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fK Radio 360 Survey 3. The station achieved a dominant 13.6 radio share (up 0.8) and an impressive 40% commercial streaming share, further establishing its position as the go-to source for the best in news, talk, opinion, and sport.

Ben Fordham Live is Sydney’s No.1 in Breakfast, leading both radio and live audio streaming with a 16.7 share (up 1.1) and a remarkable 55.9% commercial streaming share. Meanwhile, Mark Levy continues to go from strength to strength in Mornings, securing a No.1 share of 15.5 in radio and 39.7% in live audio streaming.

2GB Station Manager, Greg Byrnes, said: “The big increase in share across the week is wonderful recognition for our content teams and we thank those listeners who join the conversation each day.” 

“2GB launched into 2025 with a fresh new sound and Sydney has responded with an increased share in each survey. We’ve had a great start, and with cost of living and global affairs dominating the news agenda there’s a big year ahead and we won’t be taking results for granted.”

Further highlights from GfK Radio 360 Survey 3, 2025 in Sydney:

• Afternoons with Michael McLaren posted a 10.9 (up 0.6) (Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm)
• Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard recorded a 8.9 (up 0.5) share (Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm)
• Wide World of Sports with Adam Hawse recorded a 9.0 share (up 0.4) (Mon-Fri 6-7pm)
• Money News with Deborah Knight posted an 13.3 share (up 0.6) (Mon-Thu 7pm-8pm)
• Nights with John Stanley remains the clear No.1 with a 22.2 share (up 1.9) (Mon-Thurs 8pm-12am)
• Weekends with Luke Grant posted a 12.3 share (Sat-Sun 9am-1pm)
• The Continuous Call Team clear No.1 NRL coverage on Friday, Saturdays and Sundays with a 10.4 share.  

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, 2GB Sydney Survey 3 2025, Mon-Fri 5.30am-9am, Mon-Fri 9am-12pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Mon-Thur 7pm-8pm, Mon-Thur 8pm-12MN, Sat-Sun 9am-1pm, Fri 7pm-11pm, Sat 1pm-10pm, Sun 1pm-6pm, Market Share % Total Radio, Streaming share % AP10+ .

Melbourne’s radio landscape continues to be led by 3AW, which has once again secured its position as the city’s top station.

GfK Radio 360 Survey 3 results, released today, confirm 3AW’s unwavering leadership as Melbourne’s go-to source for live, local and compelling talk radio.

The survey data reveals 3AW firmly in front, boasting an impressive audience share of 12.5 and an outstanding commercial streaming share of 36.6%.

Week after week, a remarkable 728,000 Melburnians choose 3AW, drawn to its dynamic mix of news, sharp opinion, engaging sport coverage and lively conversation. This marks a 6% increase in the station’s cumulative audience since the last survey.

3AW’s dominance extends across key segments, maintaining the No. 1 spot in Breakfast, Mornings, Evenings and Weekends, with all shows delivering consistently strong performances.

In the crucial Breakfast slot, Ross and Russ once again reign supreme, securing a dominant 18.7 share – a remarkable 8.5 points clear of their nearest rival. Their compelling show connects with 494,000 listeners weekly, while also dominating commercial streaming with a commanding 55.5% share

Tom Elliott continues his winning streak in Mornings, delivering a strong share of 15 and captivating a weekly audience of 440,000. He also maintains a robust lead in commercial streaming with an impressive 40.4% share.

Afternoons saw Tony Moclair achieve a 7.7 share. His compelling approach, combining topical conversation with strong listener engagement, remains a firm favourite across Melbourne.

Jacqui Felgate delivered a strong performance in Drive, recording an 8.2 share and a weekly cumulative audience of 259,000.

In Evenings, Denis Walter maintains his market-leading position with a substantial 18.7 share

Darren James‘ Weekend Breakfast also consistently remains Melbourne’s preferred choice for weekend listening.

3AW Station Manager Stephen Beers said:

“These figures truly underscore the incredible effort our dedicated team puts in daily to provide Melbourne with quality, live and local programming. We’re absolutely thrilled to once again be the city’s leading station, and incredibly grateful for the unwavering loyalty and trust our listeners place in us. Our promise has always been to inform and entertain Melbourne, and these results are a fantastic reflection of that powerful connection we share with our audience.”

