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Boring is beautiful: Inside SCA's survey 5 glow-up
Matthew O'Reilly's blunt verdict on Survey 5: consistency wins, corrections happen, and Adelaide is still humming along.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 1, 2026

Perth Radio Ratings 2026 Survey 5: Nova holds court as Triple M charges
Triple M makes Perth’s biggest move as Nova extends its lead, while Mix loses ground and the breakfast battle tightens up.
by Tom Gosby & Natasha Lee – Aug 31, 2026

Who replaces Robin, Kip & Corey? All signs point to Smallzy
In radio speak, “live and local” isn’t just marketing fluff - it’s code for homegrown talent broadcasting from Brisbane.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 24, 2025

IMAA’s Melbourne Sound-Byte puts spotlight on audio's future
The IMAA hosted its first Victorian Sound-Byte in Melbourne, showcasing insights from top radio and podcast talent to help independent agencies navigate Australia's evolving audio landscape.
by Mediaweek – Jul 31, 2025

Media Roundup: 2GB's Morning wars, Kayo cuts staff, WFH mandates fade, Omnicom eyes Clemenger, and AWS boosts Aussie data centres
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 16, 2025

Kyle and Jackie O to headline IMAA’s inaugural audio event
KIIS FM stars to keynote audio-focused event for indie media agencies in Sydney.
by Tom Gosby – Jun 11, 2025

Can Bob Murphy and Sharnelle Vella really rebuild on-air chemistry after controversy?
Irene Hulme: 'Loyal listeners, especially ABC ones, are smart. They know when something’s off'.
by Natasha Lee – May 19, 2025

Nova Entertainment claims Australia's biggest radio audience: 'Cume tells the story'
With 6.5 million weekly listeners and the top national breakfast cume, Nova Entertainment is powering ahead across key markets.
by Natasha Lee – May 2, 2025

'Bloody good': Nine radio's Greg Byrnes on 2GB and 3AW's continued dominance
Ben Fordham and Mark Levy lift in Sydney, as Nine Radio sees promising signs in Brisbane and Perth
by Natasha Lee – May 2, 2025

Duncan Campbell: Kyle & Jackie O set for slow but steady Melbourne comeback
'Kyle acknowledges that the launch last year wasn't as successful as we had hoped, and we've made a lot of changes.'
by Natasha Lee – May 1, 2025

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