Survey 1 : Gold Coast

Other stations lost 7.9 with Hot Tomato gaining 5.8, Triple M gaining 2.5 and Brisbane stations gaining 1.8. Nova 106.9 leads Brisbane stations with 3.2 whilst 4BH tripled its listeners.

Bendigo

Triple M increased by 3.0 and retained as #1. They took listeners from Hit 91.9 and Triple J in the under 25 age groups and only 1.4 behind Hit 91.9 in 10-17.

Cairns

Triple M gained more than Hit 103.5 to claim #2 whilst ABC Far North lost less than Triple J to claim #4. Star 102.7 and Hit 103.5 share under 25 listeners with Star 102.7 also replacing ABC Far North as #1 in 65+.

Survey 3 : Gold Coast

Triple J was the only station to gain listeners. They have moved from the 18-24 age group to 25-39. In 18-24 they switched to Sea FM whilst Hot Tomato and Triple M sharing 10-17.

Wollongong

i98 FM has lost listeners but still remains #1. In the 10-17 age group they lost 15.0 with Wave FM slightly down. Locally listening have moved to ABC Illawarra with Nova 96.9 and Triple M gaining listeners. Alternative stations made the biggest gain up 4.2.

Townsville

Hit 103.1 has become #1 by gaining 3.7 whilst Triple M fell by 2.9. It was achieved with increased listeners thoughout the day.

Sunshine Coast

Mix FM has become #1 with Hot FM losing listeners in all age groups including 10.2 in 10-17 and 20.4 in 18-24.

Mix FM has also claimed #1 in breakfast and apart from morning retaining their listeners thoughout the day.

Survey 2 : Gold Coast

The Gold Coast radio audience is fragmented with Brisbane stations included in the survey. Nearly a third of listening is with other stations. It is the 40 years & older exploring alternative radio options.

Mackay

Star 101.9 increased by 5.2 and retained as #1. Year-on-Year the 10-17 age group fluctuates with Star 101.9 falling 24.7 which was shared equally between the 2 SCA stations.

Hobart

7HO FM lost 2.8 but remain the #1 station. Triple M increased listeners in the under 40 age groups with Hit 100.9 adding 9.1 in 18-24.

Hit 100.9 replaced 7HO FM as #1 in breakfast and drive and Triple M now #1 in the evening.

Cairns

Triple M gained 1.5 but Hit 103.5 retained #2 whilst Triple J gained 1.6 to claim #4 from ABC Far North. 18-24 age group is competitive with little separating Star 102.7 and Hit 10.5 and separating Triple M and Triple J.

Launceston

Chilli FM dominate daytime whilst in the evening evenly spread between the stations.

Chilli FM is #1 under 40 and split listeners with Triple J between 18-39. Whilst LAFM and ABC Northern Tasmania is most popular in 40 and over.

Darwin

Hot 100 is #1 under 40, Mix 104.9 in the other age groups whilst ABC Darwin is most popular in 65+.

Ipswich

Brisbane stations represent 40% of listening. River 94.9 lose listeners to B105 and Triple J between 25 and 54 whilst Triple M is most popular in 55-64 age group.

Ballarat

With Ballarat circled by other stations they represent 30% of listening. Other stations listening grows with age as Power FM listeners decline.

Cairns

Year-on-Year Star 102.7 retains #1. They are popular in all age groups except 65+ where ABC FNQ and 4CA have their most listeners.

Bundaberg

ARN's Hitz 93.9 is #1 in all except 65+. Triple M is only 2.1 behind in the 40-54 age group whilst 4BU and ABC Wide Bay mirror each other.

Bendigo

Triple M has become #1 by gaining 2.0 whilst Hit 91.1 fell by 1.4. It was achieved with increased listeners thoughout the day.

Mildura

Triple M claimed #2 by gaining 2.5 whilst River 1467 lost 1.6. River 1467 is #2 in morning and Triple J gains listeners through the day.

Gympie

With the availability of Sunshine Coast stations they receive over 40% of listening. Zinc 96.1 peaks in 55-64 age group, Triple J in 25-39 and ABC Sunshine Coast in 65+.