Category: Australian

3AW has decisively cemented its status as Melbourne’s premier radio destination, yet again proving it is the undisputed leader in the market.

The GfK Survey 1 results, released today, confirm the station’s dominance as the city’s essential source for live, local and engaging talk content,securing a substantial overall audience share of 13.8, alongside a commercial streaming share of 33.8%.

Every week, 705,000 Melburnians tune into 3AW, with the station’s stronghold on the market evident across the schedule, successfully retaining the coveted No. 1 position in breakfast, mornings and evenings.

In the highly competitive breakfast slot, Ross and Russ once again proved unbeatable, claiming a massive 19.4 share. Their must-listen show reaches 446,000 listeners weekly and leads the digital charge with a staggering 45.1% commercial streaming share.

3AW Highlights from GfK Survey 1 include:

• Afternoons with Tony Moclair posted a 10.3 share 
• Drive with Jacqui Felgate recorded a 9.8 share (up 0.9)
• Nights with Denis Walter recorded a 22.3 share (up 0.5) 
• Overnights with Tony McManus recorded a 26.7 share 

3AW Station Manager Stephen Beers said: “We are delighted that 2026 is continuing with us as Melbourne’s number one radio station, delivering trusted news and opinions across all our programs. The dominance of Breakfast with Ross and Russ along with Tom Elliott in Mornings sets up our day and our whole week. Thanks to our hard working staff on and off air and our ever loyal audience for their ongoing support and engagement.”

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, 3AW Melbourne Survey 1 2026, Mon-Fri 5.30am-9am, Mon-Fri 9am-12pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Mon-Fri 6pm-7pm, Mon-Thur 7pm-8pm, Mon-Thur 8pm-12am, Fri 7pm-11pm, Sat-Sun 9am-1pm, Mon-Fri 12am-5.30am, Market Share % Total Radio, Streaming share % AP10+ .

Sydney, 19 March 2026

METRO MARKETS:

Sydney Radio 360 Survey 1, 2026

Melbourne Radio 360 Survey 1, 2026

Brisbane Radio 360 Survey 1, 2026

Adelaide Radio 360 Survey 1, 2026

Perth Radio 360 Survey 1, 2026

REGIONAL MARKETS:

Canberra Survey 3, 2025

Gold Coast Survey 3, 2025 

Newcastle Survey 3, 2025

Archive:

Archive of Previous Surveys

From an SBS spokesperson:

SBS wishes to clarify some media coverage relating to the Government’s decision not to provide additional funding for the proposed expansion of SBS’s production facilities to Western Sydney at this time:

1. The decision not to proceed with funding for the proposed SBS expansion to Western Sydney is a decision of the Federal Government.
   
   SBS has worked constructively for almost four years to support the Government’s initiative of a new physical SBS presence in Western Sydney.
   
   We have done this consistently through the original feasibility study and more recently in developing a detailed business case for a production hub and talent incubator, including running a competitive tender for a site.
   
   SBS delivered the detailed business case in line with Government requirements, including maintaining strict confidentiality around the proposed site while the proposal was under Government consideration.
   
2. Reference has been made in media reporting to a project cost of $181 million and a proposed project site of Blacktown.
   
   The project cost of $181 million reflects the highest-cost option over a four-year period. SBS also provided lower-cost options, enabling different levels of investment in content, jobs, skills development, education outreach and industry growth.
   
   Across all options, most of the funding was directed to producing thousands of hours of new Australian audio and screen content, local jobs, training opportunities and community-based activity in Western Sydney, in line with the Government’s announcement of plans for the new hub.
   
   The delivery of capital infrastructure (including bespoke TV, audio studios and training spaces) represented less than half of total costs in every option, and approximately one third of the $181 million figure referenced in reporting.
   
   This higher figure included the production of a new drama series on location in Western Sydney, bringing local voices to national audiences while generating significant jobs and supply chain economic activity through on-location filming.
   
3. SBS strongly supported this project and was ready to deliver it, subject to funding. We are disappointed that funding will not be provided at this time due to the current fiscal environment. But as always, we remain deeply committed to Western Sydney communities and will continue telling their stories across our news, audio and screen services and working with communities to celebrate significant cultural moments, as we have for more than 50 years.
   

