Outcomes of our 2025 investigations

Program or issue	Station/licensee	Description	Outcome	Report published
Licence condition and Code matters	Creative Community Radio Inc (6CCR)	Community participation in programmingEncouraging and assisting people not adequately served by other media to participateOpposing and breaking down prejudice	No breach of paragraph 9(2)(c)(ii) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [encourage participation in programming]No breach of code 2.1 [people not adequately served by other media encouraged and assisted to participate]No breach of code 2.5 [oppose and break down prejudice](ref. BI-702)	26 June 2025
Code matter	Sydney Educational Broadcasting Ltd (2SER)	Complaint handling	Breach of Code 7.3(a) and Code 7.3(c) of Community Broadcasting Codes of Practice 2008 (ref. BI-707)	5 June 2025

Posted Yesterday at 10:21am, updated Yesterday at 10:40am

In the 45^th year of a distinguished career in journalism Peter Ryan has decided to retire from the ABC due to ill health. 

Peter began his career as a copyboy and cadet on Sydney’s Daily Mirror, and has held a variety of jobs over the years, but describes the ABC as his “spiritual home”. His outstanding work in TV and radio news and current affairs, including his reporting for flagships AM, The World Today and PM, has made him a familiar face and voice to many Australians and earned him the enduring respect and appreciation of audiences and his peers.

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers: “Peter Ryan is an absolute legend. Every day as you wake up and you think about what’s happening in the economy, if you only needed to listen to one voice to be sure that you got its essential elements, it would be Peter’s.” 

ABC Director, News Justin Stevens: “In my conversations with Peter over the past year I’ve been inspired by his resilience, courage and humility. It’s devastating news that he is having to retire. We will miss him greatly, and also his strong journalism and authoritative analysis.” 

Listen to The World Today’s tribute to Peter Ryan

Watch here: After 45 years, business reporter Peter Ryan has called time on his career

Peter’s many career highlights include being the ABC’s Washington Bureau Chief, head of TV news and current affairs in Victoria, Executive Producer of Business Breakfast, founding editor of Lateline Business, which later became The Business, and Business Editor. Since 2016 he has held the role of Senior Business Correspondent.

In 2017 Peter won a Walkley Award for his expose on the Commonwealth Bank scandal. His coverage contributed to the calling of the banking Royal Commission and in 2018 he was the National Press Club finance journalist of the year for his coverage of the commission. 

In 2022 he was recognised with the Order of Australia medal for his significant service to journalism.

Peter has been a mentor to many younger journalists, generous with his time and experience. He was founding chairman of the Kennedy Foundation, a trustee on the board of the NSW Journalists Benevolent Fund and has had a long-term involvement with journalists’ union the MEAA.

Peter’s parting words of advice: 

Peter Ryan shares his highs and lows from 45 years

So what have I learned from 45 years in journalism? This is for younger and older colleagues alike.

When I look back at my start on Sydney’s Daily Mirror in 1980, as an 18-year-old straight out of school, we were still printing newspapers off hot metal. People were smoking in newsrooms and there was a lot of yelling as deadlines ran down to the wire. 

My parents were absolutely delighted when I was finally hired by the ABC in 1984. Our TV always seemed to be stuck on Channel 2, we were forced to watch the 7pm news every night and I had to listen to AM and PM in the kitchen. 

I’d love to be with you all there, but one strong message I have is, never let anyone tell you the good old days were really that good – that’s a bit of a myth. 

I’d like to thank the ABC for taking so many risks with me over the years, giving me my dream of a foreign posting in Washington and then into big editorial roles. 

But for me in the end it’s all about being a reporter out in the real world telling it as it is. I’m always chuffed when I hear people tell me you’re able to take complex issues and break them down into three good parts. When someone tells me that, that’s more important than a whole lot of awards.

A few words of editorial advice. Avoid cynicism – be passionate. A good team can often be a very small team – I’ve worked in some of the best. Be proactive – come to the table with a great story so no one else comes up with a dud that might waste your time. 

Work closely with top people – shut up and absorb like a sponge. Maintain a fastidious contact book – some low-profile contacts could soon move into higher powered roles or more importantly work in backrooms where the big decisions are often made.

