Outcomes of our 2025 investigations

Program or issue	Station/licensee	Description	Outcome	Report published
The Kyle & Jackie O Show	KIIS 1065 / Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation Pty Ltd	Decency, complaints handling	Breaches of 2.2 [generally accepted standards of decency]Breach of 10.11 [respond to complaint in 30 days] of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice 2017(ref. ACMA report)	1 October 2025
The Kyle & Jackie O Show	KIIS 1011 / Double T Radio Pty Ltd	Decency, complaints handling	Breaches of 2.2 [generally accepted standards of decency]Breach of 10.11 [respond to complaint in 30 days] of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice 2017(ref. ACMA report)

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found multiple breaches of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice in broadcasts of The Kyle and Jackie O Show, following extensive investigations into content that went to air between August and December 2024.

The ACMA’s investigations resulted in breach findings against the broadcast licensees, Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation Pty Ltd (KIIS 106.5) and Double T Radio Pty Ltd (KIIS 101.1). The Australian Radio Network (ARN) is the owner of the KIIS network.

The ACMA found three breaches of decency rules by the Melbourne licensee, KIIS 101.1, for content broadcast on the program, as well as a breach of the complaint handling rules.

The ACMA found four breaches of the decency rules by the Sydney licensee, KIIS 106.5, as well as a breach of the complaint handling rules.

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.

These investigations are in addition to earlier 2025 investigations, which found three breaches of the Commercial Radio Code of Practice. In total, the ACMA has found 12 breaches this year alone.

ACMA Chair Nerida O’Loughlin said the findings into the Kyle & Jackie O Show indicate there are systemic issues with the program.

“The Kyle & Jackie O Show has repeatedly and deliberately aired content that is vulgar, sexually explicit and deeply offensive,” Ms O’Loughlin said.

“Even after previous breaches and the employment of additional censors required by the ACMA, the program continues to broadcast content that is unacceptable to the community.

“ARN as the licensee of these stations appears unwilling or unable to rein in these presenters. As a result, the ACMA is currently considering enforcement actions so that ARN takes full responsibility for the content broadcast on their stations,” Ms O’Loughlin said.

When Leroy Creed-Jones stepped onto the AFTRS campus in Sydney in February this year, he wasn’t just starting a new course – he was stepping into a new chapter of his life. After nearly a decade away from work and study, the Pitta Pitta, Kalkadoon, Gungarri and Quandamooka man from Brisbane found himself surrounded by community, opportunity and optimism for the future. 

“I’d become pretty much a homebody, and I knew I wasn’t going to get anywhere staying in Brisbane,” Leroy said. “With a passion for radio I saw this as a big opportunity for me to make something of myself.”  

Encouraged by his brother Kerrod Meredith-Creed – an AFTRS graduate who now works in the School’s First Nations team – Leroy successfully applied for the Graduate Diploma in Radio and Podcasting (GDRP), thinking he might do it part-time and even online. But at First Nations Orientation Week (held the week before whole-of-School Orientation) he felt so at home he decided to stay. And a big part of that feeling came from meeting “brother” Micah Kickett, a Wilyakali man from Broken Hill, who opted for part-time remote study while working in Canberra. 

While their journeys are different, their connection was instant and their bond with each other – and subsequently with fellow students and lecturers – has helped them to thrive throughout the course.   

Micah Kickett

“Because I’ve got a full-time job and other things that I do … sometimes it feels like it gets a bit too much,” Micah said. “But then when I speak to Leroy, it kind of gives me that sense of hope to be like, ‘Nah, if brother can do it, I can do it too’.  

“Even though I’m an online student and Leroy is on campus, it really helps just knowing that I’ve got him there. We chat constantly and keep each other informed, and if I’m struggling I’ll just call him.” 

After studying media and law at university, Micah spent eight years practicing as a lawyer. But the “burning desire” for a more creative path was always in the back of his mind. In 2019, he gave stand-up comedy a go – a bold step towards something different – but it still didn’t quite scratch the itch. One day while driving to work a strong feeling of “uncertainty” came over him that led to a sequence of events that would change his life’s course. 

“I didn’t go into work that day,” Micah recalled. “I took a left turn, then a right turn, and I rolled into the ABC. I’m like, ‘Hey I’m Micah Kickett, is there any way I could get some experience?’ They gave me a microphone and said, ‘Here you go, get some interviews’.” 

Micah got back in the car and immediately heard a radio announcement calling for trainee radio broadcasters at a community station. So he went straight there, signed up for the training and 10 weeks later was a lawyer by day and community radio volunteer broadcaster by night. This, along with his freelance ABC interviews, led to his current job as the CBAA First Nations Affairs Reporter at Parliament House. 

Micah then met Kerrod and GDRP Course Convenor Natalie Pozdeev at a CBAA conference and realised AFTRS would be the perfect career complement to “learn about podcasting and sharpen my skills”.  