1	Mamamia Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	982,235	2,374,240
2	ABC News Top StoriesAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	518,826	1,718,756
3	Sky News Australia UpdateNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	474,219	790,981
4+75	MAFS Funny PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	469,212	741,426
5	The UpdateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	398,838	668,693
6-2	ConversationsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	394,314	2,341,803
7+2	Life UncutLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	383,344	797,014
8-2	The FrontNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	380,612	868,918
9+22	It’s A Lot with Abbie ChatfieldLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	330,691	713,656
10-3	The DailyNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	322,531	953,007
11	ABC News DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	322,016	988,030
12+10	The ImperfectsLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	309,234	491,870
13+34	SEN BreakfastSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	295,201	983,159
14+5	The Kyle & Jackie O ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	291,129	992,679
15-3	If You’re ListeningAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	275,659	915,776
16-3	Full StoryGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	273,118	817,069
17-3	Australian True CrimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	270,469	700,690
18+12	Happy Hour with Lucy & NikkiLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	268,185	440,798
19-11	Hamish & AndyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	267,663	629,118
20-10	Hamish & Andy Plus +LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	257,854	432,314
21+5	I Catch Killers with Gary JubelinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	253,186	533,302
22+3	Politics NowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	239,650	819,806
23-6	The QuickyMamamia	Mamamia	232,837	730,625
24-1	7amSolstice Media	Solstice Media / NOVA Entertainment	226,470	679,410
25+4	Ben Fordham LiveNine Audio	Nine	225,655	384,182
26-5	Stuff You Should KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	213,956	676,520
27-12	The Grade CricketerDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	208,828	405,909
28-10	On Purpose with Jay ShettyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	207,667	409,299
29-9	Global News PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	205,328	745,972
30-6	No FilterMamamia	Mamamia	202,142	499,063
31-3	The Howie GamesLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	197,962	419,398
32+1	The Case OfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	193,450	615,019
33-1	Squiz TodaySquiz Media	Squiz Media	192,657	430,805
34-7	She’s On The MoneyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	192,283	411,621
35-19	True Crime ConversationsMamamia	Mamamia	191,799	423,669
36-1	NSW News BulletinsNine Audio	Nine	190,698	339,956
37-1	The Morning EditionNine Publishing	Nine	190,338	399,967
38-1	The Daily AusARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	177,842	461,143
39-1	Short History Of…Audioboom	ARN / iHeart	165,764	324,338
40-6	Sick to DeathNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	163,567	274,607
41+22	Background BriefingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	152,987	537,129
42+6	Backstage with Cooper & Matty JohnsJohns Media	NOVA Entertainment / Johns Media	152,437	237,584
43-4	No Such Thing As A FishAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	151,665	398,717
44+7	Global Roaming with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish MacdonaldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	145,455	615,404
45+10	CommSec Market UpdateLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	145,020	310,193
46-3	RedHandedAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	144,147	416,438
47	Pod Save AmericaAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	141,279	355,748
48	Dan Does FootyDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	139,784	210,240
49-7	Armchair Expert with Dax ShepardWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	139,410	278,165
50-6	The BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	134,166	379,558
51-1	Smosh Reads Reddit StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	133,649	269,606
52+20	Big Small TalkLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	133,365	217,534
53-13	Fast Five by Fear and GreedNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	132,073	210,907
54+6	AMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	130,632	467,932
55+1	Straight Talk with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	123,134	182,531
56+91	HackAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	120,960	231,475
57-4	KICPodLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	116,259	188,331
58-17	SBS News In DepthSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	116,044	317,547
59+8	ABC SPORT DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	114,870	174,633
60+4	Late Night LiveAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	113,015	679,048
61+75	7News Just InARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	109,549	212,075
62-8	The Ezra Klein ShowNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	109,421	182,665
63-11	Life and Crimes with Andrew RuleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	108,688	225,829
64+69	Fitzy, Wippa & KateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	103,321	167,493
65-8	All In The MindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	102,649	281,897
66-17	SBS News UpdatesSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	101,943	360,932
67+30	The Rush Hour with JB & BillyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	101,210	202,561
68-22	No One Saw It ComingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	98,634	306,679
69+18	The Bye Round With James GrahamThe Bye Round	The Bye Round	95,332	153,616
70+24	3AW Mornings with Tom ElliottNine Audio	Nine	95,062	182,393
71+38	Levels PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	93,951	126,424
72-2	The SpillMamamia	Mamamia	89,924	342,606
73+88	BetrayalARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	88,686	225,182
74-8	My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia HardstarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	87,245	229,039
75-30	What’s That Rash?Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	86,182	251,572
