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ARN has announced that Kent “Smallzy” Small, one of Australia’s most recognisable and influential entertainment broadcasters, has signed with ARN to launch a brand-new show across the KIIS Network in 2026.

Smallzy is renowned for his unmatched access to the world’s biggest stars and his unique ability to connect with audiences through music, celebrity, and pop culture. Over a career spanning more than 20 years, Smallzy has created one of the country’s most successful radio brands, earning multiple Best Music & Entertainment Presenter awards at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards and praise from global artists including Ed Sheeran for consistently broadcasting “at such a high level.”

Starting January, The Smallzy Show will air in two national timeslots on the KIIS Network and on demand via the iHeart app. In 3–4pm early drive, Smallzy will kick off the afternoon with a fresh, fast-paced show, bringing the day’s pop culture highlights to listeners. Featuring interviews with the world’s biggest stars, trending global stories, and once-in-a-lifetime prizes, the new show promises to supercharge the school-run timeslot with music, entertainment, and fun for the whole family. 

Later in the evening from 7-9pm, Smallzy returns with a night edition that keeps audiences plugged into what’s trending, from celebrity news and social media buzz to chart-topping and emerging artists. Listeners can expect unforgettable fan moments, high-profile interviews, and experiences money can’t buy.

Kent “Smallzy” Small said: “I’m excited the news is finally out… I’ve made the switch to KIIS from 2026! It was a big YES when I heard the company’s vision for the future and the part I get to play in it on the KIIS Network alongside Kyle & Jackie O. If the enthusiasm and support I’ve received before even starting is anything to go by, I know the switch to KIIS is the best career decision I’ve made. I can’t wait to get back on air, meet the loyal KIIS listeners, and make plenty of new ones.”

Lauren Joyce, ARN Chief Audience & Content Officer, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Smallzy to the KIIS Network. He brings the energy, celebrity access, and musical edge that will make both afternoons and evenings unmissable for audiences. Smallzy is the perfect talent to take these timeslots to the next level, delivering the mix of music, entertainment, and family-friendly fun that listeners and advertisers love.”

The Smallzy Show will launch on the KIIS Network nationally – KIIS 1065, KIIS 1011, KIIS 97.3, KIIS 102.3 and KIIS DAB+ Perth – in January 2026.

ARN today revealed its 2026 content strategy at its first-ever Upfront event, introducing two powerful national networks – KIIS and GOLD – unlocking unmatched opportunities for advertisers to reach audiences at scale.

With a fully integrated approach across audio, visual, social, and live experiences, ARN is redefining how brands connect with Australians through entertainment.

“In 2026, ARN will deliver true national scale across two of the most recognisable media brands in the country,” said Lauren Joyce, Chief Audience & Content Officer, ARN. “Through KIIS and GOLD, advertisers can access cohesive national campaigns, premium content, and storytelling that spans every platform – all built on the power of connection.”

THE GOLD NETWORK: NOW TRULY NATIONAL

In 2026, GOLD will unite audiences across Australia under one iconic brand, creating a single destination for great songs, great chat, and real connection.

• Sydney and Melbourne remain home to market leaders GOLD101.7 and GOLD104.3.
• Perth’s 96FM becomes GOLD96FM, with Lisa Shaw and Russell Clarke live and local each morning.
• Adelaide’s Cruise1323 evolves into GOLD1323, with refreshed programming designed to attract a younger, highly engaged audience.  
• New GOLD DAB+ stations will launch in Brisbane and Adelaide, completing the network’s national footprint.

At its heart, the network will feature two marquee shows:

• The Christian O’Connell Show (Breakfast) – Finding humour and heart in everyday stories, now broadcasting across all five metro markets.
• Jonesy & Amanda (Drive) – Delivering the laughs, warmth, and companionship listeners love on the drive home.

Every market will continue to feature local news, sport, traffic, and weather, ensuring GOLD stays connected to the communities it serves.

“This is a landmark moment for GOLD,” said Lauren Joyce. “It’s about giving audiences a consistent listening experience wherever they are, while still keeping that local flavour they love.”

THE KIIS NETWORK: ENTERTAINMENT EAST TO WEST

In 2026, KIIS becomes a true five-city entertainment network, bringing its bold, fast-paced, and celebrity-driven brand from east to west.  Building on KIIS Sydney and KIIS Melbourne;

• Adelaide’s Mix102.3 will rebrand as KIIS 102.3, with Ben & Liam returning home for a breakfast show packed with humour and local flavour.
• Brisbane’s KIIS 97.3 welcomes Craig ‘Lowie’ Lowe from LA to lead breakfast, combining hit music with comedic takes on pop culture, politics, and everything in between.
• A brand-new KIIS DAB+ station launches in Perth, bringing Kyle & Jackie O’s unmissable show to a new audience.

Network highlights include:

• The Smallzy Show at 3pm and 7pm daily – live and on demand via iHeart
• Will & Woody returning for National Drive, bringing even more energy and chaos
• Kyle & Jackie O’s iconic “You Get A…” moments becoming monthly live spectacles with live audiences, massive giveaways and star guests.

Beyond broadcast, the KIIS experience expands visually, with purpose-built sets designed for video and social content, extending the network’s presence across every platform.

Sub-brands will continue to grow, including KIIS Dance, KIIS Australia, and the launch of KIIS X on DAB+ and digital – a high-energy channel where the hottest hits and rising artists collide.

“KIIS is pure entertainment,” said Lauren Joyce. “It’s fun, fast, and everywhere our audiences are – on air, online and in person.”