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, 3AW Melbourne Survey 3 2025, Mon-Sun 5.30am-12MN, Mon-Fri 5.30am-8.30am, Mon-Fri 8.30am-12pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Mon-Wed 8pm-12MN, AFL Thur-Fri 7pm-12MN, Sat 12-8PM, Sun 12-7PM, Weekends 5.30am-12MN, Cume (000s), Market Share % Total Radio, Commercial Streaming share %, AP10+ , unless otherwise specified. 

Get ready to dive deep into one of Australian sport’s most fascinating trends. 3AW Football is thrilled to announce the launch of The AFL’s Irish Invasion, a compelling, feature-length podcast that pulls back the curtain on the booming recruitment of Irish talent into the AFL and AFLW. 

With a record number of former Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) stars gracing club lists in 2025, this special podcast explores why Ireland has become such a hotbed for Aussie Rules hopefuls.

Crafted and hosted by 3AW Football’s dedicated AFLW reporter, Laura Spurway, The AFL’s Irish Invasion takes listeners on a journey to understand the powerful draw of professional sport in Australia for these gifted athletes. Why are so many choosing to leave behind successful GAA careers for a game still relatively unknown beyond our shores?

You’ll hear firsthand from those who’ve made the leap, including former AFL players Marty Clarke (Collingwood) and Ciarán Byrne (Carlton), who share their unique experiences transitioning from junior Gaelic football standouts to AFL stars.

Spurway also spends time with Carlton Football Club’s latest AFLW recruits and lifelong best friends, Síofra O’Connell and Aisling Reidy. These inspiring women from GAA club Doora-Barefield offer a fresh, intimate perspective on their decision to chase a dream on the other side of the world.

“We’re incredibly proud to present this feature-length podcast,” says Luca Gonano, Head of 3AW Football. “It truly shines a light on the exceptional work being done by the AFL and its clubs to attract Irish athletes to our great game, showcasing the passion and talent that’s making this ‘invasion’ such a success story.”

The AFL’s Irish Invasion is available for download right now via 3AW.com.au or wherever you get your 3AW podcasts. 

About 3AW Football: 3AW Football is Australia’s premier voice for Australian Rules Football, delivering unparalleled news, insightful analysis, and vibrant commentary across radio and digital platforms.

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Radio Skid Row, based in Marrickville NSW, seeks a volunteer Treasurer to work on our Board. Skid Row is a vibrant community radio broadcaster championing social justice and equity.

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The Treasurer serves as the Board’s financial steward, providing oversight of organisational finances and ensuring fiscal responsibility. This volunteer leadership position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while developing governance and financial management experience.

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As SBS and NAIDOC Week mark 50 years, NITV and SBS unleash a powerhouse lineup for 2025 to celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. with curated content for NAIDOC Week 2025 premiering across SBS and NITV from Sunday 6 July to Sunday 13 July.

Recognising the significant contributions of the world’s oldest continuous culture, and providing distinctive and authentic Indigenous perspectives, NITV and SBS’s extensive line-up for NAIDOC Week’s 50^th anniversary includes the NAIDOC Awards digital broadcast, a laugh-out-loud entertainment series, timely news and current affairs programs and compelling documentaries for all Australians, exploring the official 2025 NAIDOC Week theme, The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy.

Tanya Denning-Orman, a proud Birri and Guugu Yimidhirr woman and Director, First Nations at SBS, said: “This year marks a significant milestone as we celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC Week, and also 50 years of SBS as a network. We are proud to honour the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and cultures through programming across NITV and all SBS platforms, and reflect on the legacy of past leaders and draw inspiration from the next generation. Our content showcases the achievements and voices of First Nations peoples, unapologetically Blak, loud, and proud, premiering new original NITV commissions, and amplifying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices right across the network.

“Once again, Shelley Ware’s educational resources through SBS Learn will foster deeper understanding and connection for school children across the country. We’re also proud to feature this year’s NAIDOC Week poster artwork, ‘Ancestral Lines,’ created by Ngarbal Gamilaraay artist and NITV graphic designer, Jeremy Worrall, which is a powerful tribute to intergenerational knowledge and cultural strength.”

National NAIDOC Committee Co-Chairs, Steven Satour and Lynette Riley, said:

“NITV has delivered a deadly line-up for NAIDOC Week 2025 — a true celebration of Blak excellence on screen. From groundbreaking documentaries to laugh-out-loud entertainment and thought-provoking current affairs, this programming honours our past, celebrates our present, and champions our next generation.