76-14	Real Survival StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	85,936	151,548
77-16	Bizarre with Mick Molloy and Titus O’ReilyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	85,562	158,392
78-10	Your News NowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	85,025	145,652
79-3	Behind the BastardsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	82,727	181,352
80-11	Today in FocusGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	81,459	240,251
81+5	Not StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	81,403	232,198
82+43	The FinNine Publishing	Nine	81,344	114,505
83-5	Fifi, Fev & Nick – 101.9 The Fox MelbourneLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	81,313	104,782
84+131	ChanticleerNine Publishing	Nine	79,387	107,731
85-5	Health ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	78,845	310,123
86-11	Chat 10 Looks 3DM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	78,769	122,248
87-14	Outspoken the PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	76,080	120,181
88+78	WhateleySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	75,095	314,157
89-15	Ladies, We Need To TalkAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	75,001	198,731
90-1	Dr Karl PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	74,340	208,858
91+47	Dyl & FriendsClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	73,668	123,679
92-4	Drive with Jacqui FelgateNine Audio	Nine	73,353	112,360
93	UnleashedMamamia	Mamamia	71,593	104,989
94+10	Science FrictionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	70,343	228,606
95-14	Dear RachelleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	70,012	103,256
96+61	3AW Breakfast with Ross and RusselNine Audio	Nine	69,978	144,903
97-26	Secrets We KeepLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	68,881	134,196
98-15	PMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	67,918	211,058
99+17	Naked CityNine Publishing	Nine	67,669	127,701
100	Kiss & KillLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	67,336	84,899
101-6	High ScrollersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	65,767	109,002
102-18	Murder With My HusbandARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	64,987	131,562
103	Triple M Rocks Footy NRLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	64,937	104,914
104+68	The Smallzy ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	64,577	65,943
105+3	FEAR & GREED | Business NewsNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	63,426	223,442
106-24	Football WeeklyGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	63,321	120,233
107-16	The World TodayAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	62,507	190,956
108-10	StalkedBBC	ARN / iHeart	61,653	77,457
109-24	Cautionary Tales with Tim HarfordARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	60,559	112,094
110+4	The Tim Dillon ShowAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	59,613	80,758
111-12	You’re Dead to MeBBC	ARN / iHeart	58,338	115,601
112-9	The Money PuzzleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	56,430	111,599
113	KIC BumpLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	55,200	75,433
114+111	Hear Me OutNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment / ODd Network	54,649	70,720
115-57	Everyone Has An ExMamamia	Mamamia	54,138	112,442
116-4	SBS On the MoneySpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	51,583	203,389
117-24	The Economy, StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	50,958	100,519
118-18	Radio National BreakfastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	50,655	322,685
119+18	Giddy Up with Gareth HallSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	49,992	200,459
120+72	Mick in The Morning with Roo, Titus and RosieLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	49,860	167,472
121-16	Big IdeasAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	49,831	148,737
122-5	Two Doting Dads with Matty J & AshARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	49,750	84,649
123-31	The Psychology of your 20sARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	48,390	85,168
124-6	British ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,318	118,769
125-10	Motley Fool MoneyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,234	88,242
126-19	AmericastBBC	ARN / iHeart	47,384	97,053
127-26	We Don’t Have Time For ThisWe Don’t Have Time For This	We Don’t Have Time For This	47,194	93,092
128-18	Life MattersAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	46,674	203,058
129-10	The Bulwark PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	46,555	123,699
130	The Sounding BoardSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	46,307	98,991
131+27	Triple M Footy AFLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	45,445	98,253
132-11	Everyone RelaxLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	44,830	95,450
133-56	ABC Cricket PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	44,574	96,859
134-2	It Could Happen HereARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	43,950	97,312
135-9	You BeautyMamamia	Mamamia	43,622	152,533
136-7	Betoota TalksDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	43,615	66,754
137-13	True Crime with Kendall RaeAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	43,093	90,933
138-25	Good Weekend TalksNine Publishing	Nine	42,792	52,165
139-19	NightlifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	42,702	281,571
140+20	Vain-ishLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	41,664	61,882
141+11	Saturday ExtraAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	41,541	152,618
142+49	The Why Files: Operation PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	40,840	90,080
143	The HeadlinesNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	40,367	69,031
144+137	Drive with Joel & FletchSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	40,346	145,245
145-22	History ExtraAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	39,812	133,554
146-24	BronwynNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	39,806	79,632
147-57	UnravelAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	39,783	127,222
148+87	Australian PoliticsGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	38,711	63,440
149-9	Snapped: Women Who MurderWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	38,519	104,372
150-22	The Documentary PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	38,424	155,632
151-20	Football DailyBBC	ARN / iHeart	38,363	110,098
152+13	Motive & MethodNine Audio	Nine	38,347	66,029