ARN: CONNECTING BRANDS AND AUDIENCES LIKE NEVER BEFORE

With KIIS and GOLD now fully national, ARN offers advertisers a powerful, unified platform to reach Australians at scale – underpinned by premium content, trusted talent, and measurable impact.

“Our 2026 strategy is about more than just radio. It’s about delivering entertainment through star talent and creative ideas that deliver unforgettable experiences for audiences and results for our commercial partners.”

The 2025 CBAA Conference in Nipaluna/Hobart has wrapped up and with it this year’s Community Broadcasting Awards. As always they were hotly contested and an exciting opportunity to experience and celebrate the best of what Australian community broadcasting has to offer.

This year was the second year of the Community Broadcasting Honour Roll, in which we acknowledge the hard work and dedication of long-serving broadcasters who have contributed  to a single station for over 15 years.

And it was the first year since we renamed our Outstanding Volunteer Contribution award in honour of Jane Brownrigg, a passionate volunteer who supported Melbourne stations including 3CR, 3MBS, PBS and Triple R. Jane passed away last year following a battle with illness but she leaves behind a legacy of advocacy for social justice, the arts and community media.

The Tony Staley Award for Excellence in Community Broadcasting went to Perth station RTRFM, acknowledging its hard work in a range of fields including music event production, support for Australian and local music, its award winning new web presence, work in supporting content makers with disability and more.

Meanwhile the Michael Law award went to James ‘Jim’ Radcliffe Parish OAM, a dedicated supported of community radio and a technical expert who has supported several Tasmanian stations while also contributing to the wider sector through his work with Technorama.

Our thanks go out as always to all awards entrants, sponsors and judges for their role in making the awards an celebration of the greatness within our sector.

Category	Recipient	Station	Sponsored by
Best Program Music	Fresh Off The Block	Fresh 92.7	APRA AMCOS
Best Program New	In Plain Sight	Vision Australia Radio	AFTRS
Best Program News & Current Affairs	3CR Breakfast	3CR	AVC
Best Program Talks	Pulse of Palestine	Koori Radio
Excellence in Australian Music	In The Scene on 107.3 HFM	Heritage FM	APRA AMCOS
Excellence in Community Engagement	2MFM	2MFM	CTV+
Excellence in Disability Content & Engagement	Anything Goes Show, Where Am I? Podcast	Radio Skid Row	scope
Excellence in Fundraising & Sponsorship	Fresh 92.7 Sales Team	Fresh 92.7
Excellence in Indigenous Content & Engagement	TEABBA	TEABBA
Excellence in Multicultural Content & Engagement	City Park Radio Multicultural Unit Team	City Park Radio
Excellence in Production	RTRFM’s Loveline	RTRFM
Excellence in Special Events & Outside Broadcasting	2025 Midsumma Carnival Day Broadcast	Vision Australia Radio	PPCA
Excellence in Station Resilience & Development	JOY Media	JOY Media	CMTO
Outstanding Fundraising & Sponsorship Contribution	Jason Gipps	Vision Australia Radio
Outstanding Presenter	Pam Boland	RTRFM	Alexa
Outstanding Presenter News & Current Affairs	Muswellbrook Fights For Earthquake Disaster Relief	2NURFM 103.7	Deutsche Welle
Outstanding Production Contribution	Water Watch	2DRY FM
Outstanding Station Leadership	Rachel Kirby	3CR
Outstanding Technical Contribution	Kyle Doevendans	TEABBA	Broadcast Components
Outstanding Youth Contribution	Shakeel Sahib	2MFM	Centre for Volunteering
The Jane Brownrigg Award – Outstanding Volunteer Contribution	Tilde Joy	3CR	Centre for Volunteering
The Troy Garner Award – Best Program Sports	Game On	JOY Media
Community Broadcasting Honour Roll	Don Baylis	TEABBA
	Keith Rogers	Radio Mansfield 99.7FM
	Peter Greco	Vision Australia Radio
	Ahmad El-Mazloum	2MFM
	Nola Green	Collie Community Radio
	John Worcester	3MBS
Michael Law Award	Jim Parish
Tony Staley Award for Excellence in Community Broadcasting	RTRFM	RTRFM	Community Broadcasting Foundation

The Community Radio Broadcasting Codes of Practice (2025) took effect on 1 July 2025. Developed by the community broadcasting sector in consultation with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), the Codes reflect our collective commitment to high standards and strong community representation.

The Codes cover essential areas of practice such as governance, diversity, emergency broadcasting, sponsorship, news and journalistic content, and First Nations engagement. 

All stations, regardless of CBAA membership status or their governing principles, are obligated to understand and follow the Codes of Practice.

RESOURCES FOR STATIONS

Download the Codes 

Visit the Codes landing page to download the full document in both PDF and accessible Word Document formats. You can also access a summary video, supporting documents, and station guidance.

Online learning 

The CBAA has launched a free, self-paced course to support volunteers, presenters, board members and station managers in understanding their obligations under the Codes and how they apply to daily operations. It only takes 20-30 minutes to complete and there is a certificate upon completion. 

Start learning at: https://learning.cbaa.org.au/courses/codes-of-practice 

Printable poster template 

A poster is available to print for your station, to help inform your staff, volunteers and guests about where to find the Codes.

Stay updated 

To receive new resources and sector guidance as they become available, subscribe to CBAA updates here.  

For any queries, contact us at support@cbaa.org.au.

Watch the Overview Video

Begin your learning journey by viewing the overview video which features voices from across our sector to outline the Codes.