“As we mark 50 years of NAIDOC Week, we’re proud to see our stories told with such strength, pride and creativity. We’re especially thrilled to have Barkaa headlining the 2025 National NAIDOC Awards — her voice, her fire, and her message embody the heart of this year’s theme: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy.”

SBS and NITV’s impressive multiplatform and multilingual offering includes:

• Big Backyard Quiz (BBQ), a cheeky new entertainment series hosted by 10 News First’s Narelda Jacobs OAM and comedian Steven Oliver that challenges contestants to see who knows the most about the people and history of Australia from a Blak lens. This season’s stellar line-up of comedians as contestants includes Meyne Wyatt (The Moogai, We Are Still Here), Shari Sebbens (The Moogai, Little J & Big Cuz), Matt Okine, Nina Oyama, Rhys Nicholson and Emma Holland, all in Episode 1. Also featuring this season will be Ernie Dingo, Rove McManus, Tasma Walton, and Peter Rowsthorn. Big Backyard Quiz is executive produced by Adam Manovic and Daniel Gallahar and was filmed with the support of ScreenWest in Boorloo (Perth).

Big Backyard Quiz premieres on Saturday 12 July at 7:30pm on NITV and SBS On Demand.

• Emily: I Am Kam (pronounced karma) is a heartfelt documentary about internationally renowned artist, Emily Kam Kngwarray from the Utopia community in the Northern Territory. The film delves into Emily Kam Kngwarray’s transformative impact on the international contemporary art world and her enduring legacy, providing a rare opportunity to witness her journey and the profound influence of her art and the power of Emily’s work to protect her Country, Alhalker. The documentary is produced by Tamarind Tree Pictures and directed by Danielle McLean (Barrumbi Kids).

Emily: I am Kam premieres on NITV and SBS On Demand on Wednesday 9 July at 8:30pm, and on SBS on Saturday 12 July at 8:30pm, after its world premiere at Sydney Film Festival this month.

• Weekly flagship Indigenous news and current affairs programs Living Black, and The Point will also premiere special NAIDOC Week episodes.
• Living Black is Australia’s longest running Indigenous current affairs television program, featuring inspiring and influential people talking about their lives and careers. Walkley Award-winning journalist Karla Grant explores the issues affecting First Nations peoples through candid interviews and powerful investigations. For this NAIDOC Week episode, she interviews legendary Australian tennis icon Evonne Goolagong Cawley AC MBE. Fifty years after winning the Australian Open, Evonne is still firmly entrenched in the sport. Keen to hear her insights, Karla travelled to Darwin to attend the National Indigenous Tennis Carnival where she spoke to Evonne about her extraordinary life and career, and how her foundation is on the lookout for the next generation of tennis stars.

Living Black, featuring Evonne Goolagong Cawley AC MBE and hosted by Walkley Award-winning Executive Producer Karla Grant, premieres on Monday 7 July at 8:30pm. 

• The Point is the home of First Nations perspectives, with the team travelling the country to hear from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians. Join proud Wuthathi and Meriam man and SBS and NITV National Indigenous Affairs Editor, John Paul Janke, as NAIDOC celebrates 50 years. In this episode, The Point sits down with emerging leaders who continue in their ancestor’s footprints. What is it like to carry a name like Mabo, Dodson, or Bayles?

The Point will premiere a NAIDOC-themed episode on Tuesday 8 July at 7:30pm, hosted by National Indigenous Affairs Editor John Paul Janke. 

• The 2025 National NAIDOC Awards will take centre stage in Boorloo (Perth), honouring the outstanding achievements of First Nations people across the continent. Hosted by 10 News First’s Narelda Jacobs OAM and Mark Coles Smith, this year’s NAIDOC Awards are set against the backdrop of Whadjuk Noongar Country in Boorloo (Perth). The awards shine a spotlight on those who lead with strength, creativity, and Cultural pride. NITV, as the home of Indigenous storytelling on national television and digital media, is the Principal Media Partner and will be on the ground to capture all the colour, celebration, and community spirit — from Blak carpet arrivals and powerful performances to exclusive interviews with this year’s winners and changemakers.

The 2025 National NAIDOC Awards will air on Saturday 5 July at 7:30pm (WST) (9:30pm AEST) on SBS On Demand, and NITV’s Facebook and YouTube channel, and distributed to First Nations Media Australia (FNMA).

• Ablaze is an incredible biographical documentary from opera singer Tiriki Onus, who finds a 70-year-old silent film believed to be made by his grandfather, Aboriginal leader and filmmaker Bill Onus. As Tiriki travels across the continent and pieces together clues to the film’s origins, he discovers more about Bill, his fight for Aboriginal rights and the price he paid for speaking out.