153-8	Hard ForkNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	38,107	56,814
154-48	The Final Word Cricket PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	37,943	108,421
155-25	Something To Talk AboutNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	37,070	61,417
156-1	Hotter Than YesterdayNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment / ODd Network	36,811	45,617
157+33	Australia WideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	36,749	87,233
158-31	Rear VisionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	36,375	93,149
159+94	World Of SecretsBBC	ARN / iHeart	36,296	78,991
160	Matt & Alex – All Day BreakfastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	35,977	75,418
161+1	The Broski Report with Brittany BroskiAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	35,863	56,788
162-60	Aunty Donna PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	35,751	96,020
163-14	Parenting Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	34,405	61,707
164	Pod Save the WorldAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	34,333	62,633
165-23	The Science ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	34,086	117,201
166+5	Mornings with Mark LevyNine Audio	Nine	33,754	69,544
167-8	CredlinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	33,250	75,696
168+17	HeavyweightARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	33,225	52,139
169+39	From The NewsroomNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	32,871	38,864
170-19	Somehow Related with Dave O’Neil & Glenn RobbinsNine Audio	Nine	32,603	66,387
171-4	How I Built This with Guy RazWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,284	75,134
172+15	MIDMamamia	Mamamia	32,083	102,035
173-32	Murder, Mystery & MakeupAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	31,421	80,633
174+122	The Buck Up with Kate Langbroek and Nath ValvoARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	31,354	61,623
175-7	ScamfluencersWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	31,331	57,335
176	SBS Cantonese – SBS廣東話節目Special Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	31,320	141,084
177-21	This Is Actually HappeningWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	31,083	62,107
178-30	Against The OddsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	31,050	72,803
179+3	AIN’T THAT SWELLDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	30,909	52,720
180+117	SuperCoach AFL: The Official PodcastNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	30,869	49,908
181-3	The Binge Cases: Killer StoryARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,710	63,808
182+1	9News PodcastNine Audio	Nine	30,642	48,786
183	The CircusDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	30,505	35,790
184-4	Prime Time with Bec WilsonNine Audio	Nine	30,416	56,344
185+27	Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen YangARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,386	43,628
186-13	NewshourBBC	ARN / iHeart	29,905	110,176
187-24	American ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	29,876	67,815
188	Insiders PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	29,874	52,820
189+22	Badge of BetrayalPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	29,826	59,458
190+8	Skye & CallumNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	29,752	40,952
191-10	No DunksARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	29,634	71,097
192-13	The MinefieldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	29,550	67,624
193-29	The National BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	29,550	57,030
194-25	Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4BBC	ARN / iHeart	29,518	55,935
195-41	Nothing To WearMamamia	Mamamia	29,317	70,668
196-8	ExpanseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	29,122	62,011
197+61	Squiz KidsSquiz Media	Squiz Media	28,801	99,806
198-59	Imagine ThisAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	28,592	338,906
199-49	Desert Island DiscsBBC	ARN / iHeart	28,574	57,615
200-16	What The Duck?!Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	28,516	79,378
201-142	Willow Talk Cricket PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,450	40,744
202+73	Jase & LaurenNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	28,218	97,060
203-33	Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date UpdateARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	28,132	127,257
204+20	The Nutrition CouchARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	28,084	48,850
205	Jonesy & AmandaARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,606	120,051
206-29	Ancient CivilisationsAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	27,373	52,429
207-54	ABC RewindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	27,090	76,221
208-3	Revisionist HistoryARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,054	65,892
209	Hunting JusticeNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	26,646	57,512
210-15	The Global StoryBBC	ARN / iHeart	26,263	67,847
211-22	The Bolt ReportNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	26,130	56,441
212-66	Real DictatorsAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	26,102	59,582
213+7	The Contrarians with Adam and AdirNine Audio	Nine	26,098	48,414
214	Paul Murray LiveNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	26,029	65,768
215	Lu & JarchLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,566	47,480
216+17	Big Business with Brittney SaundersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	25,511	44,273
217-152	World News Weekly – An SBS World News PodcastSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	25,482	129,392
218-2	Serialously with Annie EliseAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	25,468	60,502
219	The Lady VanishesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,305	48,366
220-10	True Crime All The TimeWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,262	52,889
221-47	SBS News in Easy EnglishSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	25,247	133,446
222+78	167 PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,163	34,865
223-22	Stuff They Don’t Want You To KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,113	76,304
224-28	Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra JudgeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,094	65,483
225	SportsdaySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	25,035	101,959
226+16	Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and WoodsyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,987	44,966