SCA today unveiled the Heart Network, a new national music brand launching on DAB+ and LiSTNR. Debuting with two stations, Heart and Heart Hits, and backed by a clear roadmap for further expansion across genres and formats, SCA reinforces its leadership in digital audio and cements its position as the Number 1 Network for DAB+.

The Heart brand is designed to help listeners relax and escape. Heart and Heart Hits are adult contemporary formats, each with a distinct music position, to reflect the growing diversity in music tastes and unlock new listeners in the 25-54 ‘audience that matters’. 

Heart is crafted for a female audience, offering a mood based format that helps listeners to escape and unwind with a diverse range of songs spanning the 70s, 80s to now, featuring artists like Whitney Houston, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, Ronan Keating, Crowded House and ABBA. 

Heart Hits caters for a nostalgia driven audience with beloved school hits from the 70s, 80s and 90s with iconic hits from artists including Madonna, Lionel Richie, Elton John, Queen and U2.

Heart represents a significant opportunity to engage new and diverse audiences through a digital-first music experience. With its initial focus on mood and genre-based formats, the brand is designed to resonate with listeners who are increasingly looking for more personalised, relevant content in the digital audio space. By catering to specific music preferences and listening occasions, Heart strengthens SCA’s ability to serve evolving audience needs across the day.

Matthew O’Reilly, SCA Head of Broadcast Content said: “Heart strengthens SCA’s already diverse music portfolio and marks our entry into the world’s most popular format — adult contemporary. It’s the leading format in New York, Los Angeles and London, and now SCA has a powerful adult contemporary brand of its own. Heart is built for listeners seeking a more personal and mood-based experience, while expanding our reach as the Number 1 network on DAB+. With Heart, SCA continues to lead the evolution of digital audio in Australia.”

From a commercial perspective, Heart offers a scalable platform for advertisers to connect with audiences in a premium, brand-safe environment. As the brand grows to include more stations and formats, it will unlock a range of partnership opportunities built around clearly defined audiences and listening moments. Backed by SCA’s position as the leading DAB+ network with 1.3m listeners*, Heart adds new depth to the digital audio landscape, combining audience scale with strategic targeting for maximum impact.

With more than 50 music playlists on LiSTNR, a partnership with Foxtel as the platform’s new linear audio music partner, which features 25 of LiSTNR’s expertly curated playlists, and over 2.4m** signed-on users, SCA is at the forefront of digital audio innovation in Australia. 

The Heart portfolio brand, and new stations, will enhance the audience’s music experience with a diverse range of tailored content that connects listeners to the sounds they love as well as unlocking new commercial opportunities for partners and brands.

Sold-out shows in every city. Record-breaking crowds. Mariah Carey eating Vegemite. Guy Sebastian crashing Jordin Sparks’ set. And a sea of bald caps for Mr Worldwide.

Monday 27 October, 2025 – This weekend, Fridayz Live 2025 wrapped up its seventh massive year in spectacular fashion, cementing its place as Australia’s biggest party. The nationwide tour lit up Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, and Melbourne with sold-out shows that brought high energy, and a sea of bald caps.

Headlining this year’s powerhouse lineup was global icon Mariah Carey, making her long-awaited return to Australian stages for the first time in over a decade. She was joined by Mr World Wide, Pitbull, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Jon, Eve, Tinie Tempah, and Jordin Sparks.

Highlights from Fridayz Live 2025 included:

• Sold-out shows across the country, with record attendance of 160,000 
• Mariah Carey bringing Christmas early, closing her Sydney set with All I Want For Christmas Is You
• Guy Sebastian joining Jordin Sparks for a surprise duet of Art Of Love (a special moment orchestrated by The Jimmy & Nath Show with Emma during a radio interview with Jordin Sparks back in May) 
• Pitbull wearing a Bunnings hat and Mariah Carey eating Vegemite live on stage
• Thousands of bald caps donned by fans nationwide, proving Aussies are Pitbull’s number one fans
• 2DayFM’s Pitbull flash mob taking over World Square in Sydney

Head of Hit Metro Content Amanda Lee said, “Every year we say it can’t get any bigger – and then it does! From Mariah’s return, to record-breaking crowds, and the dedication to Pitbull costumes, Fridayz Live 2025 was a powerful reminder of how good it feels to come together and celebrate live music. With its powerhouse lineup and signature party energy, it’s firmly cemented as Australia’s must-see summer tour, and this year proved that all over again. We look forward to partnering with Mushroom again in the future to deliver another huge event on the Hit Network.”

Fridayz Live tour dates and venues:

Brisbane 

Friday October 17th – Brisbane Showgrounds 

Sydney

Saturday October 18th – ENGIE Stadium

Perth

Friday October 24th – Langley Park

Melbourne

Saturday October 25th – Marvel Stadium

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About the Hit Network: 

The Hit Network is Australia’s biggest radio network broadcasting across metro and regional markets with a unique collection of 50 FM and DAB+ stations. The Hit Network targets people aged 25 – 54, skews female and features a mood focused, ‘feel great’ pop music format alongside the most entertaining local breakfast and national drive shows. It is home to popular personalities including Carrie Bickmore, Tommy Little, Fifi Box, Brendan Fevola, Nick Cody, Abby Coleman, Matty Acton, Stav Davidson and many more.  

The Hit Network entertains more than six million Aussie radio listeners across B105, 2Day, The Fox, SAFM, Mix94.5, Sea FM, 41 Hit stations plus DAB+ stations including Oldskool 90s Hits, Buddha Hits, Oldskool 80s Hits, RnB Fridays Radio and Dance Hits. All Hit Network’s content is also available live or on demand on the LiSTNR app

For the first time in the network’s history, Triple M is giving everyday Australians a chance to host a national Breakfast show. This December, five brand-new Breakfast shows will go to air nationally for Pilot Week, a bold new initiative giving fresh voices a shot at the big time on Australia’s most iconic radio networks.

