During 2025, wagering company Entain Group led investment in the Australian podcast industry, according to ARN’s iHeart and Magellan AI’s Q4 report.

Throughout the year, several Entain Group brands invested heavily into some of the country’s top podcasts including Neds in the likes of Hello Sport, Alpha Blokes, No Dribble, and Ladbrokes in titles such as Tradies, The Bye Round with James Graham and The Herd with Colin Cowherd.

The report also saw an increase in podcast ad spend across various sectors, with retail increasing its investment by 53% quarter on quarter in Q4 and 20% year on year, driven by seasonal sales events, such as Black Friday, Holiday gifting and Boxing Day sales.

Other growing sectors to grow in Q4 2025 included Education, Pharmaceutical, Restaurants, and Nutritional Supplements.

ARN’s iHeart and Magellan AI quarterly report offers trend-based insights designed to assist brands in effectively incorporating podcasts into their overall marketing strategies. It includes data around the top length of ad creatives, where they are most often placed and the ad load across the most popular podcasts in Australia.

Following Entain Group as the top advertiser in 2025, was a number of financial services, lifestyle and retail brands.

The full Top 10 advertisers for 2025 were:

Entain Group

Westpac

BetterHelp

Shopify

Airbnb

Wise

Amazon

CommBank

The Walt Disney Company

Squarespace

Corey Layton, ARN’s Head of Digital Audio, said: “In 2025, podcasting continued to cement itself as a critical channel for brands looking to maximise the connection that creators have with their communities. This year’s data shows advertisers across every category recognising its impact and investing accordingly. From major national players to fast‑growing sectors, marketers are leaning into podcasts because they deliver attention, trust and results when it matters most.”

For the full report, download the Magellan AI Australia Podcast Advertising Benchmark Report Q4 2025 here.

26 February 2026

Some sounds define the AFL: the roar of the crowd as the national anthem reaches its final note, the cry of “ball!” echoing around the stadium, and the unmistakable energy of a Triple M commentary box bringing the action to life.

In 2026, Triple M is turning up the volume on footy’s most iconic call, unveiling its AFL commentary lineup with the biggest personalities and sharpest minds, taking listeners through every tackle, goal, and spine-tingling moment. The roster includes premiership players, Brownlow medallists, elite journalists, and the sport’s most recognisable voices.

Joining Triple M commentary in 2026 is an unrivalled lineup of stars including Brian Taylor, James Brayshaw, Dale ‘Daisy’ Thomas, Kate McCarthy, Isaac Smith, Jack Heverin, Abbey Holmes, Leigh Montagna, Jason ‘The Chief’ Dunstall, Erin Phillips, Mark ‘Howie’ Howard, Ruby Schleicher, Nathan Brown, ‘Stevie J’ Johnson, Shaun Burgoyne, Billy Brownless, Mark Ricciuto, Jess Webster, Simon Black, Sarah Hosking, Jay Clark, and Xavier Ellis (and more) – along with the addition of Channel 7 chief footy reporter and AFL Media Award winner Mitch Cleary.

With more than 5,000 AFL and AFLW games played between them, over 30 premierships, four Norm Smith Medals, multiple Coleman and Brownlow Medals, Triple M’s commentary team delivers unrivalled experience, fearless opinions, and footy the way fans love it: thrilling moments, big personalities, and in-depth analysis. It’s why Triple M has been Australia’s leading AFL audio broadcaster since 2004.*

Triple M and LiSTNR give fans more ways to get their footy fix. Listeners can tune in to LiSTNR’s The Howie Games for long-form interviews with the game’s biggest stars, stream all their favourite AFL shows in the dedicated Triple M Footy AFL feed, or dive into LiSTNR’s brand-new Clubcasts, bite-sized podcasts curated for selected individual clubs. In Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, and Western Australia, The Rush Hour with JB & Billy delivers footy interviews, breaking news, and classic Triple M style every weekday afternoon.

Triple M’s flagship AFL shows return in 2026:

• Midweek Rub (Wed, 6pm): Ryan ‘Rabs’ Warren, Leigh Montagna, Dale Thomas, and Damian Barrett
• Thursday Rub (Thurs, 6pm): Jack Heverin, Isaac Smith, Kate McCarthy, and Jay Clark
• Friday Huddle (Fri, 4pm): Mark ‘Howie’ Howard, Jason Dunstall, Nathan Brown, and Damian Barrett
• Saturday Rub (Sat, 11:30am): James Brayshaw, Billy Brownless, Damian Barrett, and Bernie Vince
• Sunday Rub (Sun, 1pm): Leigh Montagna, Nathan Brown, Mitch Cleary, Dale Thomas, and Steve Johnson

Ewan Giles, SCA Head of Sports Content, said: “Triple M’s AFL coverage is built on elite football knowledge and big personalities. Our 2026 lineup brings together premiership players, Brownlow medallists and some of the most experienced broadcasters in the country – it’s passionate, fearless, and uniquely Triple M. We take the game seriously, but not ourselves, and it’s why we’ve remained the leading AFL audio broadcaster for more than two decades.”

Catch every AFL game live and free in 2026 on Triple M, plus dedicated footy shows across the network, and live streaming on LiSTNR.