Leroy Creed-Jones | Photo by Flore Vallery-Radot

Leroy, who had previously studied screen media at the Bachelor Institute, said the GDRP also sparked a deeper curiosity in podcasting for him, and broadened his understanding of the wider world of audio storytelling and career possibilities. 

“When I first came to AFTRS I was just thinking about radio, I wasn’t thinking about all the other stuff, like podcasting and voiceover,” he said. “It made me realise how big radio is and all the other opportunities out there.” 

Leroy said along with key skills, the course had taught him a lot about the audio industry, the importance of audience and how to work collaboratively to produce engaging content. One highlight was working on Show Radio, at Sydney’s Royal Easter Show, where he got hands-on experience across a range of roles – from presenting to panelling and producing. He said it also helped him connect more deeply with his peers. By dropping his guard and letting his personality shine through, Leroy discovered the power of bringing his authentic self to his work. 

“At first, I wasn’t really being myself, I’ll be honest about that,” he said. “But as I started being [at AFTRS] longer, getting along with the other classmates, I started actually being myself and opening up a bit more,” he said. 

“At Show Radio they absolutely loved some of the things that come out of my mouth … I was cracking them up, even though I wasn’t trying to be intentionally funny; I was just being myself.”

Natalie Pozdeev said it was always rewarding to see that kind of growth. She emphasised the space in the industry for everyone – and that leaning into your personality is not just accepted, but encouraged. 

“What we find is the radio industry wants you to be the best version of you, so your most authentic self, and to show up exactly as that,” she said. “That’s what we find works really well.” 

Micah said while he also thought Show Radio was a highlight, what he loved most about the course went deeper than the exercises. 

“All the tasks and the assessments are quite enjoyable, and just learning how to produce stories and do radio announcements are great skills to have, but in all honesty, it’s also just the overall AFTRS experience,” he said.  

“The lecturers have been very compassionate and very understanding because I know that both Leroy and I have had issues where we’ve had to request extensions and they genuinely understand – like they understand things about the importance of family and sorry business and you feel very supported from that cultural sense as well. 

“And I also feel really supported by the non-indigenous students. I’ve seen how, on campus, they’ve really taken Leroy in and how supportive they are. It’s just cool to see.” 

With Leroy planning to graduate at the end of this year and Micah hopefully the year after, the pair say they are now brothers for life. 

“Leroy inspires me so much,” Micah said. “He’s relocated from his family, left his comfort zone, and is creating something for himself. It really helps to keep me going.” 

And this inspiration goes well beyond the AFTRS community, according to brother Kerrod. 

“Leroy has 11 nieces and nephews and when he goes home to Brisbane they’re all asking, ‘Uncle Leroy, what are you doing? What are you doing?’ And they’re showing genuine interest in the radio course,” Kerrod said. “I think it’s really cool. He’s inspiring the next generation of our family to follow their dreams and chase what they want to do.” 

Micah echoed that sentiment. “We’re not just learning for ourselves. We’re showing our communities what’s possible. We’re proving that our voices matter.” 

Triple M is set to light up the 2025 Telstra NRL and NRLW Grand Finals with unmatched live coverage, delivering every tackle, try, and match-defining moment with the most passionate call in the game.

As the Broncos and Storm prepare for a blockbuster decider, and the Roosters and Broncos battle for NRLW supremacy, Triple M has fans covered from dusk to dawn with the best analysis, laughs, and live calls across the network.

In the lead-up to Grand Final weekend, Triple M’s local Breakfast shows will deliver all the latest footy news and big-name guests, while The Rush Hour with Maroon & Hindy (NSW) and The Rush Hour with Dobbo & Elliott (Queensland) will set the agenda each afternoon. Listeners will also get their footy fix from Triple M’s league shows, including The Saturday Scrum, NRL Daily and The Journos podcast.

On Grand Final Day – Sunday, 5 October – coverage begins from midday with The Sunday Sin Bin, as Gorden Tallis, James Graham, Buzz Rothfield, and Ben “Dobbo” Dobbin, bring league fans all the colour, excitement, and feverish build-up to the huge day, live on Triple M.

At 3:30pm, attention turns to the NRLW Grand Final, with two dynasties colliding as the Brisbane Broncos and Sydney Roosters battle for bragging rights as the greatest women’s team in the professional game. Anthony Maroon, Olivia Higgins, Aaron Woods, and Kat Haddad will be on the call.

