smoothfm 95.3 headlined Sydney radio waves at an 11.8 share, down 0.5, with 2GB at 11.4, down 0.2, according to the GfK Radio Ratings.
KIIS1065 leads breakfast in Sydney with a 15.3 share, up 1.4, and ahead of GOLD104.3 at 11.2.
In Melbourne, 3AW was up 1.6 to 13.5 overall and it increased its breakfast lead 2.4 to 19.
Head of programming for the Smooth Network, Peter Clay, described the results as absolutely incredible.
"Smooth is delivering audiences in record numbers because, every day, we focus on creating a product that genuinely resonates with listeners, across the generations, and provides an environment Australians can connect with," he said.
NOVA Entertainment’s CEO Peter Charlton said he remains focused on delivering a product that attracts the largest audiences possible while providing a commercial environment that drives real impact for clients.
"We strive to combine the creativity and consistency that sets NOVA apart, delivering results for our partners and fostering connections with listeners across the country," he said. "As always, our results today reflect this dedication.”
Lauren Joyce, ARN chief audience & content officer, said the results are a clear sign of the momentum building.
“From Christian O’Connell reclaiming #1 in Melbourne to Kyle & Jackie O cementing their place as Australia’s biggest show and Hayley & Max accelerating to #2 in Adelaide, ARN is delivering audiences in Australia’s biggest markets and right across the country,” said Joyce.
Matthew O’Reilly, SCA Head of Broadcast Content, said: SCA continues to lead with the Audience That Matters (25-54) in today’s Survey 5 results.
"Consistency is our strategy, and today’s survey results show it’s paying off across the country with growth across six of our breakfast shows," he said.
"We’re thrilled to see flagship shows like Fifi, Fev & Nick and Mick in the Morning continue to grow in Melbourne, while Adelaide has a new #1 station.
"Brisbane remains a powerhouse with Triple M and B105 leading the market, and Sydney’s momentum is building with both 2Day FM and Triple M lifting in Breakfast. These results are a testament to the strength of our brands, the talent of our teams, and the loyalty of our listeners.”
Greg Byrnes, Nine’s national content manager, described the 3AW result as stunning with gains across the day and a big increase in listeners 40+.
"In Sydney, 2GB's audience is holding firm and the station remains the clear number for talk and entertainment," he said.
“If you're not listening to our live commentary and analysis of football right across the week you're missing out and these figures show we're the clear number one for coverage of both the AFL and NRL.”
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