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BY RadioToday Network July 4, 2024
What's New July 6, 2022
Canberra GfK survey 2: Mix 106.3 still leads the way
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It remains in second place and just ahead of ABC Canberra (12.6) and triple j (9.6).
Canberra FM Radio Content Director Rod Cuddihy says “I’m so proud of both our Breakfast teams! Kristen & Nige – produced by Bill Bradley on MIX106.3 – increase the number of listeners tuning into the show, joining Ned & Josh – produced by Michael Farrer on HIT104.7 – as equal No.1 for the most number of listeners in Canberra.”
“And we’re humbled by the way Canberrans have continued to welcome Bronte Langbroek to MIX106.3 Drive this year. Together Bronte and Wilko – produced by Haylee Potts – increased their No.1 market share even further.”
Canberra FM Radio General Manager Craig L. W. Wagstaff says “To again see MIX106.3 and HIT104.7 as #1 and #2 AND have – by far – more listeners than any other station in the Canberra region is certainly pleasing and rewarding for our entire team, all of whom play a specific part in these results and all of whom enthusiastically dedicate themselves to their work.”
“Our stations being atop various measures is, of course, something we remain humbled by, particularly amid a survey period with market distractions and a Federal Election, though today’s strong results also serve as another great reminder for us to remain sincerely appreciative of the significant support we receive from the audience, our community, the many commercial partners who entrust us with their brands and the not-for-profit sector to whom we feel a genuine obligation to continue to try and highlight.”
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BY Sarah Patterson July 4, 2024
What is going on with Hit? Those results are appalling.
In the capital city markets, ABC metropolitan stations don’t dominate the talk/spoken word market.
Canberra is the only market where either an ABC metropolitan and RN outrating 2CC. It has been doing so for a long time.
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Anthony, Canberra bucks the talk market trend, Belfield in the land of the Wangal and Darug Peoples of the Eora Nation
Considering the survey dates, I would hazard a guess that the Federal Election had a play in the results in S2. Watch Hit gain those 4 points back in S3.