Beginning Monday, 15 December, Pilot Week is a national radio first: a week-long showcase of emerging Breakfast radio talent, with each new show having a chance to become the next staple of the Triple M lineup.

Entries will be reviewed over the coming weeks and narrowed down to a Top 10. From there, five final shows will be selected to broadcast nationally on Triple M from 6–8am, during Pilot Week, Monday December 15 to Friday December 19. 

Triple M has a long history of discovering and developing some of Australia’s most loved broadcasters. The network’s Pilot Week search follows the runaway success of Lu & Jarch (Luisa Dal Din and Jack Archdale), who have captured more than 934,000 listeners nationally and driven more than 50 million social media views. Lu & Jarch’s cross-platform success proves that fresh, authentic, personality-led content can cut through in a competitive radio landscape.

Matthew O’Reilly, SCA Head of Broadcast Content, said: “Triple M has always been about big personalities, creating world-class content, think Andrew Denton, The Cage and The Hot Breakfast just to name a few. Pilot Week opens the door for fresh voices to jump behind the mic and have an opportunity for an exciting career in radio.

“The audio industry is booming, and there’s incredible creative energy across the country, from podcasters and comics to online storytellers. Triple M’s Pilot Week is the perfect opportunity for anyone who’s ever listened to Mick Molloy, James Brayshaw or Beau Ryan and thought, “I reckon I could do that!” O’Reilly concluded.

The five Pilot Week shows broadcast nationally across Triple M and stream on LiSTNR. Applications open Friday October 31 and close on Friday, 15 November. To apply or submit a demo, visit: triplem.com.au/pilotweek.

About Triple M: 

For more than 40 years, Triple M has been one of Australia’s most recognisable radio brands, providing listeners with a unique blend of Greatest Hits, Sport, and Comedy. With 49 stations nationwide – including six digital stations – Triple M is renowned for delivering music’s greatest hits, alongside iconic talent and standout shows that lead the way in sport and entertainment. 

Reaching more than 4.9 million radio and on-demand listeners each week, Triple M is home to some of the country’s most respected sporting legends, beloved comedians, and music personalities, including Mick Molloy, James Brayshaw, Billy Brownless, Luisa Dal Din, and Jack Archdale – to only name a few! Triple M’s content is available live or on demand on the LiSTNR app.  

ABC NEWS has maintained its spot as Australia’s No 1 digital news provider in September for the tenth consecutive month. 

Its monthly audience was 12.8 million people with an average read time of 30 minutes, according to the latest Ipsos data released today.  

In international news, the assassination of Charlie Kirk and ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine were major audience drivers during the month.  

Strong local and national news stories included the sentencing of “mushroom killer” Erin Patterson, the AFL Grand Final and Brownlow medal, the manhunt for “Sovereign Citizen” Dezi Freeman and the separation of celebrities Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban.  

This year’s APRA and AMCOS Annual General Meetings (AGMs) will be held on Tuesday 25 November 2025. Members will be able to attend the meeting online or in person. Members attending online will be able to participate fully in the meeting. 

The AGMs are a chance for you to hear about how APRA and AMCOS performed during the 2025 financial year and ask questions of the Boards and management. 

From today, eligible APRA and AMCOS members will receive details about attending and participating in the AGMs and voting in the Board elections. 

Voting for the election of directors to the APRA and AMCOS Boards will once again be conducted prior to the AGMs. Voting will close at 5pm AEDT on Tuesday 18 November. 

The results of the elections will be announced at the AGMs on Tuesday 25 November 2025 and published on the APRA AMCOS website. 

Read AGM Voting FAQs

2025 APRA and AMCOS Board elections

APRA Australian Writer Director Election

APRA received four nominations for the one vacant Australian Writer position on its Board. 

The nominees are: 

1. Phillip Beazley
2. Dr Robert Burke
3. Francesca de Valence
4. Jenny Morris OAM MNZM (Incumbent Australian Writer Director)  

Read about the APRA Writer nominees

APRA New Zealand Writer Director Election

APRA received three nominations for the one vacant New Zealand Writer position on its Board. 

The nominees are: 

1. Jan Hellriegel
2. Andrew McDowall
3. Bic Runga MNZM (Incumbent New Zealand Writer Director)  

Read about the APRA New Zealand Writer nominees

APRA Publisher Director Election 

APRA received four nominations for the two vacant Publisher Director positions on its Board. 

The nominees are: 

1. Andrew Jenkins, Universal Music Publishing Group Australia (Incumbent Publisher Director)
2. Craig Monagle, Warner Chappell Music Australia
3. Theo Seffusatti, Heard & Seen Publishing
4. Damian Trotter, Sony Music Publishing Australia (Incumbent Publisher Director)  

Read about the APRA Publisher nominees

AMCOS Director Election

AMCOS received seven nominations for the four vacant Director positions on its Board. 

The nominees are: 

1. Gabe Andrews, Precise Digital Ltd
2. Marianna Annas, Universal Music Publishing Group Australia (Incumbent Alternate Director)
3. Dr Robert Burke
4. Clive Hodson, Perfect Pitch Publishing (Incumbent Director)
5. Theo Seffusatti, Heard & Seen Publishing
6. Simon Moor, Kobalt Music Publishing APAC (Incumbent Director)
7. Craig Redfearn, ORiGiN Music Group 

Read about the AMCOS nominees

Eligible members are strongly encouraged to take the time to consider the nominees and cast a vote via the portal. It’s vitally important members have a say in who is representing them and making decisions about music creators’ rights and royalties. 