Show up to work early and prove that you’re ready to take on the big story of the day. Try to have a Plan B in your back pocket just in case your original brilliant idea doesn’t go anywhere and the EP comes walking your way.

Finally: Be kind and caring to people who need it. 

Outcomes of our 2025 investigations

Program or issue	Station/licensee	Description	Outcome	Report published
Licence condition and Code matters	Creative Community Radio Inc (6CCR)	Community participation in programmingEncouraging and assisting people not adequately served by other media to participateOpposing and breaking down prejudice	No breach of paragraph 9(2)(c)(ii) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [encourage participation in programming]No breach of code 2.1 [people not adequately served by other media encouraged and assisted to participate]No breach of code 2.5 [oppose and break down prejudice](ref. BI-702)	26 June 2025
Code matter	Sydney Educational Broadcasting Ltd (2SER)	Complaint handling	Breach of Code 7.3(a) and Code 7.3(c) of Community Broadcasting Codes of Practice 2008 (ref. BI-707)	5 June 2025
Licence condition matter	2YOU	Prohibition on advertising	Breach of paragraph 9(1)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [prohibition on advertising](ref. BI-708)	30 April 2025
Licence condition matter	2YOU	Prohibition on advertisingTime limit on sponsorship announcements	Breach of paragraph 9(1)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [prohibition on advertising] No breach of paragraph 9(3)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [time limit on sponsorship announcements](ref. BI-709)	30 April 2025
Licence condition matter	2YOU	Prohibition on advertising	No breach of paragraph 9(1)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [prohibition on advertising](ref. BI-720)	30 April 2025
The Kyle and Jackie O Show	KIIS 1011 / Double T Radio Pty Ltd	Decency, program with an explicit sexual theme, complaints handling	Breach of 2.2 [generally accepted standards of decency]No breach of 2.4 [feature program with an explicit sexual theme]Breach of 10.11 [respond to complaint in 30 days] of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice 2017(ref. BI-703)	28 March 2025
The Kyle and Jackie O Show	KIIS 1065 / Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation Pty Ltd	Decency, program with an explicit sexual theme	Breach of 2.2 [generally accepted standards of decency]No breach of 2.4 [feature program with an explicit sexual theme] of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice 2017(ref. BI-705)	28 March 2025
Licence condition matter	Macarthur Community Radio Association Inc (2MCR)	Community participation in operations and programming	Breach of paragraph 9(2)(c) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [encourage participation in operations and programming](ref. BI-689)	25 March 2025
Licence condition matter	Community Radio Endeavour Warrnambool Inc (3WAY)	Time limit on sponsorship announcements	Breach of paragraph 9(3)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [time limit on sponsorship announcements](ref. BI-694)	3 February 2025
Licence condition matter	2YOU	Prohibition on advertisingTime limit on sponsorship announcements	Breach of paragraphs 9(1)(b) and 9(3)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA(ref. BI-686)	30 January 2025
Licence condition matter	Blue Mountains Public Broadcasting Society Inc (2BLU)	Prohibition on advertising	Breach of paragraph 9(1)(b) of Schedule 2 to the BSA [prohibition on advertising](ref. BI-698)	22 January 2025

 

One of Australia’s most popular sports podcasts, The Howie Games, will continue its successful relationship with LiSTNR, as host and creator Mark ‘Howie’ Howard signs a new long term partnership with Southern Cross Austereo (SCA). 

Launched in July 2017, The Howie Games has become a go-to destination for in-depth interviews with some of the biggest and most interesting names in the world of sport. From AFL footy legends Leigh Matthews and Nathan Buckley to international stars including Oscar Piastri, Ellyse Perry, and Shaquille O’Neal, The Howie Games dives into the personal stories, challenges and life lessons that have shaped its guests, aiming to inspire and motivate listeners along the way.

With more than 240 episodes to date, The Howie Games has firmly established itself as one of Australia’s favourite sports podcasts.