_{(Triple M’s Thursday Rub team: Jay Clark, Isaac Smith, Jack Heverin, Isaac Smith, and Kate McCarthy / Photo credit: Corey Scicluna, Triple M)}

Source: *GfK Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Survey #1 2004 – #8 2025, P10+. SCA AFL Footy Call Times (varies year to year), Cume Reach.  *Commercial Station.  

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.  

Triple M, the NRL’s #1 audio network, has announced its expert commentary team for the 2026 season, marking a historic milestone as Emma Lawrence becomes the first female play-by-play caller in NRL broadcast history.

Lawrence, who joined Triple M in 2017, is one of the most respected voices in the game. A regular on Triple M’s Rush Hour NSW and Channel Nine’s NRL coverage, she now steps into the play-by-play chair, marking a landmark moment for rugby league broadcasting.

(Pictured: Emma Lawrence)

The 2026 season also signals the broadcast debut of Luke Keary, who transitions from an elite playing career into the commentary box. Fresh from the Super League and with more than 230 NRL games under his belt, Keary brings current-player insight and elite-level experience to Triple M’s coverage. Triple M also welcomes back Ryan Girdler, with the former Penrith Panthers premiership winner returning to deliver his trademark balance, analysis, and straight-talking footy perspective.

Strengthening its expert roster alongside Lawrence, Keary, and Girdler, Triple M’s lineup features commentary veterans Dan Ginnane, Anthony Maroon, Ben Dobbin, Elliott Lovejoy, alongside an expert panel of James Graham, Millie Elliott, Wade Graham, Aaron ‘Woodsy’ Woods, Shane Webcke, Gorden Tallis, Josh Reynolds, Ben Teo, and Ben Hannant, bringing decades of NRL experience to the network.

(Pictured: Luke Keary, Credit: Corey Scicluna / Triple M)

Triple M delivers seven days a week of footy coverage – agenda-setting shows, breaking news and big opinions – giving fans exactly what they want to hear. In NSW, The Rush Hour NSW takes listeners through footy news every afternoon with Anthony ‘Maroon’ Maroon, Nathan ‘Hindy’ Hindmarsh, and Millie Elliott. In Queensland, Ben ‘Dobbo’ Dobbin and Elliott Lovejoy steer The Rush Hour with Dobbo & Elliott with no shortage of breaking news and insider scoops. 

League fans can also tune in to LiSTNR’s brand-new Clubcasts: individual, bite-sized podcasts initially dedicated to 13 clubs, curating the very best Triple M NRL content for supporters, with plans to extend to all clubs in future. Additionally, Triple M NRL’s flagship shows return in 2026:

• NRL Daily (Mon–Wed, 6–7pm): Hosted by Charlie White, joined by a rotating cast including Wade Graham, James Graham, Brent Read, David Riccio, Luke Keary, and Danny Weidler.
• Saturday Scrum (Sat, 12pm): Tony Squires, Nathan Hindmarsh, Wade Graham, David Riccio and Danny Weidler.
• Sunday Sin Bin (Sun, 12pm): Ben Dobbin, James Graham, Gorden Tallis and Brent Read.

Emma Lawrence said: “I’m pumped to be part of the Triple M family again this year and super grateful they’ve given me the incredible opportunity to call the game that I love. To do it alongside an elite crew and some great mates is a real honour, and I can’t wait to rip in.”

Ewan Giles, SCA Head of Sports Content, said: “Emma stepping into the play-by-play call team is a no-brainer. Emma is one of the sharpest broadcasters in rugby league and is prepared, instinctive, and respected across the industry, and this opportunity reflects how highly regarded she is at Triple M. 

“Combined with Luke Keary’s debut and the return of Ryan Girdler, our 2026 lineup brings unmatched experience, insight, and personality. Triple M continues to deliver what footy fans want to hear,” Giles concluded.

Triple M’s NRL coverage and dedicated sports shows are available across the network and can be streamed live and free on LiSTNR.

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 Classic is thrilled to announce that entries for the ABC Young Performers Awards have officially opened, marking the long-awaited return of one of Australia’s leading competitions for classical musicians. 

Returning to the ABC in 2026 as part of ABC Classic’s 50th anniversary celebrations, the ABC Young Performers Awards have long been a cornerstone of Australia’s classical music landscape. First established in 1944, the Awards have helped launch the careers of many of the nation’s most celebrated classical artists including Amy Dickson, Andrea Lam, Simon Tedeschi, Emily Sun and Eliza Shephard.   

The 2026 edition of the ABC Young Performers Awards ushers in a refreshed era for the iconic competition. Open to performers aged 31 and under, the Awards provide a national platform for young artists to launch their professional careers. 

Across three high-stakes rounds, the competition will spotlight Australia’s most exceptional young instrumentalists as they demonstrate their artistry, technical brilliance and musical expression before a distinguished, multi-disciplinary judging panel. 

The journey will culminate in a nationally broadcast Grand Final on ABC Classic, ABC TV, and ABC iview in November 2026. The winner of the ABC Young Performers Awards will receive a $40,000 prize to help develop their career, the opportunity to record a solo studio album under the ABC Classic label, and the title of Young Performer of the Year for 2026. Runner up prizes will also be awarded. All cash prizes are supported by the Triffitt Bequest, courtesy of Symphony Services Australia, and the ABC, head here for prize information.  