Then, at 6:30pm, the NRL Grand Final takes centre stage. With the Broncos and Storm splitting wins in their two clashes this year, the decider promises to be one of the most tightly contested in recent history. Triple M’s unrivalled commentary team, Dan Ginnane, Gorden Tallis, James Graham, and Ben Dobbin, will guide fans through every moment, with trademark passion and insight that has made Triple M the #1 NRL audio broadcaster.*

Ewan Giles, SCA Head of Sports Content, said: “We’re pumped to give league fans more of what they love this weekend: the most passionate and exciting call in the game. From the Broncos and Storm in a mouth-watering Grand Final clash, to two dynasties colliding in the NRLW, this is what footy fans live for. Triple M’s wall-to-wall coverage is exactly why we’re the #1 audio broadcaster in the NRL.”

Triple M’s Grand Final Day Coverage:

• The Sunday Sin Bin (from midday): Gorden Tallis, James Graham, Buzz Rothfield, and Ben Dobbin
• NRLW Grand Final (from 3:30pm): Anthony Maroon, Olivia Higgins, Aaron Woods, and Kat Haddad
• NRL Grand Final (from 6:30pm): Dan Ginnane, Gorden Tallis, James Graham, and Ben Dobbin

The #1 NRL audio broadcaster, Triple M, reaches more than 434,000 listeners across Brisbane and Sydney each week.* Coverage of the 2025 NRL & NRLW Telstra Grand Final beginfrom midday, Sunday 5 October, live on Triple M and on demand via LiSTNR.

Source: GfK Radio 360 Ratings. Metro Survey 5, 2025. Sydney / Brisbane. – Thursday 1800-2200, Friday 1800-2000, Saturday 1200-1700, Sunday 1200-1600. P10+ / People 10-69 / People 25-54. Cume Reach / Market Share %.

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.  

About

All The Best is a podcast and radio program where emerging Australian storytellers learn how to make audio stories. ATB is a weekly podcast and community radio show produced at FBi Radio , in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne. ATB is also broadcast nationally on the Community Radio Network.

We’re looking for a Programming & Community Coordinator to help build and nurture the All The Best storytelling community. This role is all about supporting emerging audio makers, coordinating volunteers, and fostering programming that brings new voices to the airwaves.

Key Details

• Commitment: ~7.5 hrs/week (42 weeks annually)
• + 12 days co-administering the Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship Program
• Potential for role to expand with grant funded projects
• Type: Part-time 2-Year Fixed Term ($37/hr + 12% super)
• Location: Sydney-based. Some regular hours need to be completed weekly with the All The Best team, other hours can be completed flexibly.
• Reports to: Executive Producer

What You’ll Do

• Host monthly community events (one online, one in-person)
• Coordinate volunteers, recruit and onboard new contributors
• Run creative challenges, workshops, and mentorship activities
• Manage community communications (newsletter & WhatsApp)
• Build and maintain partnerships with creative/educational organisations
• Track engagement metrics and support reporting

What We’re Looking For

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• A passion for storytelling and community media
• A commitment to accessibility, diversity, and inclusion
• Experience (or interest) in volunteer coordination and event facilitation
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively

Send any questions to: phoebe@allthebestradio.com

Apply via google form

Applications close 6pm, Friday 10th October 2025.

About

All The Best is a podcast and radio program where emerging Australian storytellers learn how to make audio stories. ATB is a weekly podcast and community radio show produced at FBi Radio , in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne. ATB is also broadcast nationally on the Community Radio Network.

ATB are currently looking for a Digital Trainee to join All The Best and The Wire, two leading national community radio programs. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in media, marketing, communications, digital content, and audio production. You’ll learn how to translate radio and podcast stories into engaging online formats while building skills in social media, digital production, and audience engagement.

Key Details

• Commitment:
  • Period 1: 3 Nov – 19 Dec 2025 → 4 hrs/week (All The Best only)
  • Period 2: 1 Feb – 30 Jun 2026 → 11 hrs/week (split between All The Best & The Wire)
• Type: Casual fixed term. Paid role ($30/hr + 12% super)
• Location: In-person OR Remote/flexible

What You’ll Do

• Manage and publish content on websites (WordPress CMS)
• Create and schedule social media posts across platforms
• Adapt radio and podcast content into engaging digital formats
• Work with producers to source digital assets (images, graphics, video)
• Contribute to audience reporting and analytics
• Occasionally assist with news stories, surveys, and cross-station projects

What We’re Looking For

• Confidence in managing social media and writing engaging copy
• Audio and/or video recording and editing skills (or interest in learning)
• Organisational skills and ability to juggle tasks across two teams
• Familiarity with (or interest in learning) WordPress and analytics
• Enthusiasm for radio, podcasting, journalism, and community media

 To apply: Send your CV and a short cover letter to kwame@allthebestradio.com

Hear the commercials here: CANTEEN’S RADIO COMMERCIALS

Several of Australia’s major commercial radio networks – SCA, ARN and Nova Entertainment – are coming together for the first time to support young people impacted by cancer through Canteen’s Bandanna Day.