Mark ‘Howie’ Howard is a highly respected sports broadcaster with more than 20 years of experience covering an extraordinary range of sports. He began his career in sports television on the Formula One World Tour, spending three seasons on the circuit in the late 1990s. Since then, Howie has contributed to coverage of the Olympic and Commonwealth Games, the Melbourne Cup, MotoGP, Australian Open (Tennis and Golf), swimming, Red Bull Air Race, Ironman, Big Bash League cricket — and even the occasional tractor pull. Today, Howie continues to bring his expertise to audiences as a commentator and host with Fox Cricket, Fox Footy, and Triple M Radio – AFL and Cricket, and as creator and host of The Howie Games podcast.

Grant Tothill, Executive Head LiSTNR Operations and Audience said, “We’re thrilled to extend our partnership with The Howie Games. Howie is one of Australia’s most experienced and versatile sports broadcasters and sets the benchmark as an interviewer with a rare ability for uncovering stories that haven’t been told. His ability to connect with guests and bring out authentic, often unexpected moments, is what sets him apart. As one of the early adopters of the podcast format, he continues to evolve, constantly exploring new ways to engage audiences across audio, video and social platforms.”

Mark ‘Howie’ Howard said: “I am stoked to continue a long-running partnership with LiSTNR. With their innovative and forward thinking approach, they’re undoubtedly the best in the podcast business. 

“It’s a privilege to work closely with such a committed group of good mates in Thomas Dullard, Michael James, and Darcy Thomson, as well as the wider team led by the big chief Grant Tothill. We are working on a couple of exciting new projects alongside the regular Howie Games episodes that we can’t wait for our wonderful listeners to tune in to. 

“This new deal will see The Howie Games continue its long term partnership with LiSTNR, remaining one of the must-listen to destinations for sports fans across Australia.”  

Immerse yourself in the inspirational stories behind sport’s biggest names with Howie. New episodes of The Howie Games drop fortnightly on Thursdays, available to stream for free on the LiSTNR app.

SCA has announced the appointment of Megan Tuckey in the newly created role of Head of Commercial Western Australia.  

Tuckey brings over 13 years experience spanning direct, agency and regional sales in digital, publishing and broadcast media within the WA market. In her new role, she will provide strategic leadership and direction to the WA sales team, driving revenue growth across all of SCA’s platforms. She will work across direct, agency, regional and digital sales teams, collaborating closely with the National Head of Audio Sales and Executive GM, and Head of Regional Sales to support strategic and sales goals. 

Tuckey will bring a wealth of expertise to the Head of Commercial WA role. She will be responsible for overseeing key client relationships, aligning commercial strategies with national objectives, leading team development and identifying new business opportunities to optimise market performance.

Joining SCA from Seven West Media, Tuckey worked across multiple roles, including Regional and PerthNow Local Sales Director in WA, before being promoted to Sales Director across Agency, Local and Regional. She also spent over a decade at Nine in Perth, holding senior leadership roles including Group Business Manager and Group Business Director. 

Megan Tuckey said, “I’m thrilled to be joining the talented team at SCA as Head of Commercial WA. It’s a dynamic business with brilliant brands, passionate people, and a clear vision for the future. The team has great momentum, and I’m excited to get to work building on this to deliver results for clients and agency partners across WA.”

Luke Minto, SCA’s National Head of Audio sales, said: “Megan is an outstanding executive, and we are very fortunate to have her leading our SCA commercial teams in WA. This new appointment will further enhance and innovate the way SCA WA delivers for our clients — anywhere in the state, and nationally where required. Our unmatched audio capability across metro, regional, and LiSTNR products gives clients a powerful platform, and we are investing accordingly to seize this opportunity.”

Megan will report to Luke Minto and start in the role on Monday, August 4. 

Triple R Overview

Triple R is a truly independent, not-for-profit community radio station. Playing a vital role as an independent community voice in Melbourne.

For more than 40 years Triple R has shaped and inspired the culture of Melbourne. Since its inception as an educational broadcaster in 1976, Triple R has become Australia’s most influential community radio station. Broadcasting on 102.7FM and 3RRR Digital, the Triple R grid houses over 60 diverse programs. Music shows cover every genre imaginable from pop to punk rock, from R&B and electro to jazz, hip hop, country and metal. Specialist talks programs delve into topics as varied as the environment, human rights, politics, medical issues, gardening, cultural ventures and local interests.