Head of ABC Classic & ABC Jazz, Philip Noyce, says: “ABC Classic is delighted that the Young Performers Awards return to the ABC this year as part of our 50th anniversary celebrations. The Awards have played a vital role in supporting the next generation of Australian classical musicians for more than 80 years, and I look forward to discovering and championing the country’s leading young musicians in 2026 as part of our milestone year.”

Entries for the ABC Young Performers Awards are open now, submit via the ABC Classic Young Performers Website. Full competition entry conditions and guidelines are available here.  

Listen to ABC Classic on the radio, stream online or via the ABC listen app. For more info about the ABC Young Performers Awards, head to the ABC Classic website or connect via Instagram and Facebook. 

ARN’s iHeart Podcast Network is turning six this month, and the latest Podcast Ranker shows there’s plenty to celebrate. From local favourites to global hits, multiple shows climbed the charts in January, reflecting the network’s continued growth, audience reach, and the strength of its premium podcast slate.

A key highlight from the January ranker is Australian True Crime, which has officially joined iHeart and made an immediate impact on the charts. Already one of the country’s most influential true crime titles, the podcast surged 10 places to become the highest-ranking true crime podcast in the latest ranker.

Now in its ninth year, Australian True Crime is hosted by self-described true crime obsessive Meshel Laurie and explores the darker corners of Australian life through powerful interviews with victims, their families and investigators. Its move to iHeart marks a significant new chapter for the brand, with plans to expand into video and launch a new national radio show, True Crime Tonight, across the KIIS Network in 2026.

Meshel Laurie said: “Joining ARN and iHeart is such an exciting step for Australian True Crime. It’s amazing to see the podcast resonate with even more listeners, and I can’t wait to explore new ways to bring these stories to life. Expanding onto other platforms will let us share these stories with even more Australians, and I’m thrilled for what’s ahead.”

The latest ranker also saw strong results across iHeart’s premium local and global slate, including:

• The New York Times’ ‘The Daily’ is Australia’s #1 international podcast, up three places to #7
• On Purpose with Jay Shetty is Australia’s #1 Health & Fitness podcast, rising two places to #18
• The Kyle & Jackie O Show is Australia’s #1 Radio podcast, jumping eight spots to #19
• BBC’s Global News Podcast, climbing 16 places to #20
• Stuff You Should Know is Australia’s #1 Knowledge podcast, up two places to #21
• She’s on the Money is Australia’s #1 Finance podcast, climbing 13 places to #27

Corey Layton, ARN’s Head of Digital Audio, said: “Welcoming Australian True Crime to the iHeart Podcast Network is a major milestone. It’s one of the country’s most respected and influential podcasts, and its rise up the chart shows how deeply it resonates with Australian audiences.

“As we approach iHeart’s sixth birthday, these results reflect the strength of our strategy – investing in premium iHeart Originals, partnering with Australia’s most beloved creators, and bringing together the world’s biggest titles across podcasts, video and broadcast to drive growth for audiences, creators and commercial partners.”

Since launching in Australia on February 25, 2020, ARN’s iHeart has grown into the country’s podcast powerhouse, delivering a premium slate spanning true crime, news, entertainment, business and lifestyle, powered by the world’s biggest podcast publishers.

With 6.7 million monthly listeners and 22.8 million monthly downloads, iHeart now reaches 37% of all weekly podcast ranker listeners. The latest results mark a major milestone, celebrating six years of sustained growth, innovation and accelerating audience momentum across Australia.

Commercial Radio &Audio (CRA) has revealed updated findings on audio’s impact on campaign effectiveness at HEARD 2026. The research, drawn from the Advertising Council of Australia’s (ACA) Effectiveness Database, was analysed by independent marketing consultant Rob Brittain and presented by Professor Mark Ritson. The analysis examined all Effie Award entries from 2018 to 2025, adding two years of data to previous findings.

The conclusion: campaigns with excess share of voice that invest in audio are significantly more effective than those without. Among these high performers, audio represents an average of 11% of total media spend.

The new research shows audio campaigns deliver nearly twice the impact for new customer acquisition (37% with audio vs 22% without), brand distinctiveness (40% vs 22%) and price insensitivity (23% vs 12%). Audio also connects with both head and heart, deepening emotional appeal (51% vs 41%).

Professor Mark Ritson said: “Audio is the catalyst in the media mix. Eight years of beautiful data confirms it: allocate11% to audio and you trigger a disproportionate effect across every key brand and business measure. This isn’t theory. You’re not spending more – you’re making everything you already spend work significantly harder.”

CRA CEO Lizzie Young said: “This data demonstrates audio’s ability to impact so many different brand and business objectives, proving audio’s contribution to driving profitable growth for brands. I couldn’t agree with Professor Mark Ritson more – it is beautiful data.”

ABOUT THE DATA

The analysis draws from the Advertising Council of Australia’s Effectiveness Database, comprising all Effie Award entries (n=595) from 2018 to 2025. These represent the pinnacle of advertising effectiveness in Australia, making it the gold-standard dataset for understanding which channel combinations drive business outcomes.

ABOUT HEARD 2026

HEARD is CRA’s annual audio advertising showcase. Held at ICC Sydney on 18 February2026, the event brings together Australia’s leading marketing decision-makers, media agency strategists, and brand leaders for peer learning, data-driven insights on the future of audio advertising.