Vote now

Voting closes 5pm AEDT Tuesday 18 November.

Follow this link to vote.

1	Hamish & AndyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	813,500	1,559,923
2	ABC News Top StoriesAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	767,032	2,333,116
3	Mamamia Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	563,785	1,596,745
4+7	ShamelessShameless Media	Shameless Media	537,803	1,085,211
5-1	Sky News Australia UpdateNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	484,254	839,731
6-1	ConversationsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	390,800	2,801,414
7	Life UncutARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	386,342	855,719
8	ABC News DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	382,906	1,091,620
9+1	Squiz TodaySquiz Media	Squiz Media	365,296	745,206
10+3	SEN BreakfastSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	348,859	1,322,287
11+1	Dan Does FootyDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	342,958	469,933
12-3	The ImperfectsLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	338,201	572,385
13+2	The DailyNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	334,426	988,923
14+2	Happy Hour with Lucy & NikkiLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	327,549	554,066
15-1	The Kyle & Jackie O ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	314,906	1,054,592
16+2	The FrontNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	286,455	700,605
17	I Catch Killers with Gary JubelinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	275,726	621,081
18+2	No FilterMamamia	Mamamia	271,321	678,724
19+5	The UpdateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	265,743	486,283
20+3	The Daily AusARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	263,138	620,426
21-2	Australian True CrimeBravecasting	Acast	261,809	649,785
22-1	It’s A Lot with Abbie ChatfieldLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	260,114	471,737
23-17	The Case OfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	259,090	923,093
24+1	If You’re ListeningAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	239,593	810,750
25+3	Stuff You Should KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	238,721	848,284
26+3	Full StoryGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	238,708	635,504
27+5	On Purpose with Jay ShettyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	235,625	455,032
28+2	7amSolstice Media	Solstice Media / NOVA Entertainment	231,741	631,263
29+2	Politics NowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	231,249	749,433
30-4	The Howie GamesLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	222,256	473,000
31-4	True Crime ConversationsMamamia	Mamamia	214,896	458,810
32+2	The QuickyMamamia	Mamamia	209,232	765,533
33+8	Ben Fordham LiveNine Radio	Nine	208,172	368,290
34+4	Global News PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	202,411	733,700
35	MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious StoriesWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	201,108	528,969
36+3	Triple M Footy AFLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	186,486	377,050
37	She’s On The MoneyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	184,643	427,733
38-2	ABC SPORT DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	183,913	289,995
39+5	Backstage with Cooper & Matty JohnsJohns Media	NOVA Entertainment / Johns Media	178,534	283,936
40+7	WhateleySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	170,112	786,325
41+2	Armchair Expert with Dax ShepardWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	169,733	377,094
42+3	The BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	165,127	476,196
43+3	CommSec Market UpdateLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	155,534	348,953
44+153	NSW News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	154,336	287,846
45+3	Triple M Rocks Footy NRLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	152,592	311,849
46+42	Everyone Has An ExMamamia	Mamamia	144,402	268,539
47+6	Smosh Reads Reddit StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	144,391	280,290
48+6	7News HeadlinesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	142,720	251,611
49+11	AMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	141,294	448,359
50+9	everybody has a secretShameless Media	Shameless Media	139,681	226,858
51-2	RedHandedWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	139,410	301,556
52+48	Secrets We KeepLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	139,045	304,495
53+13	Darling, Shine!LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	137,937	211,162
54+4	The Rush Hour with JB & BillyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	137,018	259,974
55+1	Dyl & FriendsClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	125,681	219,246
56-6	No Such Thing As A FishAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	125,610	330,876
57	Hands TiedARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	123,310	199,267
58-7	Life and Crimes with Andrew RuleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	117,943	257,298
59+3	KICPODLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	115,957	195,906
60+7	Style-ishShameless Media	Shameless Media	114,373	182,814
61-6	SBS News In DepthSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	111,942	418,157
62-5	All In The MindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	108,814	308,805
63-2	Late Night LiveAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	107,576	688,438
64+1	Bizarre with Mick Molloy and Titus O’ReilyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	106,504	209,429
65+7	The Morning EditionNine Publishing	Nine	104,853	270,744
66-2	No One Saw It ComingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	104,069	322,386
67+4	The Ezra Klein ShowNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	102,500	163,276
68+17	Health ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	100,157	427,490
69+4	My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia HardstarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	97,912	261,063
70+4	SBS News UpdatesSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	97,462	337,328
71+15	InheritedShameless Media	Shameless Media	95,329	149,000
72+7	Levels PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	93,688	121,390
73-40	Dear RachelleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	93,584	183,718
74	The Bye Round With James GrahamThe Bye Round	The Bye Round	90,780	153,862
75+50	Background BriefingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	88,870	293,978
76+58	HackAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	88,648	207,119
77	ChanticleerNine Publishing	Nine	86,995	126,641
78-56	BronwynNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	86,249	177,427
79-1	The SpillMamamia	Mamamia	86,195	343,475
80	Chat 10 Looks 3DM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	83,713	134,361
81+1	Behind the BastardsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	82,975	187,099
82-1	Outspoken the PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	82,725	140,271
83-31	The Mushroom CookNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	82,486	200,368
84-14	Straight Talk with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	81,645	125,976
85+4	The FinNine Publishing	Nine	81,202	120,594
86+1	Ladies, We Need To TalkAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	80,846	239,808
87-12	Dr Karl PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	80,626	235,096
88-5	Roy and HG – Bludging on the BlindsideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	79,105	188,898
89-5	What’s That Rash?Australian Broadcasting Corporation	–	77,196	246,299
90-14	Global Roaming with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish MacdonaldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	76,963	219,978
91+3	Murder With My HusbandARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	75,205	160,108
92+25	Fifi, Fev & Nick – 101.9 The Fox MelbourneLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	74,277	100,721
93+3	Football WeeklyGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	72,708	142,720
94+17	You’re Dead to MeBBC	ARN / iHeart	72,663	144,090
95-3	High ScrollersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	71,932	125,386
96+1	The Kick it Forward PodcastClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	70,994	100,813
97+1	Radio National BreakfastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	70,403	422,571
98+41	3AW is FootballNine Radio	Nine	69,524	166,118
99-6	Cautionary Tales with Tim HarfordARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	69,307	128,140
100-9	Crime InsidersLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	67,522	166,889
