque gets a new home
And Steve Ahern catches up with Ugly Phil in WSFM’s new studios
Movements, so many movements
And the Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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Where do I start? An astonishing result for the 20th i98 Illawarra convoy
Listening is up in this months Podcast Ranker and Casefile True Crime joins Acast
Hot Tomato rules the Gold Coast
The ABC starts locking in their lineups for 2025 but some other
Shock Movements too
And the Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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SCA’s Triple M and Hit stations on top in Townsville
And a bit further down the coast, Caroline Hutchinson to depart Mix FM on the Sunshine Coast
Milestones for 2RRR and UGFM
Steve Ahern catches up with former head of AFTRS radio Fyona Smith in Ireland
Movements
And the Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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A round up of the 35th ACRAs
ARN and Chilli FM rules in Launceston Xtra Insights survey
New rules about what can be broadcast on community radio
Graham Miles takes up the GM role with the Super Radio Network
And other movements
And something a little different as our song of the week. Aircheck National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week
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- Visa fler