New analysis of the Advertising Council Australia’s (ACA) Effectiveness Database (2018–2025), presented today at Commercial Radio & Audio’s (CRA) HEARD 2026, reveals advertisers can unlock 33% more effectiveness with regional audio. Delivering stronger results for customer acquisition and retention, across short and long-term business metrics.

CRA CEO Lizzie Young said: “Regional Australia represents 9.9 million Australians – more than a third of the country’s population (37%), with five million tuning in to commercial radio weekly. These audiences are highly receptive, yet regional receives just 18% of media spend. Leaving a 19-point gap between where Australians live and where brands invest. That’s an opportunity for growth left on the table. Regional audio is more powerful than you think and the opportunity for brands to be heard is clear.”

Sources:

1. 33% effectiveness uplift: Advertising Council Australia’s (ACA) Effectiveness Database (2018–2025)
2. Population and migration data: Regional Movers Index June 2025
3. Edison Australia Infinite Dial 2025, Regional Australia, Commercial Radio P10+ (ABS Population 2024)
4. Media spend gap: Boomtown CMO Roundtable 2024

ABOUT THE DATA

The analysis draws from the Advertising Council of Australia’s Effectiveness Database, comprising all Effie Award entries from 2018 to 2025. These represent the pinnacle of advertising effectiveness in Australia, making it the gold-standard dataset for understanding which channel combinations drive business outcomes.

ABOUT HEARD 2026

HEARD is CRA’s annual audio advertising showcase. Held at ICC Sydney on 18 February 2026, the event brings together Australia’s leading marketing decision-makers, media agency strategists, and brand leaders for peer learning, data-driven insights on the future of audio advertising.

Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) unveiled its industry roadmap at HEARD, with Australia’s commercial audio networks uniting to deliver what agencies and advertisers have asked for: frictionless access to audio’s growing reach and proven effectiveness. 

The new roadmap enhances the unique power of audio to be the campaign catalyst for brand growth, and the industry’s mission to make it easier to buy.

CRA CEO Lizzie Young said: “Our announcements today demonstrate the entire industry’s commitment to delivering best-in-class solutions for our customers. We have been busy building a future focused on what our customers need, making it easier for brands to access the unique opportunity audio delivers.

“We outperform many other channels at every stage of the purchase funnel and on an ROI basis return two dollars for every one spent. Audio is an incredibly versatile channel that delivers scale, is multi-platform, integrated, efficient and effective – enabling brands to connect rationally with the head; emotionally with the heart; and drive action. It really is more powerful than you think.”

CRA Audio ID: Phase two

The industry’s unified digital audio identifier CRA Audio ID, delivering streamlined access to 14.7 million monthly listeners¹ across all major member networks launched via Google’s Display & Video 360 in November and is now ready for clients to activate. The next phases of the roadmap include:

• Demographic and location targeting powered by Australian-based consumer intelligence provider HYP coming soon.
• High-value audience segments and interoperability are being explored.
• The long-term ambition is the development of a unified audio exchange – one place to access all CRA member commercial streaming and podcast inventory, with consistent products, measurement and real-time activation.

CRA CEO Lizzie Young said: “When you see some of the greatest digital talent Australia has on stage together talking about their desire to make the industry better for their customers, it’s pretty amazing. The sheer level of customer focus and technical expertise this has taken from all our members is incredible and the genuinely meaningful audience opportunity for brands is clear.”

Guzman y Gomez: Proof audio drives behaviour

At Guzman y Gomez (GYG), their proof-over-opinion approach is already paying off. Audio works for the challenger brand turned household name because it drives behaviour, not just awareness.

Speaking at HEARD, Lara Thom, Global CMO of Guzman y Gomez, named Australia’snumber one Chief Marketing Officer at the 2025 CMO Awards, shared audio is a key ingredient in the brand’s growth strategy.

Every brief starts with ‘sound on,’ and they operate a test-and-learn environment. GYG once turned radio off; the impact on key metrics was immediate. They turned it back on just as fast.

CRA drives the Power of Audio

Other key takeouts, industry improvements and marketer-focused insights include:

• Local, trust and safety: 100% Australian owned and operated, and subject to rigorous regulation, the new CRA Commercial Radio Code includes additional obligations for AI transparency and a special care provision strengthening the brand-safe environment and supporting the position as the most trusted media channel for brands.
• The original influencers: New research from Fabulate reveals audio talent generate more than 33 million social views on TikTok and Instagram weekly² – a voice audiences trust at breakfast becomes a voice they follow, engage with, and act on – a great opportunity for brands to drive more value simply by integrating audio talent into social strategies. 
• New attribution: Veritonic and Veritone are now enabling brands to track real-world engagement and impact of their audio advertising.
• New dynamic creative optimisation: adapts brand messages to context using dynamic signals to deliver different creative for listeners in different environments.

Why it matters – Audio’s untapped potential for brands

Commercial radio reaches 12.4 million Australians weekly in metro with audience stability maintained for over four years.³ Regional commercial radio reaches 5 million weekly listeners. Podcasting is now mainstream: 52% of Australians consume podcasts monthly⁴, and CRA’s Podcast Annual 2025 confirms listening is up 6.8% year-on-year, with more than half now tuning in several times a week.⁵ Amid growing and stable audiences, industry revenue declined 2.6% in calendar year 2025 to $1.13 billion⁶ – a gap CRA’s new roadmap is designed to close.