227	Carrie & TommyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,868	54,764
228	The Hard Ball Gets AFL ShowWest Australian Newspapers	West Australian Newspapers	24,703	36,618
229-29	Business WarsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,559	70,869
230-96	Quick SmartAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	24,168	33,294
231-38	The Spy WhoWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	24,033	49,912
232-97	Cricket Et AlDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	23,836	39,885
233	3AW Afternoons with Tony MoclairNine Audio	Nine	23,779	29,739
234-16	The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie SantosARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,539	41,568
235-32	How To Fail With Elizabeth DayARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,463	44,335
236+7	Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,453	42,199
237-51	New Heights with Jason and Travis KelceWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	23,303	32,941
238-39	ok storytimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,236	75,534
239-1	BBCNewscastBBC	ARN / iHeart	23,204	72,495
240	Ricki‑Lee & TimNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	23,163	87,741
241-39	The OpinionsNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	23,125	35,301
242	Triple M Breakfast with Marto, Margaux & DanLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	22,963	30,524
243-22	Breaking Points with Krystal and SaagarARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,900	53,326
244-13	This Is ImportantARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,819	40,669
245+18	Kick Off with Brandy and JimmySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	22,713	90,119
246-33	Odd LotsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,643	57,784
247-38	Sh***ed Married AnnoyedAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	22,492	46,002
248-44	ASSASSINS with Aslan PahariAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	22,386	68,322
249-10	Witnessed: Fade to BlackARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,319	49,853
250	Dr Justin Coulson’s Happy FamiliesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,223	67,571
251	IntrigueBBC	ARN / iHeart	22,218	49,973
252-23	Not Another Crime PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,915	40,899
253+33	Download This ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	21,815	44,458
254+41	The Fairbairn PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	21,657	33,743
255	Valley of ShadowsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,487	36,290
256-59	The Daily StoicWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	21,449	89,069
257-7	Law ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	21,307	47,802
258	3AW Wide World of SportsNine Audio	Nine	21,295	40,177
259+35	The Christian O’Connell ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,106	77,776
260+10	The Hook UpAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	20,973	46,737
261	15 Minutes with the BossNine Publishing	Nine	20,807	33,205
262-26	Smosh MouthAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,793	38,148
263-29	The Minds of Madness – True Crime StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	20,486	45,538
264-153	Test Match SpecialBBC	ARN / iHeart	20,399	51,830
265	The Truth About AmyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,383	34,502
266-39	Secrets of the UnderworldPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	20,320	41,135
267	Six Tackles With GusNine Audio	Nine	19,775	25,095
268-17	6 Minute EnglishBBC	ARN / iHeart	19,698	45,776
269-173	Darling, Shine!LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	19,662	33,751
270-25	History DailyAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	19,648	71,656
271-65	Modern LoveNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	19,353	27,578
272-25	Fin VS The InternetAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	19,061	38,966
273-79	Car Trip TriviaNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	19,050	55,794
274	Roy and HG – Bludging on the BlindsideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	19,032	40,648
275-16	Bulwark TakesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	18,865	76,890
276	The SuperCoach ExperienceDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	18,810	34,773
277	In Our Time: ScienceBBC	ARN / iHeart	18,810	30,690
278-41	SwindledARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,790	30,780
279	Anthony Burke’s By DesignAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	18,771	53,568
280+3	The InterviewNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	18,740	24,599
281	CODE NRLNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	18,707	28,129
282	Morning Glory with Matty JohnsSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	18,607	30,752
283-22	The Teacher’s PetNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	18,503	37,803
284-30	ABC KIDS News TimeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	18,394	224,752
285	The Radio National HourAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	18,364	36,867
286-19	The Generation Why PodcastWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	18,281	32,653
287-15	Into the DarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	18,222	32,516
288	The SuperCoach NRL PodcastNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	18,166	27,095
289-49	Sherlock Holmes Short StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	17,972	42,371
290	Rugby Union WeeklyBBC	ARN / iHeart	17,940	38,824
291-2	Weekend One on OneSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	17,817	31,618
292-36	Do Not Open This Book by Andy LeeLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	17,809	60,512
293-71	Life of BrianClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	17,676	28,583
294-45	Interesting Times with Ross DouthatNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	17,610	26,719
295	The Missing MatterPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	17,570	33,158
296-41	The BookshelfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	Australian Broadcasting Corporation	17,565	44,729
297	Stav, Abby & Matt – B105 BrisbaneLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	17,556	24,722
298-54	VIC News BulletinsNine Audio	Nine	17,540	31,393
299-53	Shandee’s StoryNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	17,386	36,668
300-48	How Do They Afford That?NOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	17,324	28,464