General Role Description

• Part-time: 0.4 FTE (14 hours per week, or happy to discuss contractor arrangement)
• Flexible employment conditions and great staff entitlements

Triple R is seeking a Ruby developer to enhance and maintain the codebase of our bespoke web application, its CMS and administrative backend. The Triple R production website (www.rrr.org.au) is a custom Ruby application that was developed by a Melbourne-based studio. There are separate staging and development instances of the application and an associated CI/CD pipeline. We are seeking an experienced Ruby developer with a demonstrable record of project delivery.

The successful candidate will work with our tech team to create a roadmap that includes enhancement and maintenance milestones.

The following selection criteria are necessary for a developer to hit the ground running. We are aware that some of the artifacts our application depends on have declined in popularity. We are willing to support the successful candidate to gain familiarity with the codebase, including its third-party gems. If you are a Ruby developer who has previously worked with dry-rb we are open to discussing what is necessary to bring you back up to speed.

Key Selection Criteria

Essential

Please ensure your expression of interest demonstrates your:

• experience delivering and maintaining Ruby projects that leverage Roda, ROM.rb and the dry-rb ecosystems
• deep familiarity with the PostgreSQL database and its associated query language and administration tools
• experience developing and maintaining responsive web application front-ends using HTML5, JS and CSS
• familiarity with application containerisation using Docker

Desirable

Where possible, please ensure your expression of interest demonstrates your experience with regard to:

• instrumenting web applications using Google Tag Manager
• scripting using Bash, Python and/or PowerShell
• familiarity with and enthusiasm for using Debian-based linux and its command line interface
• experience rendering streamed audio using front-end web technologies
• familiarity with code and documentation version control using git
• exposure to and a willingness to embrace the ‘Essential Eight’ threat mitigation strategies
• exposure to or an interest in the CiviCRM constituent management ecosystem
• a passion for Triple R, community broadcasting in general, music and arts, or interest in employment in the not-for-profit sector
• experience coding with PHP and in particular migrating applications written for PHP 5 and 7 to PHP 8
• exposure to MySQL databases (and migrating them to Postgres)
• proficiency with object-oriented programming in any language
• experience scripting with contemporary versions of Perl 5 (i.e. > 5.30)

Application Process

Triple R especially welcomes applications from people of the following groups – feel free to let us know if they apply to you:

• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples
• People from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
• People living with disability
• People who identify as LGBTIQA+
• Young people (Under 26)
• Women

Please email recruitment@rrr.org.au to request a copy of the full Position Description.

All Expressions Of Interest (EOIs) MUST provide the following in a single PDF document:

• Cover letter
• A written response to each of the key selection criteria, separate to the cover letter
• A current CV

Please email your EOI to recruitment@rrr.org.au with the subject “Web Dev – Your Name”. Applications will be reviewed by July 11, 2025, however this may be extended depending on the outcome of EOI reviews.

ARN is once again thrilled to partner with the Seven Network as the exclusive FM radio partner for the TV WEEK Logie Awards 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of the partnership.

Integration will roll out across the KIIS Network in the lead-up to, and during, TV’s night of nights, and will include ticket giveaways across The Kyle & Jackie O Show, Will & Woody, Robin & Kip with Corey Oates, Hayley & Max in the Morning, and Weekends with Chris Page & Amy Gerard. A soon-to-be-announced national promotion on Will & Woody will also give one lucky listener unprecedented access to the glamourous festivities.

KIIS will also be front and centre for all the glitz, glamour and excitement of the exclusive evening, bringing fans dazzling red-carpet interviews and unforgettable moments – all recapped on-air and online.

Speaking on the partnership, Lauren Joyce, ARN’s Chief Audience and Content Officer said, “Our continued partnership with the TV WEEK Logie Awards brings together two of Australia’s most iconic media brands to honour the very best in entertainment. Now in its fourth year, this collaboration allows us to amplify the Logies’ reach, connecting the event with more than 3.6 million listeners nationwide.”

The TV WEEK Logie Awards will take place live at The Star Sydney and air on Seven and 7plus on Sunday, August 3, 2025. For more information, head to www.TVWEEKLogies.com.au

ABC Radio National is proud to introduce a bold new initiative: Citizen Jury — a unique forum where every day Australians come together to tackle the big issues that directly affect their communities.