Sources:

1. CRA Audio ID (powered by GfK), Monthly Addressable Audience (000s), Live Commercial Radio Streaming and Podcasts, October 2025
2. Fabulate 2025. Commercial Radio& Audio member talent social accounts, TikTok and Instagram, video views, Australians 18+.
3. GfK 360 Radio Ratings, SMBAP S8 2025, Commercial Radio Listeners, Cume (000s), Mon-Sun 12mn-12mn, P10+
4. The Infinite Dial 2025, Edison Research. Data referring to Australians aged 10+ unless otherwise stated.

The ABC has selected the Tapangka site in the Adelaide CBD as its preferred new location.

The ABC and the South Australian government will partner with Renewal SA to progress plans for a new Arts and Media Hub on Franklin Street (the former Adelaide Bus Station site), subject to the required State and Federal Public Works Committee approvals. 

The proposed new ABC facility will house modern production studios alongside content making, technical and administrative operations. Design, planning and approvals will continue throughout 2026–27.

The ABC, together with the South Australian government, representing Country Arts SA, State Theatre Company South Australia, and State Opera South Australia, selected the Tapangka site following a detailed feasibility study and site selection process.

The new ABC building is expected to be completed by FY 2031.

ABC Managing Director Hugh Marks: “Today is a significant day for the ABC and we’re delighted to take the next step with the SA government to secure a new arts hub. The new home for the ABC Adelaide location is fit for purpose for a modern public broadcaster. Moving to new state-of-the-art facilities central to the CBD and co-locating with government arts organisations offers enormous benefits to the broader arts community and our staff, audiences, and the creative sector.”

Hon. Peter Malinauskas MP Premier of South Australia: “Our brand new Arts & Media Hub will serve as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and collaboration in the Adelaide CBD. Franklin Street will become a portal for all South Australians to experience, participate and engage with the arts in a way they have never been able to before. It will ensure that the ABC has a state-of-the-art home in Adelaide to ensure South Australians will continue to have access to news and information they can trust, together with safe, engaging and educational content for their children. Our Government is continuing to transform our CBD and make it a better place to live, work, play and create.”

Work and planning on the decommissioning of the ABC Adelaide Collinswood property will progress in line with the construction of the Tapangka Arts and Media Hub.

The ABC, together with Country Arts SA, State Theatre Company South Australia and State Opera South Australia, will remain at Collinswood over the next five years as divestment planning is undertaken in preparation for sale of the current Adelaide site. 