---

POWERED BY TRITON DIGITAL’S PODCAST METRICS AND DEMOS+

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.

DEMOS+ TOP INDEXING PROGRAMS BY AUDIENCE COMPOSITION

• The Demos+ Top Indexing Programs by Audience Composition lists podcasts that have a high percentage of their audience that falls within a particular audience characteristic. There are 40 audience characteristics, each with its own list of 50 podcasts.
• Among podcasts that Triton measures, the top 300 ranker podcasts ranked by average monthly users for the 6-month time period are eligible to appear in these lists. For each audience characteristic, the top 50 podcasts out of the 300 listed are presented. These 50 podcasts have the highest percentage of their audience that falls within that audience characteristic, as measured by Triton Digital Podcast Metrics Demos+. Triton Digital Podcast Metrics Demos+ utilizes both datasets: the Podcast Metrics IAB-certified download data and the Demos+ survey data. As a result, only participating entities that opt in for measurement are included.

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.”

Greens spokesperson for communications, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young:

“Kyle Sandilands built a career pushing the limits. Today, that finally caught up with him.

“Sandilands has made millions off of spouting his misogynistic, racist and homophobic views on Australian airwaves. This vile show trashed our airwaves for long enough so it’s good to see ARN finally kick it to the curb.

“Mr Sandilands’ statement today reads like a three-year-old’s tantrum, showing what happens when a man child is held accountable for his actions.

“He has shown little remorse or care for the impact his on air behaviour and content has had on women and the broader community for years.

“Over his 25 years on air, we know the regulator ACMA received countless complaints about the inappropriate content aired on this show. It is an indictment on ACMA that ARN acted to end his contract before the regulator took any real enforcement action.

“ACMA took far too long to act on this vile and dangerous content. This has once again shown that ACMA is a toothless tiger. Despite clear community expectations, the regulator has failed to hold broadcasters like Sandilands to account while their deeply inappropriate and dangerous content continued on our airwaves.

“People afforded platforms in this country, like Kyle Sandilands, have enormous influence in shaping public attitudes. When harmful or degrading commentary is normalised, it sends the wrong message.”

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has today imposed additional licence conditions on the ARN Media licensees of the Kyle & Jackie O Show following repeated breaches of the decency provision of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice. 
The new conditions will remain in force for 5 years and will apply to the ARN licensees when broadcasting the  Kyle & Jackie O Show  or any other program hosted by or featuring Kyle Sandilands and/or Jacqueline Henderson.
Enforcement actions available to the ACMA in the event of breaches by ARN of the additional licence conditions include court‑enforceable undertakings, remedial directions, civil penalties, or suspension or cancellation of the broadcasting licence.
ACMA Chair Nerida O’Loughlin said this action follows multiple failures by the licensees to meet their obligations under the Code.
“To date ARN management have been unwilling or unable to control the content that has gone to air. These additional licence conditions mean further breaches will attract strong enforcement action that was not otherwise available to the ACMA,” Ms O’Loughlin said.
The conditions also require the licensees to commission an independent audit of their governance framework by a qualified compliance expert, provide the report and its recommendations to the ACMA, and implement the recommendations within agreed timeframes.
“This requirement is designed to strengthen foundational governance structures and reduce the risk of further non‑compliance. The ball is now firmly in ARN’s court to take control of the content they are responsible for,” Ms O’Loughlin said.
This action follows findings by the ACMA in 2025 of 9 breaches of the decency provisions of the Code of Practice by the program. 
Content from the investigated broadcasts included:
· Two episodes of a guessing game where audio clips of male and female staff members urinating were aired, with hosts guessing which audio belonged to which staff member. Both episodes included comments about the genitals of participants, and in the female staff member episode, graphic comments about menstruation and oral sex.
· A game where a contestant provided an offensive description of a sexual position.
· A segment which contained lewd discussions about masturbation and pornography websites.
Prior to these breaches, the ACMA had already taken a range of enforcement actions available to it under the broadcasting co-regulatory system for breaches made between 2019 and 2022. 
Measures undertaken by ARN following these actions included the employment of two censors for the program.
The additional licence conditions have been published for the ARN licensees, Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghtuiil-tlhiuitutd-r/ and Double T Radio: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghtuiil-tlhiuitutd-y/, as have the ACMA’s Statement of Reasons for the decisions for Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghtuiil-tlhiuitutd-j/ and Double T Radio: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghtuiil-tlhiuitutd-t/.