From 1 October, a radio commercial featuring radio royalty Hamish Blake (SCA), Michael “Wippa” Wipfli (Nova Entertainment) and Woody Whitelaw (ARN) will air across all three networks. The campaign, running throughout October, demonstrates radio’s unique ability to spark conversations and unite communities for an important cause. These voices are part of Australians’ daily lives, bringing trust and familiarity to Canteen’s message, especially when it comes to something as deeply personal as cancer.

Canteen’s Bandanna Day, held on 30^th October this year, is the charity’s flagship fundraising and awareness campaign. An iconic event, supported by schools, workplaces and individuals around the country, Bandanna Day has raised more than $35 million. As Canteen celebrates their milestone 40^th year, the charity – founded by young Australians, for young Australians – is embracing its spirit and trying something new and bold.

Pictured: Siona Hardy, CEO of Canteen Australia

“This incredible show of unity from Australia’s biggest radio networks sets a new benchmark for an industry-wide collaboration,” said Siona Hardy, CEO of Canteen Australia.

“Bandanna Day comes at a critical time. We are seeing more young Australians being diagnosed with more aggressive and progressed cancers. And we don’t know why. Bowel cancer alone has surged by 370%.

“With 85% of our funding coming from the community, partnerships like this are vital to ensure Canteen can continue to deliver life-saving and life-changing support to young people impacted by cancer.

“We hope this collaboration inspires other industries to unite in driving donations that provide real support when it’s needed most – and to send a powerful message to young Australians impacted by cancer: you are not alone.”

Lizzie Young, CEO of Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA), said: “This campaign represents a defining moment for commercial radio, as our members – ARN, Nova Entertainment, and SCA – have united for an important cause. By turning up the volume on Canteen’s Bandanna Day, we’re rallying Australians to stand alongside young people facing cancer.”

“Bandanna Day holds a special place in our hearts at UM. We brought the networks together because we know the difference Canteen makes for young people impacted by cancer. It’s powerful to see what’s possible when we unite behind a cause that matters, and we’re proud to play our part in amplifying it,” said Andrew Clift, Managing Partner, UM.

Sources:

1. https://www.bandannaday.org.au/bandanna-day
2. https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/cancer/cancer-in-adolescents-young-adults-australia-2023/contents/summary

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Sydney, 01. October 2025

METRO MARKETS:

Sydney Radio 360 Survey 5, 2025

Melbourne Radio 360 Survey 5, 2025

Brisbane Radio 360 Survey 5, 2025

Adelaide Radio 360 Survey 5, 2025

Perth Radio 360 Survey 5, 2025

REGIONAL MARKETS:

Canberra Survey 3, 2025

Gold Coast Survey 2, 2025 

Newcastle Survey 2, 2025

Archive:

Archive of Previous Surveys

1	Hamish & AndyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	855,315	1,629,095
2	ABC News Top StoriesAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	821,367	2,478,730
3	Mamamia Out LoudMamamia	Mamamia	586,668	1,624,936
4+1	Sky News Australia UpdateNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	466,847	834,941
5+4	ConversationsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	449,342	2,818,254
6-2	The Case OfAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	440,467	1,954,224
7+5	Life UncutARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	411,704	886,689
8	ABC News DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	410,314	1,095,341
9+6	The ImperfectsLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	362,840	593,976
10	Squiz TodaySquiz Media	Squiz Media	361,337	733,842
11-5	ShamelessShameless Media	Shameless Media	360,726	616,583
12-1	Dan Does FootyDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	350,538	463,376
13+6	SEN BreakfastSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	342,818	1,297,048
14-7	The Kyle & Jackie O ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	333,362	1,093,400
15-2	The DailyNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	314,288	925,396
16-2	Happy Hour with Lucy & NikkiLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	312,497	507,817
17-1	I Catch Killers with Gary JubelinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	302,739	651,631
18+9	The FrontNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	301,473	623,769
19+1	Australian True CrimeBravecasting	Acast	298,984	761,196
20+9	No FilterMamamia	Mamamia	296,264	688,434
21-3	It’s A Lot with Abbie ChatfieldLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	291,267	539,768
22+41	BronwynNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	271,502	488,443
23-6	The Daily AusARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	266,682	610,698
24	The UpdateNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	266,144	491,001
25+12	If You’re ListeningAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	264,060	840,491
26-1	The Howie GamesLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	262,560	569,731
27-5	True Crime ConversationsMamamia	Mamamia	261,163	575,398
28	Stuff You Should KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	250,484	814,795
29-8	Full StoryGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	247,388	659,628
30-4	7amSolstice Media	Solstice Media / NOVA Entertainment	244,172	698,294
31+4	Politics NowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	223,873	697,237
32-1	On Purpose with Jay ShettyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	218,883	416,384
33-10	Dear RachelleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	217,473	384,752
34-4	The QuickyMamamia	Mamamia	216,391	759,109
35+1	MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious StoriesWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	209,022	535,312
36-4	ABC SPORT DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	207,251	319,429
37+4	She’s On The MoneyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	206,434	462,043
38-5	Global News PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	198,922	697,397
39-5	Triple M Footy AFLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	198,131	391,073
40	New Heights with Jason and Travis KelceWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	186,593	225,687
41-1	Ben Fordham LiveNine Radio	Nine	181,453	335,256
42-3	MorbidWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	177,152	418,204
43	Armchair Expert with Dax ShepardWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	171,632	369,411
44	Backstage with Cooper & Matty JohnsJohns Media	NOVA Entertainment / Johns Media	164,744	264,454
45+1	The BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	159,537	457,205
46+5	CommSec Market UpdateLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	152,928	338,988
47+14	WhateleySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	150,984	687,346
48+8	Triple M Rocks Footy NRLLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	144,986	281,171
49+4	RedHandedWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	144,734	305,681
50+2	No Such Thing As A FishAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	144,106	356,783
51+9	Life and Crimes with Andrew RuleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	143,739	298,587
52-14	The Mushroom CookNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	142,863	347,799
53+2	Smosh Reads Reddit StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	134,481	263,590
54+5	7News HeadlinesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	132,470	234,193
55+3	SBS News In DepthSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	131,191	469,957
56-9	Dyl & FriendsClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	129,475	223,475
57	All In The MindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	127,771	367,258
58+19	The Rush Hour with JB & BillyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	123,642	230,452
59-11	everybody has a secretShameless Media	Shameless Media	122,427	192,169
60+11	AMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	122,257	439,475
61+7	Late Night LiveAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	121,790	698,447
62-12	KICPODLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	121,142	205,032
63-18	ExpanseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	119,609	362,901
64+2	No One Saw It ComingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	119,577	380,400
65+5	Bizarre with Mick Molloy and Titus O’ReilyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	114,214	221,431
66-12	Darling, Shine!LiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	114,114	177,078
67+8	Style-ishShameless Media	Shameless Media	113,955	170,058
68-3	The Mushroom Trial: Say GraceNine Radio	Nine	111,587	217,736
69-27	Nine NewsNine Radio	Nine	110,529	188,123
70+9	Straight Talk with Mark BourisNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	110,016	168,382
71-9	The Ezra Klein ShowNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	108,302	172,005
72-5	The Morning EditionNine Publishing	Nine	107,339	270,092
73-4	My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia HardstarkARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	104,071	271,823
74-2	SBS News UpdatesSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	100,813	346,281
75+7	Dr Karl PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	99,486	277,573
76+24	Global Roaming with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish MacdonaldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	97,988	283,379
77+11	ChanticleerNine Publishing	Nine	96,040	131,492
78-5	The SpillMamamia	Mamamia	94,530	353,235
79-15	Levels PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	90,990	117,170
80+10	Chat 10 Looks 3DM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	90,307	141,651
81-7	Outspoken the PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	89,127	144,691
82-4	Behind the BastardsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	88,241	199,973
83+10	Roy and HG – Bludging on the BlindsideAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	87,608	200,848
84+2	What’s That Rash?Australian Broadcasting Corporation	–	86,598	272,662
85+6	Health ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	86,429	389,180
86-10	InheritedShameless Media	Shameless Media	85,020	124,897
87+2	Ladies, We Need To TalkAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	84,536	209,433
88-4	Everyone Has An ExMamamia	Mamamia	84,015	185,533
89-6	The FinNine Publishing	Nine	83,767	115,652
90+66	StalkedBBC	ARN / iHeart	81,244	127,037
91+11	Crime InsidersLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	78,227	185,999
92-11	High ScrollersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	77,194	135,236
93+5	Cautionary Tales with Tim HarfordARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	75,515	133,254
94-7	Murder With My HusbandARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	74,305	153,227
95+1	The Footy with Broden KellyClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	74,193	133,183
96+32	Football WeeklyGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	73,801	139,778
97-12	The Kick it Forward PodcastClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	73,134	104,746
98+13	Radio National BreakfastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	72,034	377,569
99+5	MIDMamamia	Mamamia	70,499	184,999
100-20	Secrets We KeepLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	69,866	150,497
101+4	Australian Birth StoriesDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	69,857	130,827