1+1	Mamamia Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	755,303	2,021,494
2+1	ABC News Top StoriesAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	543,854	1,671,793
3+1	Sky News Australia UpdateNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	447,400	767,528
4+2	ConversationsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	392,316	2,332,227
5+2	The UpdateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	380,270	658,956
6+2	The FrontNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	344,452	749,375
7+3	The DailyNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	342,646	952,254
8-7	Hamish & AndyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	315,505	776,822
9	Life UncutLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	306,572	686,250
10+21	Hamish & Andy Plus +LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	297,485	519,537
11	ABC News DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	289,771	868,599
12+6	If You’re ListeningAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	276,282	909,321
13+2	Full StoryGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	263,112	779,769
14+10	Australian True CrimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	260,829	795,049
15-10	The Grade CricketerDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	259,434	426,048
16+13	True Crime ConversationsMamamia	Mamamia	245,280	536,264
17-1	The QuickyMamamia	Mamamia	243,596	721,224
18+2	On Purpose with Jay ShettyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	240,921	456,314
19+8	The Kyle & Jackie O ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	234,886	738,676
20+16	Global News PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	230,089	839,430
21+2	Stuff You Should KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	229,076	748,160
22-10	The ImperfectsLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	227,365	367,148
23+3	7amSolstice Media	Solstice Media / NOVA Entertainment	223,551	717,452
24-5	No FilterMamamia	Mamamia	223,032	569,901
25+5	Politics NowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	222,358	702,519
26-12	I Catch Killers with Gary JubelinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	218,005	487,984
27+13	She’s On The MoneyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	214,414	499,743
28-3	The Howie GamesLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	203,542	439,031
29+16	Ben Fordham LiveNine Audio	Nine	203,477	339,844
30-17	Happy Hour with Lucy & NikkiLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	200,373	356,285
31-10	It’s A Lot with Abbie ChatfieldLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	197,622	368,648
32+2	Squiz TodaySquiz Media	Squiz Media	184,710	438,894
33-11	The Case OfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	183,981	598,568
34+5	Sick to DeathNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	178,690	310,606
35-3	NSW News BulletinsNine Audio	Nine	176,031	329,994
36-8	The Morning EditionNine Publishing	Nine	175,611	370,974
37+1	The Daily AusARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	171,183	439,137
38	Short History Of…Audioboom	ARN / iHeart	167,855	343,586
39-4	No Such Thing As A FishAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	163,030	436,722
40-3	Fast Five by Fear and GreedNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	156,499	263,126
41+3	SBS News In DepthSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	147,866	381,509
42	Armchair Expert with Dax ShepardWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	146,111	307,066
43+9	RedHandedWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	137,642	342,847
44+5	The BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	136,044	380,221
45+19	What’s That Rash?Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	134,310	344,741
46	No One Saw It ComingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	130,709	439,211
47+21	SEN BreakfastSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	127,878	443,825
48+15	Backstage with Cooper & Matty JohnsJohns Media	NOVA Entertainment / Johns Media	121,850	189,770
49+11	SBS News UpdatesSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	119,485	422,148
50-9	Smosh Reads Reddit StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	119,347	267,548
51+14	Global Roaming with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish MacdonaldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	119,117	410,866
52+6	Life and Crimes with Andrew RuleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	116,084	249,068
53	KICPodLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	112,792	183,638
54+24	The Ezra Klein ShowNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	110,234	182,727
55-8	CommSec Market UpdateLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	109,259	225,989
56-8	Straight Talk with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	109,239	168,300
57+4	All In The MindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	106,955	263,836
58+8	Everyone Has An ExMamamia	Mamamia	104,235	225,609
59-26	Willow Talk Cricket PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	102,957	171,073
60-1	AMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	102,748	377,304
61-7	Bizarre with Mick Molloy and Titus O’ReilyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	101,967	211,220
62	Real Survival StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	97,009	173,174
63+27	Background BriefingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	96,251	330,791
64-8	Late Night LiveAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	95,089	482,569
65	World News Weekly – An SBS World News PodcastSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	92,385	228,725
66-4	My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia HardstarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	92,241	253,428
67-10	ABC SPORT DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	89,560	150,550
68-13	Your News NowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	88,999	155,843
69+12	Today in FocusGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	87,582	269,021
70+5	The SpillMamamia	Mamamia	86,857	346,433
71+5	Secrets We KeepLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	86,153	184,351
72-5	Big Small TalkLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	84,580	129,210
73+9	Outspoken the PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	81,850	138,403
74+10	Ladies, We Need To TalkAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	80,616	199,636
75+21	Chat 10 Looks 3DM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	78,272	117,866
76-5	Behind the BastardsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	77,164	177,484
77-27	ABC Cricket PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	76,477	192,099
78+82	Fifi, Fev & Nick – 101.9 The Fox MelbourneLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	76,387	92,666
79	MAFS Funny PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	75,957	83,739
80-1	Health ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	75,000	246,625
81+16	Dear RachelleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	74,316	125,298
82+7	Football WeeklyGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	71,895	146,848
83+16	PMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	67,416	192,538
84+3	Murder With My HusbandARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	67,411	142,452
85+6	Cautionary Tales with Tim HarfordARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	67,276	121,401
86+8	Not StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	65,559	154,988
87+6	The Bye Round With James GrahamThe Bye Round	The Bye Round	65,545	99,055
88+46	Drive with Jacqui FelgateNine Audio	Nine	65,279	100,256
89-15	Dr Karl PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	64,778	171,855
90-73	UnravelAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	64,596	238,928
91+4	The World TodayAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	64,497	202,081
92+26	The Psychology of your 20sARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	64,280	109,427
93+7	The Economy, StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	63,669	140,880
94-11	3AW Mornings with Tom ElliottNine Audio	Nine	62,460	142,630
95-3	High ScrollersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	61,745	111,509
96-53	Darling, Shine!LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	61,456	98,396
97+29	The Rush Hour with JB & BillyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	61,444	128,891
98+82	StalkedBBC	ARN / iHeart	58,437	82,861
99-29	You’re Dead to MeBBC	ARN / iHeart	57,832	130,024
100+4	Radio National BreakfastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	57,308	359,720