Ablaze premieres on NITV and SBS On Demand on Sunday 6 July at 8:30pm.

• To kick off NAIDOC Week, SBS’s Elder in Residence, Widjabul Wiabul woman Rhoda Roberts AO, will deliver her third annual SBS Elder in Residence Oration, creating a historical record of Indigenous thought leadership while addressing current challenges and futures aspiration. The SBS Elder in Residence Oration provides a platform for First Nations voices to be amplified, offering a space for reflection, connection, and learning for all Australians. 

The 2025 SBS Elder in Residence Oration premieres on NITV and SBS On Demand on  Sunday July 6 at 6:30pm.

In addition to the above content, a dedicated hub of iconic and award-winning First Nations content will be available to STREAM FREE on SBS On Demand and will air across the network’s channels. SBS will share news and information in more than 60 languages across the network this NAIDOC Week. Multilingual and multiplatform coverage throughSBS Audio shares First Nations perspectives, celebrates cultures, knowledges and history, and showcases SBS’s unique ability toconnect the newest Australians with the world’s oldest living continuous culture.TheSBS Audio offering includesvideos, podcasts and articles in Filipino, Vietnamese and Urdu, and a special NAIDOC Week explainer video in Arabic, English, Greek, Mandarin, Punjabi and Vietnamese.

Additional highlights of the multiplatform offering across the SBS network during NAIDOC Week include:

• NITV News – Covering NAIDOC events from across the week and sharing the latest news from the oldest living culture, join Mudburra and Wagadagam woman Natalie Ahmat, Yorta Yorta and Gunditjmara man Michael Rennie, and Worimi woman Breanna Holden for NITV News. Supported by a team of journalists, watch NITV News for stories from an Indigenous perspective, culminating on Friday 11 July with a special edition of Nula at 5.30pm, featuring NAIDOC marches and community gatherings from around the country.

Monday to Thursday, 7-10 July at 6.30pm and Friday 11 July at 5:30pm on NITV and 3:00pm on SBS and SBS On Demand

• Throughout the week, SBS Food is proud to present NAIDOC themed episodes of The Cook Up with guest host Nornie Bero (Island Echoes with Nornie Bero), premiering weekdays from Monday 7 July to Wednesday 9 July at 7:00pm. Nornie will share stories and create incredible dishes with guests including entertainer Jay Wymarra, the ‘Bush Tukka Woman’ Samantha Martin, comedian Andy Saunders, and journalist Rae Johnston (Going Places with Ernie Dingo and The Secret DNA of Us).
• SBS World Movies will host a curated collection of acclaimed Australian cinema telling Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ stories from Monday 7 to Friday 11 July at 9:30pm. This includes Sweet As, Mad Bastards, Walkabout, Bran Nue Dae and The New Boy.
• Students around Australia can discover more through SBS Learn’s popular NAIDOC Week education resource, authored by proud Yankunyjatjara, Kokatha and Wirangu woman Shelley Ware. This is the seventh National NAIDOC Week curriculum-aligned education resource developed by Shelley for SBS Learn. It is a valuable and culturally informed online teaching guide featuring activities, discussion prompts and videos to enable teachers to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into primary and secondary classrooms all year-round.
• As part of NAIDOC Week and aligning with this year’s theme of The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, NITV will launch a selection of Jarjums branded interstitials with First Nations children sharing their stories of culture and language.
• The NAIDOC Week Collection, including Shelley Ware Guest Curates and more, will live on the NITV Muy Ngulayg hub, a dedicated streaming hub on SBS On Demand that provides a platform for First Nations storytelling including First Nations films, documentaries and TV series from Australia and around the world that illuminate inner knowledge, traditional culture and lore.

SBS’s National NAIDOC Week activation proudly continues the work set out in SBS’s Elevate Reconciliation Action Plan 2022-2026. This plan outlines SBS’s commitment to reflecting, exploring and embedding First Nations stories, knowledges, cultures and languages across the network, and to connecting the oldest continuous culture on Earth with the newest Australians.

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The ABC is celebrating NAIDOC week with a collection of special content across all platforms headlined by the primetime premiere of That Blackfella Show airing on Saturday 5 July at 7.30pm on ABC TV and ABC iview.

NAIDOC Week 2025 will be held across the country from July 6-13, with the theme this year of The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy.