102-7	MrBallen’s Medical MysteriesWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	69,778	166,079
103+23	Hear Me OutNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	69,701	88,319
104+2	Today in FocusGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	68,746	162,781
105-11	Aunty Donna PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	67,317	145,254
106-5	FEAR & GREED | Business NewsNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	67,002	245,404
107+3	The Infinite Monkey CageBBC	ARN / iHeart	66,355	129,329
108-11	Fitzy & Wippa with Kate RitchieNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	65,979	137,581
109+18	Good Weekend TalksNine Publishing	Nine	65,941	81,768
110-7	Not StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	64,348	141,808
111+28	You’re Dead to MeBBC	ARN / iHeart	64,015	124,830
112+19	Quick SmartAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	63,655	119,057
113+1	The Money PuzzleNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	62,758	122,165
114+10	Motley Fool MoneyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	60,436	125,254
115+58	Something To Talk AboutNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	59,902	97,632
116-67	The Grade CricketerDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	59,767	104,367
117+152	Fifi, Fev & Nick – 101.9 The Fox MelbourneLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	59,646	77,005
118+2	The Psychology of your 20sARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	59,141	99,786
119+11	Life MattersAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	58,696	273,863
120-7	Fast Five by Fear and GreedNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	58,024	92,688
121+32	UnravelAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	57,575	194,603
122+29	3AW Mornings with Tom ElliottNine Radio	Nine	57,436	131,729
123-14	Everyone RelaxLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	56,744	129,598
124+52	The Science ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	56,685	174,511
125-18	Background BriefingAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	56,364	153,154
126-5	Big IdeasAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	55,886	188,890
127-35	Vain-ishLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	54,016	78,704
128+1	True Crime with Kendall RaeAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	53,818	116,907
129-17	Two Doting Dads with Matty J & AshARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	53,782	90,561
130+7	Betoota TalksDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	53,697	77,243
131-16	From The NewsroomNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	52,948	76,870
132-33	The Tim Dillon ShowAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	52,865	72,698
133+42	Mick in The Morning with Roo, Titus and RosieLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	51,786	124,318
134-11	HackAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	51,747	167,189
135-13	NRL 360News Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	50,922	85,801
136-1	You BeautyMamamia	Mamamia	50,744	171,493
137-1	SportsdaySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	50,713	177,866
138-4	TradiesClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	50,547	88,522
139+46	3AW is FootballNine Radio	Nine	48,991	148,040
140-24	British ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	48,888	124,218
141-24	Six Tackles With GusNine Radio	Nine	48,865	70,380
142-10	Betrayal: WeeklyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	48,265	109,839
143-18	The Sounding BoardSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	48,148	108,937
144	It Could Happen HereARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	47,536	105,903
145+19	NightlifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	46,808	299,180
146-1	We Don’t Have Time For ThisWe Don’t Have Time For This	We Don’t Have Time For This	46,040	94,720
147+73	Smoke Screen: Deadly CureARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	45,629	97,434
148+123	MAFS Funny PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	45,526	58,615
149+22	ABC AFL DailyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	45,376	117,295
150+58	In Our TimeBBC	ARN / iHeart	45,311	101,896
151-11	AmericastBBC	ARN / iHeart	45,304	89,502
152	Ricki-Lee, Tim & JoelNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	44,639	105,253
153+48	What The Duck?!Australian Broadcasting Corporation	–	43,557	181,063
154+11	Snapped: Women Who MurderWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	43,463	108,860
155+108	Football DailyBBC	ARN / iHeart	43,064	121,519
156+7	The World TodayAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	43,045	111,036
157-15	Matty & CronkNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	42,248	63,684
158	VIC News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	42,164	65,401
159-1	Motive & MethodNine Radio	Nine	41,717	80,728
160-10	Matt & Alex – All Day BreakfastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	41,453	90,589
161+8	The Broski Report with Brittany BroskiAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	41,399	66,740
162-19	The Missing MatterPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	41,292	77,355
163+7	Nothing To WearMamamia	Mamamia	41,215	105,549
164-4	Eddie and JimmyNine Radio	Nine	40,769	75,560
165+49	Hard ForkNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	40,479	58,209
166+6	Big Business with Brittney SaundersNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	40,451	68,191
167+38	The Economy, StupidAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	40,297	84,256
168-21	Against The OddsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	40,261	110,155
169+12	The Documentary PodcastBBC	ARN / iHeart	40,170	170,154
170+16	This Is Actually HappeningWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	39,576	88,733
171+53	Rear VisionAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	39,441	102,406
172+19	AIN’T THAT SWELLDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	39,437	71,872
173-5	How To Fail With Elizabeth DayARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	38,744	74,877
174-13	Drive with Joel & FletchSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	38,318	146,360
175-23	The Jess Rowe Big Talk ShowLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	38,050	66,486
176+13	Australian PoliticsGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	38,014	61,858
177+7	How I Built This with Guy RazWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	37,989	97,453
178-11	Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date UpdateARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	37,750	181,453
179-46	Murder, Mystery & MakeupAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	37,481	88,880
180-6	Real FootyNine Publishing	Nine	37,334	64,015
181-35	Willow Talk Cricket PodcastLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	37,176	58,597
182+43	JAM Nation with Jonesy & AmandaARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	37,127	161,936
183+67	The CircusDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	36,966	45,560
184+14	The Bulwark PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	36,755	102,590
185	WA News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	36,687	50,528
186+16	Imagine ThisAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	36,612	362,878
187-7	Somehow Related with Dave O’Neil & Glenn RobbinsNine Radio	Nine	36,432	81,473
188-40	3AW Breakfast with Ross and RusselNine Radio	Nine	36,117	88,861
189-12	The Why Files: Operation PodcastAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	36,041	92,318
190+5	Racing Pulse with Michael FelgateRSN Racing & Sport	RSN Racing & Sport	35,998	164,230
191	Listen to the StoryARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	35,991	37,275
192	SerialNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	35,990	101,833
193-14	ScamfluencersWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	35,899	73,545
194+2	Browny’s PodcastNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	35,384	55,867
195+2	Skye & CallumNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	35,022	47,299
196	SBS To the ExtremeSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	34,868	40,633
197	NSW News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	34,405	48,157
198+9	Desert Island DiscsBBC	ARN / iHeart	34,197	75,104
199+29	Saturday ExtraAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	33,927	146,212
200-45	167 PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	33,756	42,813
201-18	The Hard Ball Gets AFL ShowWest Australian Newspapers	West Australian Newspapers	33,695	52,201
202+8	SBS Cantonese – SBS廣東話節目Special Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	33,459	136,842
