Month: July 2023

Here are the winners of the Individual and Organisation categories as chosen by our judges.There’s was no Readers’ Choice option for these winners.In this list, you’ll also find two category winners that weren’t previously listed as finalists. That could be because there was no runner-up in that category that had enough points to make the… Read More
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Australian ARIA-nominated music composer and performer Joe Gould has released his bespoke original soundtrack composed for the independent Australian podcast, Let’s Talk About Sects. Sarah Steel’s Let’s Talk About Sects provides a deep dive into one cult per episode, with Gould composing a suite of themes for each.“Nobody joins a cult. You join a self-help group, a religious movement, a political organisation…. Read More
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GOLD 104.3’s The Christian O’Connell Show is quickly approaching its 1000th show, and to mark the occasion, a special live appearance has been announced for loyal listeners.The Christian O’Connell Show, LIVE on Stage will be held on Friday, 19 August, at the Yarraville Club with a limited amount of tickets available for purchase. The event will incorporate… Read More
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Hit Mackay & The Whitsundays managed to scrape ahead of Triple M in today’s Mackay Survey 1 results for 2023. Hit nudged ahead of Triple M with a +2.1 jump in the 10+, sitting just beyond with 20.6.Triple M increased +1.5 in the 10+, finding 20.1.Former survey leader Star 101.9 continued to fall since last year’s Mackay Survey results, dropping a further -2.7 to 16.9 in the 10+.The only fall in the 10+ more… Read More
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ARN’s neurolab has used neuroscience and sensor technology to see what happens to our brains when we listen to podcasts, showing podcasts gain a unique edge over listeners compared to other digital media. The results showed that podcasts amass 44% more mental availability than other digital channels, with podcast advertising also seen as 30% more trustworthy than… Read More
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