Led by ABC Indigenous, the ABC will showcase Indigenous storytelling across its screen, audio and digital platforms, including variety special That Blackfella Show hosted in front of a studio audience by Ernie Dingo, ABC News Breakfast’s Bridget Brennan, and Isaac Compton. Guests include Steph Tisdell, Dane Simpson, Kevin Kropinyeri, Jimmy Barnes, Abbie Chatfield, Outback Tom and Barkaa with musical performances by award-winning duo Electric Fields, Maningrida’s all-female rock group The Ripple Effect Band, and ARIA-nominated singer-songwriter Miss Kaninna.

Head ABC Indigenous, Kelrick Martin said: “National NAIDOC Week invites all Australians to come together, listen deeply, and celebrate the strength, resilience, and rich heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The ABC is proud to showcase powerful stories across all our platforms and create space for First Nations communities to be seen, heard, and respected.”

triple j will present Blakout Day on Sunday 6 July, featuring First Nations music throughout the day and interviews with artists including Jessica Mauboy and Barkaa. On Double J, Take 5 with Zan Rowe will feature a NAIDOC-themed episode with Outback Tom on Friday 11 July, while Weekend Mornings with Yumi Stynes will showcase all First Nations music from 8am on Sunday 6 July. Classic Albums revisits Coloured Stone’s iconic debut Koonibba Rock on Monday 7 July, and Live at the Wireless will broadcast Emily Wurramara’s 2025 WOMADelaide set on Tuesday 8 July. A new collaborative audio special from Double J and ABC Radio will also celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander songwriters.

ABC Country will present a special feature on Roger Knox, the Koori King of Country. In a unique partnership between Saturday Night Country and Radio National’s Awaye! with Rudi Bremer, Knox reflects on his incredible life and the release of his new album Buluunarbi and The Old North Star. Saturday Night Country will also dedicate its 12 July episode to NAIDOC Week, hosted by Beccy Cole and featuring music from Kankawa Nagarra, Loren Ryan, Emma Donovan, Troy Cassar-Daley, Archie Roach, Kev Carmody and more. This is Indigenous Country will return with a refreshed playlist of outstanding First Nations country artists, available on ABC Country and via the ABC Listen app.

On Radio National, Big Ideas will present two powerful NAIDOC Week specials. On Monday 7 July, Post-Referendum Voices: Where Do We Go From Here? (recorded at the Melbourne Writers Festival) will feature a conversation with Daniel Browning, Ben Abbatangelo, Thomas Mayo and Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts on the path forward following the Voice referendum. On Wednesday 9 July, Yuin woman and researcher Dr Jodi Edwards presents Unbroken Whispers: Finding Our Way Back to Sea Kin and Country, which follows whale migrations along the East Coast to revive cultural knowledge and songlines.

All week, ABC TV and ABC iview will feature NAIDOC-themed programming including the screening of the Namatjira Project documentary on Sunday 6 July, the film Spear, starring Aaron Pedersen on Sunday 13 July and a dedicated Gardening Australia episode.  ABC News will cover the NAIDOC Awards, and the ABC News Indigenous Affairs team will feature a story on Mitch Tambo, aligning with the release of his new track Blackfella and a performance at UNSW during NAIDOC Week. 

For younger audiences, Play School will share educational short-form content across Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts. Highlights include Charles Passi teaching the song Taba Naba (6 July), a Dreamtime story of the frilled-neck lizard told by Ranger Nabako (7 July), and a performance of the Noongar-language song Woordawoort about dragonflies, sung by Miah and Matt (10 July). ABC Kids Early Education has also curated a selection of viewing and listening resources for early years classrooms, community events and homes, helping educators introduce the significance of NAIDOC Week to young children. These include multimodal learning materials available via the ABC Kids Early Education website.

ABC Kids Listen will release a special NAIDOC edition of its popular News Time podcast on Friday 4 July, with all daily news bulletins from 7–11 July dedicated to First Nations stories and voices.

ABC Education has a curated resource hub featuring NAIDOC Week materials for schools including a special release of official 2025 education resources, developed in partnership with the National NAIDOC Committee and Culture is Life.

Location: UTS Campus (Ultimo) & Macquarie University Campus (North Ryde)

Position Type: Full-Time

Reports To: Station Manager

Are you passionate about community media and love working with people? 2SER is looking for a dynamic Volunteer Coordinator to lead our vibrant volunteer community!