Over summer, community broadcasters around the country aired a coordinated series of promos for Community Radio Plus to boost listener awareness and encourage app usage for each stations’ audiences. This has been the third year in a row that we’ve pushed these promos, to remind listeners that they can take your stations with them wherever they are during their summer breaks.  

Stations were invited to play the professionally produced promos at least 21 times per week. A number of stations created their own unique promos, including 88.3 Southern FM and 4CRB.  

135 stations played more than 44k promos during the period – a big lift from the 20k plays the previous summer. The average number of plays per station also increased from 214 to 310. 

Campaign data showed encouraging listening behaviour across the network. Average listening time increased from 15.9 minutes to 16.6 minutes, suggesting listeners who tuned in through the app stayed connected for longer. 

While summer listening patterns tend to shift as audiences travel and change routines, the data shows positive signs at the station level. Stations that promoted the campaign were more likely to see growth in their listening metrics, with: 

• 43% of promoted stations recording listener growth, compared with 38% of non-promoted stations 

• 48% of promoted stations recording session growth, compared with 42% of non-promoted stations 

These results suggest that campaign promotion helped more stations grow their digital audiences, even during a season when overall listening typically fluctuates or decreases.  

Smaller stations were particularly well represented. 88.3 Southern FM topped the chart with 3,572 promo plays. KeppelFM also got involved, airing 1,835 promos.  

And 2MIA and 2DRY FM ended up winning the random prize draw of a $250 JB Hi-FI gift voucher!  

Thanks to everyone who took part! 

The Community Radio Plus app gives listeners a simple, central way to tune in to your station, wherever they might be. With audiences increasingly turning to digital platforms, the app helps you remain visible, accessible and relevant. 

CBAA is pleased to announce a new partnership with GiveNow, Australia’s first and most experienced all-in-one fundraising platform. The partnership gives community radio stations access to powerful fundraising tools designed specifically for grassroots not-for-profits.

Since 2001, GiveNow has helped more than 6,000 organisations raise over $240 million, supporting causes across Australia with simple, reliable and secure fundraising technology.

For community broadcasters, the platform provides a flexible way to manage donations, memberships and fundraising campaigns in one place.

You can find testimonials and other useful information about GiveNow here.

A complete fundraising toolkit for stations

GiveNow supports multiple ways for stations to raise funds and engage supporters, including:

• Donations (one-off and regular giving)
• Peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns
• Membership management
• Event ticketing
• Partnerships and sponsorship fundraising
• Grant funding search tools

The platform also generates automatic donation receipts and end-of-financial-year summaries for donors, while stations receive clear donation reports and insights to help track supporter engagement.

Stations can easily integrate GiveNow with their online presence by embedding donation forms directly on their website or by linking to a GiveNow campaign page for radiothons, membership drives or fundraising appeals.

Local, secure and designed for Australian not-for-profits

Unlike many global fundraising platforms, GiveNow is 100% Australian-based, with local staff and secure local data storage.

The platform is also one of the most affordable options available, with:

• Low platform fees
• No subscription charges
• No hidden extras
• No lock-in contracts

Stations can begin using GiveNow with the free tier and upgrade at any time as their fundraising needs grow.

Exclusive benefits for CBAA members

CBAA members receive additional benefits when signing up for GiveNow.