The inaugural Citizen Jury, presented in collaboration with Dubbo Regional Council and hosted by Natasha Mitchell of ABC Radio National’s Big Ideas program, will convene a diverse cross-section of the local community and other regional stakeholders to address a critical issue: the implementation of renewable energy infrastructure.

Over the past few weeks, this Citizen Jury has been meeting to explore the opportunities and concerns surrounding renewables in regional NSW. Their mission: to find practical, community-driven solutions that reflect the values and needs of the people who live there.

The process culminates in a live public event on Wednesday, 25 June, where the Citizen Jury will present their findings and recommendations on stage at the Western Plains Culture Centre in Dubbo. This powerful moment of civic engagement will be recorded for broadcast on ABC Radio National’s Big Ideas.

The live event is ticketed, and members of the public are warmly invited to attend.  To secure your free seat, please visit the Radio National events page here.

This Saturday at the MCG, The Fox’s Fifi, Fev & Nick and the Carlton Football Club bring back one of radio and the AFL’s most heartwarming moments, giving 22 deserving kids – The Underdogs – the experience of a lifetime.

The Underdogs will run out before the Carlton vs. North Melbourne match this Saturday, 21 June, with the experience brought to life on-air across 101.9 The Fox and Kayo’s match-day coverage. Now in its second year, The Underdogs celebrates a team of kids who have faced exclusion, bullying, illness or hardship, giving them the opportunity to play as part of a team and feel like footy stars for a day.

The Underdogs will get the VIP treatment: a locker room kitted out with a new team guernsey, footy boots and a gift pack. They will also receive a motivational pre-game address from Fox Footy’s Jonathan ‘Browny’ Brown and an exclusive visit to the Fox Footy commentary box. The team will be welcomed with a special message on the official Carlton banner, before being led by Brendan Fevola, Fifi Box and Nick Cody, joined by returning waterboy Andy Lee onto the ground.

Then, the magical moment as the kids run onto the MCG to kick the footy in front of a buzzing crowd and experience the once-in-a-lifetime moment.

Over the past fortnight, The Underdogs has captivated listeners with emotional stories aired on Fifi, Fev & Nick, including the story of 11-year-old Jordan from Curlewis, who was selected after a harrowing bullying incident left him too scared to return to school.

Fifi Box said: “Jordan is exactly why we created The Underdogs – for kids who feel excluded to know that they are valued, celebrated, and part of something special. There’s nothing like the magic of the MCG, and we want every child to know they deserve to feel like a star.”

Carlton Football Club captain, Patrick Cripps, said: “The Underdogs initiative is so great. The rush of adrenaline and the smile on your face you get when you run out onto the MCG is really special, so we are so excited to be able to give these kids the chance to experience what we get to on a game day.

“This is the stuff I love to do as an AFL player, to give back to the community. These kids will get a moment they won’t forget and will be with them the rest of their lives, and hopefully it builds a lot of confidence and self-esteem. I am sure every Blues fan there will make them feel more than welcome,” Cripps concluded.

The Underdogs will take the field before the 1:20pm bounce at the MCG tomorrow, Saturday, 21 June. Experience the magical moments of The Underdogs on-air and across socials on Fifi, Fev & Nick from 6-9am weekdays on 101.9 The Fox – or download the LiSTNR app and listen for free.

Don’t miss Carlton v North Melbourne, where the Blues will also be celebrating their Cultural Heritage Series game. Fans wanting to support The Underdogs live at the MCG can use the code ‘Underdogs’ via ticketek.com.au to receive 30% off tickets for the match.

Meet the 2025 Underdogs Team:

Adeline (9, Darley), Andi (9, Point Cook), Braxton (10, Point Cook), Dallas (12, Doreen), Declan (6, Darley), Ebony (7, Carrum Downs), Hailey (10, Balaclava), Harley (10, Clyde), Harry (10, Ferntree Gully), Hendrix (11, Avondale Heights), Hugo (9, Rye) Ivie (9, Doreen), Jordan (11, Curlewis), Josh (9, The Basin), Liam (6, Endeavour Hills), Logan (9, Mooroolbark), Ryder (10, Point Cook), Sebastian (8, Carlton) Sienna (11, Bonbeach), Xander (10, Berwick), Xavier (8, Wallan), and Zion (9, Strathulloh).