In this role, you’ll:

• Onboard and support new volunteers
• Coordinate training and development pathways
• Foster a positive and inclusive volunteer culture
• Manage volunteer engagement and communications
• Help shape the future of community radio

What You Bring:

• Strong organisational and communication skills
• Experience in volunteer or community engagement
• A passion for radio, podcasting, or digital media (bonus!)

Be part of a creative, collaborative team making a real impact to amplify diverse voices across Sydney!

For more information or to apply email Station Manager Cheryl Northey at StationManager@2ser.com

NOVA Entertainment has announced the launch of Skye & Callum, a brand new podcast hosted by reality TV personalities and real-life best friends Skye Wheatley and Callum Hole, debuting June 12.

After first hitting it off in the jungle on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, the duo are now bringing their unfiltered friendship straight to your ears. Packed with their trademark laughs, chaos and no-holds-barred conversations, Skye & Callum will be available on the Nova Player and all major podcast platforms.

From unfiltered chats about influencer drama and cosmetic surgery to the truth behind their relationships, no topic is off limits for these two. Every episode will dive headfirst into their lives on and offline, with plenty of laughs along the way.

Skye Wheatley became a household name after appearing on Big Brother in 2014 and took home the crown on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in 2024. A mum of two and one of Australia’s most well-known influencers, Skye shares the highs and lows of motherhood, renovation life with her partner Lachlan, and all things beauty, fashion and fitness with her dedicated online following.

Callum Hole first appeared on Love Island Australia in 2022, where his quick wit and spontaneous energy made him an instant standout. He went on to star in Love Island Games and placed third on I’m a Celebrity…, where he struck up an unforgettable friendship with Skye. With his signature Welsh accent and headline-making humour, Callum has become a social media favourite and a regular on red carpets and reality shows around the globe.

Skye Wheatley said of the podcast launch, “I’m so excited for people to finally hear this. Cal and I are such a fun duo, and we’ve been dying to share our chats. We’re chaotic in the best way. Expect lots of laughs, a bit of madness, and some very real moments.”

Callum Hole added, “I’m honestly buzzing to be doing this with Skye. Ever since we became besties in the jungle, we’ve wanted to create something together and now it’s here! There’s a lot of juicy stuff coming and it’s going to be unfiltered, unhinged and totally us. We don’t hold back.”

Rachel Corbett, NOVA Entertainment’s Head of Podcasts, said, “Skye and Callum are naturals behind the mic and their chemistry makes you want to be in the room with them. They’re honest, hilarious and completely open with every aspect of their lives.  We know listeners are going to be hooked from the first episode.”

Skye & Callum is a Nova Podcast with new episodes released weekly

Listen now on the Nova Player or wherever you get your podcasts

About Nova Podcasts

The Nova Podcast network brings together an extensive and diverse stable of award-winning content, featuring voices of authority, influence and expertise across all key content verticals. Nova Podcasts features a growing slate of high-quality original content as well as premium audio content from partners including One Daydream, Johns Media, Schwartz Media, Fear & Greed, The Australian, Sky News Australia, The Daily Telegraph, Fox Sports, news.com.au and many more. Nova Podcasts are available on the Nova Player and wherever listeners access their podcasts.

Each of the copyright collecting societies, Australasian Performing Right Association Limited (“APRA”), Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society Limited (“AMCOS”), Phonographic Performance Company of Australia Limited (“PPCA”), Copyright Agency Limited (“Copyright Agency”), Audio-Visual Copyright Society Limited (“Screenrights”), Australian Writers’ Guild Authorship Collecting Society Limited (“AWGACS”) and Australian Screen Directors Authorship Collecting Society Limited (“ASDACS”), subscribes to a code of conduct. In its original form, the Code came into effect in July 2002. The most recent update came into effect on 20 May 2025.

A copy of the Code is available on each Society’s website or from the Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies website https://www.copyrightcodeofconduct.org.au/code and can be downloaded or, if requested, a copy can be supplied by post.

Compliance by participating collecting societies with the Code’s standards of conduct is the subject of an independent annual review. The Code Reviewer for this purpose is former Federal Court judge and former President of the Copyright Tribunal of Australia, The Hon Kevin Lindgren AM, KC. His current task is to review the Societies’ compliance with the Code during the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025.

The Code allows for interested parties to make submissions to the Code Reviewer concerning a collecting society’s compliance or non-compliance with the Code. If you wish to make a submission, please inform the Code Review Secretariat at the address:

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