101-6	The Footy with Broden KellyClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	66,369	118,553
102+2	Today in FocusGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	65,617	153,883
103+178	ABC RewindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	65,290	270,284
104+1	Aunty Donna PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	64,366	139,562
105+27	The Tim Dillon ShowAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	63,906	89,848
106+12	The Psychology of your 20sARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	63,798	120,716
107-1	FEAR & GREED | Business NewsNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	63,264	221,521
108+27	NRL 360News Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	62,313	109,696
109+1	Not StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	60,369	143,765
110+13	Everyone RelaxLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	58,437	130,655
111+27	TradiesClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	56,823	102,312
112+44	The World TodayAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	56,240	139,057
113	Alva Beach: Death At The DoorNine Radio	Nine	55,756	81,408
114+12	Big IdeasAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	55,073	192,564
115+14	Two Doting Dads with Matty J & AshARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	54,055	94,374
116-26	StalkedBBC	ARN / iHeart	54,013	79,845
117-3	Motley Fool MoneyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	53,416	107,542
118-9	Good Weekend TalksNine Publishing	Nine	53,344	66,054
119-6	The Money PuzzleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	53,289	103,672
120-17	Hear Me OutNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	52,856	68,857
121-13	Fitzy & Wippa with Kate RitchieNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	52,786	113,603
122-2	Fast Five by Fear and GreedNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	52,265	86,351
123+26	ABC AFL DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	51,856	136,653
124+19	The Sounding BoardSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	51,849	112,515
125+63	3AW Breakfast with Ross and RusselNine Radio	Nine	51,826	113,710
126-4	3AW Mornings with Tom ElliottNine Radio	Nine	51,760	124,362
127+30	Matty & CronkNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	51,635	75,785
128+9	SportsdaySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	51,582	182,155
129-1	True Crime with Kendall RaeAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	51,306	115,271
130-18	Quick SmartAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	50,179	100,319
131	WisecrackARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	49,478	87,870
132+116	Giddy Up with Gareth HallSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	49,278	194,536
133-14	Life MattersAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	49,268	249,505
134-94	New Heights with Jason and Travis KelceWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,990	77,484
135+7	Betrayal: WeeklyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	48,599	114,567
136-6	Betoota TalksDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,513	74,021
137+77	PMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	47,618	123,724
138-11	Vain-ishLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	47,424	71,299
139-71	The Mushroom Trial: Say GraceNine Radio	Nine	47,319	89,612
140+39	Murder, Mystery & MakeupAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	46,958	109,212
141-5	You BeautyMamamia	Mamamia	46,733	165,376
142+2	It Could Happen HereARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	46,557	105,521
143	AFL Trade RadioSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	46,192	194,852
144+2	We Don’t Have Time For ThisWe Don’t Have Time For This	We Don’t Have Time For This	45,569	100,152
145+10	Football DailyBBC	ARN / iHeart	45,186	129,230
146+57	Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh SzepsDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	44,886	78,961
147-6	Six Tackles With GusNine Radio	Nine	44,543	64,783
148+16	Eddie and JimmyNine Radio	Nine	44,437	79,877
149-4	NightlifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	44,209	299,286
150-10	British ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	44,132	109,971
151	AmericastBBC	ARN / iHeart	43,242	83,770
152-50	MrBallen’s Medical MysteriesWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	42,883	111,573
153-20	Mick in The Morning with Roo, Titus and RosieLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	42,725	108,611
154+20	Drive with Joel & FletchSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	42,468	167,375
155+25	Real FootyNine Publishing	Nine	41,320	71,097
156+4	Matt & Alex – All Day BreakfastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	40,792	89,931
157-42	Something To Talk AboutNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	40,472	72,172
158+5	Nothing To WearMamamia	Mamamia	40,118	107,245
159+10	The Documentary PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	39,457	170,893
160+59	Jase & LaurenNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	39,373	113,986
161	The Broski Report with Brittany BroskiAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	39,141	69,211
162+85	Drive with Jacqui FelgateNine Radio	Nine	38,997	70,069
163-39	The Science ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	38,589	136,549
164+17	Willow Talk Cricket PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	38,245	62,505
165	Australia WideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	38,153	78,876
166+28	Browny’s PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	37,626	56,366
167	HeavyweightARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	37,512	81,722
168-18	In Our TimeBBC	ARN / iHeart	37,236	76,303
169+49	The HeadlinesNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	37,204	62,684
170+38	The National BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	37,136	73,063
171+6	How I Built This with Guy RazWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	36,823	90,826
172-14	VIC News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	36,694	56,223
173-6	The Economy, StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	36,627	78,846
174-15	Motive & MethodNine Radio	Nine	36,543	68,246
175+75	F1 NationAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	36,334	59,814
176-1	The Jess Rowe Big Talk ShowLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	36,168	67,249
177+93	Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and WoodsyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	36,145	52,112
178+6	The Bulwark PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	36,093	109,435
179+8	Somehow Related with Dave O’Neil & Glenn RobbinsNine Radio	Nine	35,949	82,789
180+18	Desert Island DiscsBBC	ARN / iHeart	35,776	91,240
181-118	ExpanseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	35,767	123,476
182+7	The Why Files: Operation PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	35,738	90,804
183-21	The Missing MatterPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	35,583	70,232
184-11	How To Fail With Elizabeth DayARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	35,342	74,615
185-20	Hard ForkNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	35,275	50,130
186+15	The Hard Ball Gets AFL ShowWest Australian Newspapers	West Australian Newspapers	34,994	55,969
187-19	Against The OddsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	34,472	86,962
188+36	FOX FOOTY PodcastsNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	34,344	74,823
189	Science FrictionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	33,653	94,921
190	World Of SecretsBBC	ARN / iHeart	33,235	76,645
191-37	Snapped: Women Who MurderWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	33,174	90,782
192+53	Hotter Than YesterdayNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	32,888	40,436
193+23	Crunch TimeSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	32,728	85,348
194-24	This Is Actually HappeningWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,509	67,592
195+5	167 PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,464	41,509
196+36	Law ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	31,938	82,127
197+2	Saturday ExtraAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	31,757	134,794
198+11	The Fairbairn PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	31,571	55,562
199-21	Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date UpdateARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	31,383	150,429
200+39	CredlinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	31,380	73,498
201+26	Breakfast with VossySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	31,278	115,093