Watch the inspiring stories from the previous editions of The Underdogs:

HERE and HERE.

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 6 million Aussie radio listeners across B105, 2DayFM, 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.

One in three Australians aged 25–54 stream radio weekly, with half of Australians consuming podcasts monthly.

Commercial radio continues to dominate Australia’s audio landscape, reaching 15 million people weekly, four times more than ad-supported Spotify, according to The Infinite Dial Australia 2025 released today by Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) and Edison Research. 

The ninth annual report was presented at a webinar led by Edison Research President Larry Rosin, alongside panellists Margie Reid (CEO, Thinkerbell), and Lauren Joyce (Chief Audience and Content Officer, ARN). The findings reveal accelerated audio consumption across multiple platforms, with half of Australians (52%) choosing to consume audio or video podcasts monthly. 

“With one in three Australians aged 25–54 now streaming radio weekly, up 6.5% since last year, and half of Australians consuming podcasts monthly, the message is loud and clear: audio delivers scale, impact and connection and gives audiences what they want, when they want, however they want it,” said CRA CEO Lizzie Young. 

According to Edison President Larry Rosin, “The Infinite Dial 2025 Australia report highlights radio’s strong appeal across all age groups even as so many other options proliferate. Commercial radio delivers the most reach among all audio options for Australian advertisers.” 

Total radio remains the top choice for in-car audio, with 84% of Australians 18+ who travelled in a car in the past month tuning in while on the road. The format’s digital evolution is clear, more than one in four Australians stream radio in their cars, demonstrating how audiences are embracing new ways to access their favourite content. 

The report also reveals that smart speaker ownership remains a fixture for four in ten Australian households, maintaining its role as popular touchpoint for audience connection.  

“For advertisers, audio connects brands across the entire customer journey whether it’s trusted scale for brand awareness, precision targeting, or influencing highly engaged audiences – audio’s versatility makes it the most effective and essential medium in any media strategy,” added Young. 

Source: The Infinite Dial 2025, Edison Research. Data referring to Australians aged 10+ unless otherwise stated. 

About Infinite Dial: The Infinite Dial Australia 2025 explores Australians’ audio consumption across AM/FM, DAB+, and online platforms, alongside broader trends in online media usage and technology adoption. Now in its ninth year, the study is modelled on Edison Research’s U.S. Infinite Dial (est. 1998), the longest-running study of digital media behaviour globally. Enables direct comparisons across Australia, New Zealand, UK and the U.S.  National survey of 1,543 Australians aged 10+, conducted in Q1 2025 (fieldwork 25 March – 21 April 2025). – 1,240 interviews online | 303 interviews via telephone. Data weighted to national 10+ population figures. 

About Edison Research : Edison Research conducts survey research and provides strategic information to a broad array of clients worldwide, having conducted research in 75 countries. Edison Research’s The Infinite Dial® series has been the survey of record for digital audio, social media, podcasting, smart speakers, and other media-related technologies since 1998. The company’s Share of Ear® survey is the only single-source measure of all audio in the U.S. Edison Research is the leading podcast research company in the world, producing the only survey-based data on podcast listening in the U.S, Edison Podcast Metrics, and has conducted research for many companies in the space. Since 2004, Edison Research has been the sole provider of election data and analysis to the National Election Pool (ABC News, CBS News, CNN, NBC News) for every presidential primary and general election.    

About Commercial Radio & Audio: Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) is the peak industry body representing the interests of commercial radio broadcasters across Australia. CRA promotes the effectiveness of radio and audio to advertisers, manages audio research and insights, the metropolitan and regional audience measurement surveys, the official Australian Podcast Ranker, revenue reporting, industry innovation, industry codes and standards, and regulatory and legislative matters. CRA hosts the ACRA Awards and HEARD, the audio industry showcase. We also collaborate with the broader digital audio ecosystem to grow the total market and provide services to the public and part public audio broadcasting services.