Stations that enter the partner code CBAA when creating their account will receive:

• 20% off the Pro Plan for 24 months
• Priority support from the GiveNow team
• Tailored onboarding support

The Pro Plan may be particularly valuable for stations that run events, manage memberships, or want deeper insights into supporter engagement.

Plan Comparison

How to access the CBAA member offer

Getting started is simple:

1. Register for a free account on the GiveNow website
2. Enter partner code CBAA on the sign-up form
3. Your Pro Plan discount will apply when your campaigns go live

Stations can start with the free tier and upgrade whenever they are ready.

Learn more at the CBAA and GiveNow interactive workshop

CBAA and GiveNow will host a free interactive workshop for community broadcasters to explore how stations can use the platform to grow their fundraising and supporter engagement.

Workshop details

• Date: Thursday 12 March
• Time: 3:00 PM AEDT

Register here:
https://cbaa-org-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WMX6A8OPST2f97JLFdeZbA#/registration

The session will include a demonstration of the platform, examples of how stations are using GiveNow, and an opportunity to ask questions.

Here to support you

If you would like help choosing the right plan for your station or integrating GiveNow with your website, the CBAA Online Services team is here to assist.

Email: onlineservices@cbaa.org.au

The SBS Board and Executive have welcomed the appointment of Dr Nicholas Pappas AM as Chair of the SBS Board, following the announcement today by the Minister for Communications and Sport, The Hon Anika Wells MP. Dr Pappas AM has served as a Non-Executive Director of the SBS Board since December 2024.

Dr Pappas is a Non-Executive Director and lawyer serving on a number of Boards, including as Chair of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, as President Emeritus of The Hellenic Initiative Australia, and as a Non-Executive Director of the Steve Waugh Foundation, Australia, and Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum. His previous roles include serving as former President and Board member of the Powerhouse Museum, and Chair of the Bank of Sydney.

SBS also wishes to recognise and thank Deputy Chair Christine Zeitz for her service and commitment as Acting Chair since July 2025.

Dr Pappas’ appointment commenced on 5 March 2026. The SBS Board of Directors consists of Chair Dr Nicholas Pappas AM, Deputy Chair Christine Zeitz, and Non-Executive Directors Vic Alhadeff OAM, Aaron Fa’Aoso, Dr Andrew Lu AM, Katrina Rathie, Cassandra Wilkinson OAM, and SBS Acting Managing Director, Jane Palfreyman.

The ACMA has today released new research highlighting key trends in Australian viewing and listening habits.
The research found that in 2025, almost all Australian adults (91%) used an online service to watch video content in a given week, remaining steady from the year prior. YouTube and Netflix continue to lead the market, with viewership stabilising after a long period of growth. 
Paid subscription streaming services – such as Netflix, Stan and Binge – remain the most popular ways to watch content, used by 68 per cent of adults in 2025. Free-to-air catch-up TV and streaming services also held steady, attracting 44 per cent of adults. While ABC iview remains the most widely used service, its usage has dropped; meanwhile 7plus and 9Now gained more viewers.
After years of steady decline, traditional free-to-air TV (excluding catch-up) increased slightly, with 52 per cent of adults watching in 2025. Despite this modest rebound, viewership remains far below 2017 levels, reflecting the continued evolution of Australians’ viewing habits. 
After several years of decline, overall radio listenership stabilised, with nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) tuning in during the past week. However, online streaming remains the preferred way to listen to music, used by 72 per cent of adults in 2025, with Spotify still the most popular service.  
The ACMA research also found streaming services and broadcasters are using artificial intelligence to help audiences discover new content, improve the relevance of advertising and streamline production.
The research comprises two reports which have been published on the ACMA website:
· How we watch and listen to content: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghrljld-tlhiuitutk-r/: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghrljld-tlhiuitutk-y/
· Trends and developments in viewing and listening 2024–25: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghrljld-tlhiuitutk-y/.
The Trends and developments report provides overarching insights into broadcasting and digital media, while the ‘How we’ publications are interactive online reports which explore the ongoing changes to the Australian media and communications landscape.
The reports have been published as part of the ACMA’s  Communications and media in Australia: https://acma.cmail20.com/t/d-l-ghrljld-tlhiuitutk-j/ series, which features times series data on topics such as internet usage, broadcast and streaming consumption, mobile phone use and digital platforms.
The series draws on industry data and our annual consumer survey to provide an overview of the telecommunications, radiocommunications and broadcasting sectors each financial year.