202-36	Big Business with Brittney SaundersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	31,228	53,976
203-27	Australian PoliticsGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	30,930	54,795
204+9	The MinefieldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	30,715	74,549
205+10	Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra JudgeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,607	73,872
206+59	F1: Beyond The GridAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	30,601	56,932
207-5	SBS Cantonese – SBS廣東話節目Special Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	30,491	123,340
208+46	Carrie & TommyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	30,443	63,995
209+3	Squiz KidsSquiz Media	Squiz Media	30,223	109,761
210+7	The Nutrition CouchARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,054	55,408
211-18	ScamfluencersWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	30,040	59,957
212-40	AIN’T THAT SWELLDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	29,981	52,981
213-2	ok storytimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	29,908	95,979
214+14	Mornings with Mark LevyNine Radio	Nine	29,756	68,218
215-44	Rear VisionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	28,635	72,434
216-11	Business WarsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,392	94,443
217+14	200 PLUSClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	28,351	43,233
218	Parenting Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	28,325	48,647
219+19	True Crime All The TimeWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,311	58,434
220-72	MAFS Funny PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	28,190	35,305
221	Take 5Australian Broadcasting Corporation	–	28,181	63,554
222	Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook StoryPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	28,119	55,604
223+11	Dr Justin Coulson’s Happy FamiliesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,479	100,192
224+13	Paul Murray LiveNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	27,434	64,426
225-5	American ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,345	62,592
226	Moore To The StoryPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	27,324	29,535
227-41	Imagine ThisAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	27,296	300,543
228-24	Morning Glory with Matty JohnsSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	27,132	43,977
229+7	Lu & JarchLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,096	70,016
230-131	MIDMamamia	Mamamia	26,966	100,476
231+11	Serialously with Annie EliseAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	26,878	64,323
232-10	Stuff They Don’t Want You To KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	26,855	86,644
233-86	Smoke Screen: Deadly CureARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	26,412	58,419
234-24	The Hook UpAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	26,059	56,378
235+29	But Are You Happy?Mamamia	Mamamia	25,784	78,333
236-41	Skye & CallumNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	25,762	37,110
237+4	NewshourBBC	ARN / iHeart	25,716	102,539
238+2	The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie SantosARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,557	46,084
239	Find and TellARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,467	46,057
240+31	Breaking Points with Krystal and SaagarARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,310	53,124
241	SEN AfternoonsSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	25,277	68,616
242+31	The Buck Up with Kate Langbroek and Nath ValvoARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,146	46,728
243-61	JAM Nation with Jonesy & AmandaARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,056	141,732
244-15	Hamish & Andy’s Remembering ProjectLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,859	69,245
245+16	15 Minutes with the BossNine Publishing	Nine	24,641	40,110
246	SBS On the MoneySpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	24,592	89,731
247+8	The Bolt ReportNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	24,479	58,484
248-117	From The NewsroomNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	24,479	31,044
249+28	Life of BrianClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	24,462	35,531
250+24	Smosh MouthAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	24,277	44,458
251-8	SwindledARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	24,269	41,490
252+32	Secrets of the UnderworldPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	23,957	47,248
253-20	Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,940	47,487
254+14	The Grandstand Cricket PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	23,811	42,924
255+3	Cancelled with Tana MongeauAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	23,789	39,868
256-71	WA News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	23,684	30,184
257-104	What The Duck?!Australian Broadcasting Corporation	–	23,671	89,158
258+14	This Is ImportantARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,506	39,945
259-7	Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4BBC	ARN / iHeart	23,466	49,123
260-53	Dino DomeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	23,216	255,785
261-4	The Lady VanishesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,192	65,946
262-18	The Daily StoicWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	23,165	83,521
263-142	UnravelAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	23,163	91,696
264+27	3AW Wide World of SportsNine Radio	Nine	23,144	55,693
265	The OpinionsNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	23,126	36,249
266+29	BINGEDARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,690	40,007
267-32	Off The Record with Buzz & WebbyNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	22,541	29,580
268-8	Prime Time with Bec WilsonNine Radio	Nine	22,242	39,295
269+6	Car Trip TriviaNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	22,219	63,267
270-1	History DailyWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	22,131	70,068
271-4	The Minds of Madness – True Crime StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	21,978	45,892
272+14	Radio National PresentsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	21,925	53,584
273	Just Married: The Anthea Bradshaw MysteryNine Radio	Nine	21,844	30,490
274+4	Do Not Open This Book by Andy LeeLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	21,795	68,023
275-52	13 Minutes to the MoonBBC	ARN / iHeart	21,664	46,414
276-13	6 Minute EnglishBBC	ARN / iHeart	21,590	55,173
277-170	The Infinite Monkey CageBBC	ARN / iHeart	21,478	52,335
278-48	Insiders PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	21,355	45,189
279	Dark HistoryAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	21,340	45,599
280+13	The Late Braking F1 PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,325	33,214
281	F1: Chequered FlagBBC	ARN / iHeart	20,978	39,241
282-20	The Teacher’s PetNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	20,878	45,224
283-17	Odd LotsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,848	51,758
284+10	The Generation Why PodcastWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	20,796	39,356
285-36	The Christian O’Connell ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,755	79,447
286-7	Malevolent Mischief: True Stories of HorrorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,739	41,146
287	The Rise & Conquer PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,365	33,582
288	The Turning – Seasons 1, 2 & 3ARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,349	50,396
289	The Global StoryBBC	ARN / iHeart	20,227	55,251
290-37	This Working LifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	20,210	44,238
291-45	Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen YangARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,128	31,343
292	Interesting Times with Ross DouthatNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	20,119	27,445
293-13	Download This ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	20,002	41,431
294	We Will Always HavePodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	19,986	37,290
295+2	The Audio Long ReadGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	19,745	48,520
296	FantasyPros – Fantasy Football PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	19,649	49,422
297	The Mentor with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	19,558	36,564
298-92	The Truth About AmyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	19,409	39,995
299	Head GameNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	19,368	31,962
300-41	Future TenseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	19,292	43,854

