Bauer’s request to put Greatest Hits Radio on three out of four KISS frequencies in the east of England has been approved. Following a consultation, where every single one of the respondents were against the move, the Format for the regional licence will be split, meaning Greatest Hits Radio will appear on 105.6 MHz (Cambridge); […] […]
There’s plenty to be happy about over at Nine Radio today; 2GB taking back Sydney, Ben Fordham Live moving back into number one Breakfast, 3AW maintaining its dominance in Melbourne and Ray Hadley’s 150th consecutive ratings win. It’s no wonder Nine‘s Head of Content, Greg Byrnes, celebrated with a Ray Hadley cupcake as the team cheered for more reasons than one. Catching up with Radioinfo’s Peter Saxon… Read More
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3AW has maintained its dominant grip on Melbourne in this morning’s Survey 4, despite showing losses in all time slots except Drive. The AM station dropped -0.7 to 14.6 in the 10+ category but still has a healthy lead on the next competitor and FM leader Gold 104.3. Gold 104.3 had a slight drop of -0.3 to 10.8 and also boasts one of the only shows to pass 3AW… Read More
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Here is the latest from the PR and Marketing teams about Survey 4 of 2023.Refresh throughout the day for updates and hear it straight from the horse’s mouth. Nine’s talk stations record highest ever cume for Survey 4 2GB and 3AW outright No.1 stations and No.1 in Breakfast and Mornings 9Podcasts posts highest listenership on… Read More
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The back-and-forth battle for radio supremacy in Sydney has continued this morning, as the radio Survey 4 results show 2GB has taken back the top spot from KIIS, with Breakfast show Ben Fordham Live passing The Kyle and Jackie O Show. 2GB reclaimed the overall top radio spot in Sydney with a +2.1 jump to find 14.3, whereas former Sydney leader, KIIS, fell -1.0 to lose the top… Read More
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Future Women (FW) and Commbank have returned with a second season of their collaborative podcast, There’s No Place Like Home, to continue sharing important information on domestic violence and uncover the early signs. Launching today, Tuesday, 11 July, season two will hear the stories of eight abuse survivors who have experienced the most common forms of non-physical abuse, including surveillance, gaslighting,… Read More
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