203-10	Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh SzepsDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	33,395	57,491
204+25	Morning Glory with Matty JohnsSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	32,820	52,279
205-5	Business WarsWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,619	100,805
206-49	The Truth About AmyARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	32,519	64,743
207-25	Dino DomeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	32,412	327,037
208	The National BriefingLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,135	66,952
209	The Fairbairn PodcastDM Podcasts	LiSTNR (SCA)	32,118	57,624
210+30	The Hook UpAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	31,946	72,332
211+11	ok storytimeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	31,782	98,755
212+25	Squiz KidsSquiz Media	Squiz Media	31,611	101,312
213+10	The MinefieldAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	31,459	71,118
214-76	PMAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	31,377	80,710
215-6	Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra JudgeARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	31,367	75,315
216+72	Crunch TimeSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	30,994	72,782
217+17	The Nutrition CouchARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	30,812	52,019
218-19	The HeadlinesNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	30,509	54,688
219+48	Jase & LaurenNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	30,404	106,779
220-26	American ScandalWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	29,925	68,346
221	QLD News BulletinsNine Radio	Nine	29,775	40,487
222-5	Stuff They Don’t Want You To KnowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	29,748	90,784
223	13 Minutes to the MoonBBC	ARN / iHeart	29,341	61,895
224+2	FOX FOOTY PodcastsNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	29,194	62,991
225	SACKED: AFLNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	28,825	49,950
226-34	REDACTED: Declassified Mysteries with Luke LamanaWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,729	56,097
227-8	Breakfast with VossySports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	28,512	107,091
228+11	Mornings with Mark LevyNine Radio	Nine	28,432	62,131
229+7	Hamish & Andy’s Remembering ProjectLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	28,390	75,862
230+59	Insiders PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	28,237	61,680
231-19	200 PLUSClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	27,982	40,364
232-16	Law ReportAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	27,783	66,026
233-2	Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,765	52,927
234+22	Dr Justin Coulson’s Happy FamiliesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,568	101,890
235-29	Off The Record with Buzz & WebbyNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	27,553	38,905
236+9	Lu & JarchLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,519	68,189
237+1	Paul Murray LiveNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	27,503	62,796
238+11	True Crime All The TimeWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	27,346	55,496
239-26	CredlinNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	27,084	60,609
240	The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie SantosARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	27,042	44,908
241+14	NewshourBBC	ARN / iHeart	26,666	109,022
242+2	Serialously with Annie EliseAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	26,506	60,177
243-16	SwindledARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	26,486	45,745
244+21	The Daily StoicWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	26,434	92,390
245-104	Hotter Than YesterdayNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	26,330	32,391
246	Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen YangARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	26,161	40,002
247+34	Drive with Jacqui FelgateNine Radio	Nine	25,759	53,414
248+18	Giddy Up with Gareth HallSports Entertainment Network (SEN)	Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)	25,739	100,143
249+47	The Christian O’Connell ShowARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,614	94,436
250-84	F1 NationAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	25,575	36,983
251-97	Revisionist HistoryARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,563	63,091
252+28	Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4BBC	ARN / iHeart	25,506	54,333
253	This Working LifeAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	25,486	53,194
254+32	Carrie & TommyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	25,282	60,784
255+6	The Bolt ReportNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	25,218	55,382
256-8	Where’s Your Head At?NOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	25,150	33,861
257+7	The Lady VanishesARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	25,095	71,948
258-71	Cancelled with Tana MongeauAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	25,057	39,397
259	Future TenseAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	24,937	56,647
260+22	Prime Time with Bec WilsonNine Radio	Nine	24,851	44,879
261+34	15 Minutes with the BossNine Publishing	Nine	24,756	37,763
262+11	The Teacher’s PetNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	24,713	53,971
263+30	6 Minute EnglishBBC	ARN / iHeart	24,690	57,488
264-60	But Are You Happy?Mamamia	Mamamia	24,511	75,385
265-103	F1: Beyond The GridAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	24,488	40,645
266+25	Odd LotsARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	24,344	63,827
267+8	The Minds of Madness – True Crime StoriesAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	24,171	52,760
268-15	The Grandstand Cricket PodcastAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	24,155	39,520
269+10	History DailyWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	23,736	71,874
270-49	Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and WoodsyLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	23,733	39,375
271-29	Breaking Points with Krystal and SaagarARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,603	57,148
272-37	This Is ImportantARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,318	39,949
273-15	The Buck Up with Kate Langbroek and Nath ValvoARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	23,196	38,106
274-6	Smosh MouthAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	23,094	45,135
275-23	Car Trip TriviaNOVA Entertainment	NOVA Entertainment	22,976	64,933
276+18	Politics Weekly AmericaGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	22,972	35,465
277	Life of BrianClubby Sports	Clubby Sports / ARN / iHeart	22,949	34,256
278+9	Do Not Open This Book by Andy LeeLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	22,910	73,120
279-68	Malevolent Mischief: True Stories of HorrorARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	22,904	44,676
280	Download This ShowAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	22,337	45,328
281-3	ABC RewindAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	22,247	59,535
282-50	Witness: William TyrrellNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	22,190	46,519
283-23	Something Was WrongAudioboom	ARN / iHeart	22,061	74,358
284	Secrets of the UnderworldPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	22,006	43,491
285	She Rises with Ashy & TijanaPodshape	Podshape / NOVA Entertainment	21,840	46,320
286	Radio National PresentsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation	–	21,816	49,214
287-169	The Gangster’s GhostNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	21,700	40,386
288-139	The RetrievalsNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	21,631	34,666
289	SBS Arabic24Special Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	21,547	73,343
290+9	SBS News in Easy EnglishSpecial Broadcasting Service	Special Broadcasting Service	21,411	108,635
291-44	3AW Wide World of SportsNine Radio	Nine	21,341	44,656
292-133	The Final Word Cricket PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	21,289	48,459
293-36	The Late Braking F1 PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,989	32,583
294-22	The Generation Why PodcastWondery	LiSTNR (SCA)	20,987	42,319
295-52	BINGEDARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,854	36,700
296	Shandee’s StoryNews Corp Australia	News Corp / NOVA Entertainment	21,140	46,662
297	The Audio Long ReadGuardian Media Group	Guardian Australia / Acast	20,667	48,434
298	A Life of GreatnessLiSTNR (SCA)	LiSTNR (SCA)	20,625	39,324
299-2	Not Another Crime PodcastARN / iHeart	ARN / iHeart	20,599	40,581
300	Modern LoveNew York Times	ARN / iHeart	20,406	29,695