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Triton Digital’s Podcast Metrics measurement service is certified by the IAB Tech Lab as complying with Version 2.2 of the IAB Podcast Measurement Technical Guidelines.Demos+, produced in collaboration with Signal Hill Insights, is a combination of survey data from a representative yearly survey of 12,000 monthly U.S. adults aged 18+ who listen to podcasts and Podcast Metrics download data.

HISTORICAL PODCAST RANKINGS
Triton Digital has retired the monthly publication of the Australian Top Publishers and Top Sales Representation rankers. The last active reporting period was May 2025.

ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN PODCAST RANKER

The Australian Podcast Ranker lists the Top 300 podcasts from participating publishers that are consumed by listeners located in Australia. The All-Australian Top 300 Podcast Ranker lists only the Top 300 podcasts commissioned by an Australian publisher, consumed by listeners located in Australia.

The Australian Podcast Ranker is based on a calendar month reporting period. The entities listed are ranked by Monthly Listeners in accordance with the latest IAB Podcast Technical Measurement Guidelines. If you wish to sort by downloads, you can click on the “Downloads” column to re-sort amongst the existing data.

For podcasts with multiple categories in the RSS feed, we display and filter by only the first category.

The Ranker is commissioned by Commercial Radio & Audio and includes the participation of the following publishers and sales representation: Acast, Adore Beauty, ARN/iHeartPodcast Network Australia, Audioboom, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, BBC, DM Podcasts, Guardian Media Group, Hidden Brain Media, HODD Media, Johns Media, Kinderling Kids Radio, LiSTNR (SCA), Motorsport Podcast Network, New York Times, News Corp Australia, Nine, Nova Entertainment, Podshape, Ranieri & Co, RSN Racing & Sport, Schwartz Media, Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), Squiz Media, The Bye Round, The Chaser, TOFOP Productions, Wavelength Creative, We don’t have time for this, West Australian Newspapers, Wondery.

METRIC DEFINITIONS

• Listeners – A ‘listener’ is a single user who downloads content for either immediate or delayed consumption. Listeners are identified by a combination of IP address and user agent in accordance with the IAB filtering rules described in the IAB Podcast Measurement Technical Guidelines v2.2.
• Downloads – A ‘download’ is a unique file request that was downloaded. Downloads include complete file downloads, progressive downloads, as well as partial downloads in accordance with the IAB Podcast Measurement Technical Guidelines v2.2 filtering rules (i.e. spiders and bots, data centers, one-minute of content minimum download, etc.). This process filters multiple requests from the same IP address, user agent, episode and date.
• Publisher – An entity that represents a group of podcasts that it either commissions, produces itself or acts as the primary representative for that content in Australia.
• Rank
  •  “Debut” indicates that the show is new to the ranker, making its debut for the first time in the last 13 months.
  •  “Return” indicates that the show has returned to the Top 200 after having not appeared in the previous reporting period(s).
• Index (Monthly Podcast pop 18+) – Compares % of a podcast’s audience against the overall Australian monthly podcast listener population (age 18+). Eg: Index 125 “Genre X is 25% more likely than average monthly podcast listener to do purchase a new car.”