101+22	We Don’t Have Time For ThisWe Don’t Have Time For This	We Don’t Have Time For This	57,037	133,104
102-14	Aunty Donna PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	56,220	134,142
103+4	The Money PuzzleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	56,082	109,298
104	Science FrictionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	55,144	163,077
105+3	Big IdeasAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	54,947	187,741
106-37	The Final Word Cricket PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	53,843	120,281
107+28	AmericastBBC	ARN / iHeart	53,352	115,362
108+3	FEAR & GREED | Business NewsNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	52,879	186,763
109	Levels PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	52,865	69,003
110+4	Life MattersAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	52,643	245,051
111-60	Test Match SpecialBBC	ARN / iHeart	52,199	113,959
112+139	SBS On the MoneySpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	52,142	230,554
113+2	Good Weekend TalksNine Publishing	Nine	52,097	65,155
114-16	The Tim Dillon ShowAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	51,197	71,399
115+2	Motley Fool MoneyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	50,768	94,867
116	Naked CityNine Publishing	Nine	50,461	98,545
117-14	Two Doting Dads with Matty J & AshARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	49,530	90,556
118+3	British ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,190	124,080
119+5	The Bulwark PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	46,793	121,986
120-4	NightlifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	46,589	296,899
121-11	Everyone RelaxLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	46,269	103,777
122-10	BronwynNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	45,487	95,103
123	History ExtraAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	43,743	151,742
124+4	True Crime with Kendall RaeAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	43,387	90,329
125-53	The FinNine Publishing	Nine	43,207	58,462
126+4	You BeautyMamamia	Mamamia	43,054	152,913
127+55	Rear VisionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	43,029	121,165
128+10	The Documentary PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	42,522	187,267
129+47	Betoota TalksDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	42,520	55,228
130+7	Something To Talk AboutNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	42,478	72,433
131+1	Football DailyBBC	ARN / iHeart	42,422	121,133
132+20	It Could Happen HereARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	42,312	94,587
133-28	Fitzy, Wippa & KateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	41,914	86,374
134-15	Quick SmartAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	41,640	60,835
135-55	Cricket Et AlDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	41,093	68,847
136	7News Just InARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	40,604	74,123
137+12	Giddy Up with Gareth HallSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	40,500	171,179
138+13	Dyl & FriendsClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	40,189	69,603
139-12	Imagine ThisAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	39,282	411,549
140-9	Snapped: Women Who MurderWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	39,188	112,720
141+2	Murder, Mystery & MakeupAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	38,775	92,192
142+6	The Science ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	38,666	128,540
143+13	The HeadlinesNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	38,340	66,968
144-3	In Our TimeBBC	ARN / iHeart	38,252	70,568
145+10	Hard ForkNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	37,981	59,484
146	Real DictatorsAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	37,427	85,237
147-74	HackAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	37,418	87,374
148+2	Against The OddsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	37,330	91,521
149-9	Parenting Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	37,139	66,710
150+17	Desert Island DiscsBBC	ARN / iHeart	36,115	70,450
151-7	Somehow Related with Dave O’Neil & Glenn RobbinsNine Audio	Nine	36,074	74,308
152+83	Saturday ExtraAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	35,380	121,832
153-47	ABC RewindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	35,363	127,769
154+3	Nothing To WearMamamia	Mamamia	35,305	93,113
155+6	Hotter Than YesterdayNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment / ODd Network	35,132	46,605
156+7	This Is Actually HappeningWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	34,867	74,436
157-21	3AW Breakfast with Ross and RusselNine Audio	Nine	34,840	88,818
158+84	Triple M Footy AFLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	34,585	68,599
159+18	CredlinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	34,560	79,491
160-47	Vain-ishLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	34,546	53,412
161-52	BetrayalARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	34,500	100,106
162-3	The Broski Report with Brittany BroskiAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	34,254	56,519
163+6	American ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	34,158	86,591
164+20	The National BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	33,983	72,521
165-18	Motive & MethodNine Audio	Nine	33,469	62,191
166-65	WhateleySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	33,273	137,479
167+1	How I Built This with Guy RazWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	33,192	78,988
168-15	ScamfluencersWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,864	62,044
169+26	Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4BBC	ARN / iHeart	32,677	68,625
170+26	Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date UpdateARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	31,715	168,328
171-38	Mornings with Mark LevyNine Audio	Nine	31,208	65,348
172	The Smallzy ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,994	31,919
173+36	NewshourBBC	ARN / iHeart	30,914	111,737
174+14	SBS News in Easy EnglishSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	30,604	163,818
175-11	The Birth Keepers | The Guardian InvestigatesGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	30,537	67,192
176+2	SBS Cantonese – SBS廣東話節目Special Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	30,261	138,567
177	Ancient CivilisationsAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	30,111	62,802
178-32	Smoke Screen: Deadly CureARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	29,893	68,007
179+27	The MinefieldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	29,594	63,116
180-5	Prime Time with Bec WilsonNine Audio	Nine	29,546	50,379
181+17	No DunksARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	29,445	65,299
182+5	AIN’T THAT SWELLDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	29,256	55,697
183-12	9News PodcastNine Audio	Nine	28,655	46,589
184+13	What The Duck?!Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	28,518	86,477
185-63	HeavyweightARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	28,382	54,732
186+21	New Heights with Jason and Travis KelceWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,380	42,398
187+17	MIDMamamia	Mamamia	28,365	109,755
188+50	ExpanseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	28,343	85,989
189+23	The Bolt ReportNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	28,254	63,956
190+3	Australia WideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	28,121	70,262
191-29	The Why Files: Operation PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	27,823	65,074
192-47	Mick in The Morning with Roo, Titus and RosieLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,589	78,454
193-4	The Spy WhoWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,530	61,143
194-4	Car Trip TriviaNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	26,790	93,757
195+31	The Global StoryBBC	ARN / iHeart	26,435	71,551
196+26	Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra JudgeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,852	70,431
197+36	The Daily StoicWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,661	100,278
198-19	Skye & CallumNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	25,577	37,698
199-7	ok storytimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,552	83,218
200-9	Business WarsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,474	88,669
201+1	Stuff They Don’t Want You To KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,352	78,546
202+35	The OpinionsNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	25,311	39,785
203-4	How To Fail With Elizabeth DayARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,234	47,164