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ABC International and Pacific Media Network (PMN) have announced a new partnership designed to foster career development opportunities and empower Pacific voices in media. 

Under the partnership, the ABC will provide an annual two-week work placement for a Pacific broadcast journalist from PMN. This “Sio ‘atu” initiative – which means “to look ahead, beyond the present towards possibilities” in Tongan – will provide a PMN journalist with international exposure, advanced skills training, and networking opportunities at the ABC. 

Don Mann, CEO of the Pacific Media Network, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership. “The National Pacific Media Trust (the owner and operator of the PMN) has a Trust Deed obligation to develop a robust pipeline of Pacific broadcast talent in New Zealand. This partnership with ABC International is a significant step in fulfilling that obligation and is a testament to the high-calibre talent we’ve developed. The ‘Sio ‘atu’ placement will provide an invaluable opportunity for our journalists to refine their skills and gain international experience, which will in turn strengthen our overall journalistic capabilities when they return and share their new knowledge with our team.”

Claire Gorman, Head of ABC International, stated, “ABC International is deeply committed to empowering Pacific voices to narrate Pacific stories, enriching content for both domestic Australian and international audiences. This new initiative formalises our commitment and strengthens our ties with a key source of high-calibre Pacific journalistic talent. We are proud to partner with Pacific Media Network to further our shared goal of professional development and cultural exchange within the media industry.”

The “Sio ‘atu” placements will be offered to PMN employees, who will be selected based on their commitment to Pacific journalism, relevant experience, and potential for professional growth. The partnership will be reviewed annually by ABC and PMN to ensure its continued success and relevance.