204-19	ASSASSINS with Aslan PahariAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	24,735	74,989
205-66	Revisionist HistoryARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	24,713	64,239
206	Modern LoveNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	24,600	32,875
207	Climate callingSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	24,588	40,535
208+6	From The NewsroomNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	24,447	29,892
209	Sh***ed Married AnnoyedAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	24,200	50,702
210+3	True Crime All The TimeWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,133	52,244
211+62	Badge of BetrayalPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	23,548	43,980
212-38	Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen YangARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,514	36,033
213+36	Odd LotsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,459	65,226
214-33	Alva Beach: Death At The DoorNine Audio	Nine	23,363	43,635
215-130	ChanticleerNine Publishing	Nine	23,291	29,440
216-6	Serialously with Annie EliseAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	23,266	55,203
217-131	The Infinite Monkey CageBBC	ARN / iHeart	23,069	56,273
218-116	The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie SantosARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,033	40,723
219	Where’s Your Head At?NOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment / ODd Network	22,863	38,063
220+14	The Contrarians with Adam and AdirNine Audio	Nine	22,846	40,944
221+69	Breaking Points with Krystal and SaagarARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,757	54,004
222+28	Life of BrianClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	22,538	36,044
223+53	More or Less: Behind the StatsBBC	ARN / iHeart	22,433	62,453
224+32	The Nutrition CouchARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,421	36,475
225-105	Hear Me OutNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment / ODd Network	22,109	30,079
226+18	But Are You Happy?Mamamia	Mamamia	22,087	72,019
227-73	Secrets of the UnderworldPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	21,981	44,920
228+19	Politics Weekly AmericaGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	21,903	33,575
229+25	Not Another Crime PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,889	42,560
230+27	The Ultimate SacrificeNine Audio	Nine	21,878	44,156
231+1	This Is ImportantARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,752	39,422
232	Something Was WrongAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	21,615	70,627
233-75	Big Business with Brittney SaundersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	21,359	39,256
234-15	The Minds of Madness – True Crime StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	21,205	48,134
235-27	Australian PoliticsGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	21,022	35,145
236-33	Smosh MouthAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,840	40,825
237-22	SwindledARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,810	36,261
238	BBCNewscastBBC	ARN / iHeart	20,643	70,764
239	Witnessed: Fade to BlackARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,628	48,188
240	Sherlock Holmes Short StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,595	49,415
241	Immigration issuesSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	20,546	30,201
242+52	Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and WoodsyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	20,533	30,157
243-25	Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,457	39,802
244+34	VIC News BulletinsNine Audio	Nine	20,448	36,895
245-6	History DailyAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,291	72,303
246-121	Shandee’s StoryNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	20,151	45,356
247	Fin VS The InternetAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,067	44,215
248+27	Dino DomeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	19,994	210,310
249	Interesting Times with Ross DouthatNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	19,991	29,849
250-21	Law ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	19,721	43,253
251+46	6 Minute EnglishBBC	ARN / iHeart	19,583	46,565
252	How Do They Afford That?NOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	19,487	30,452
253-80	World Of SecretsBBC	ARN / iHeart	19,481	53,820
254+37	ABC KIDS News TimeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	19,461	231,663
255-32	The BookshelfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	19,280	50,956
256-13	Do Not Open This Book by Andy LeeLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	19,196	64,502
257	Headlines on healthSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	19,186	25,758
258-37	Squiz KidsSquiz Media	Squiz Media	18,973	81,585
259	Bulwark TakesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	18,912	85,805
260+3	This Working LifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	18,902	36,574
261+37	The Teacher’s PetNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	18,898	41,027
262	Better OfflineARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,796	55,189
263+17	Breakfast with VossySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	18,776	71,751
264-2	CANCELLEDMamamia	Mamamia	18,466	100,228
265+31	Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook StoryPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	18,439	44,529
266+27	Post ReportsThe Washington Post Podcast Network	The Washington Post	18,389	51,743
267-51	The Generation Why PodcastWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	18,364	33,394
268-8	The Audio Long ReadGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	18,221	41,188
269-1	Crime AnalystARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,168	49,372
270-24	The Hook UpAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	18,098	39,216
271-54	The Junkees – Dave O’Neil and Kitty FlanaganNine Audio	Nine	18,037	32,829
272-20	Into The DarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,020	32,711
273+9	Real Crime with Adam ShandPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	18,019	35,289
274	NFL Daily with Gregg RosenthalARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,009	47,450
275-30	Jase & LaurenNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	17,921	60,158
276-9	Crime InsidersLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	17,777	40,450
277-6	The Mentor with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	17,748	31,947
278	Science WeeklyGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	17,549	34,370
279-55	Take 5Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	17,452	39,332
280+3	Dark HistoryAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	17,438	61,546
281-115	Drive with Joel & FletchSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	17,432	72,158
282-34	Short & CurlyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	17,282	183,255
283	The InterviewNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	17,144	21,574
284	Untraditionally LalaARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	16,855	34,330
285	Crime in FocusLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	16,805	41,031
286-61	Download This ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	16,751	35,406
287	Hannah’s StoryNine Audio	Nine	16,744	29,837
288	Mad About YouNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	16,582	23,813
289	Weekend One on OneSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	16,525	27,260
290-6	Well.Mamamia	Mamamia	16,454	40,991
291	News ClubSquiz Media	Squiz Media	16,452	37,950
292	The Herd with Colin CowherdARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	16,379	56,606
293	Lives Less OrdinaryBBC	ARN / iHeart	16,332	32,673
294-41	The Christian O’Connell ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	16,289	61,425
295-54	The Fairbairn PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	16,239	29,797
296-66	The Buck Up with Kate Langbroek and Nath ValvoARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	16,036	27,227
297	SuperCoach AFL: The Official PodcastNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	16,017	22,767
298-39	SBS Vietnamese – SBS Việt ngữSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	15,967	78,649
299	Philosopher’s ZoneAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	15,963	37,893
300	167 PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	15,924	20,566

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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 Australia Institute, The Bye Round, The Chaser, The Washington Post Podcast Network, 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.”