How do the staions and their marketing and PR teams see the results for Survey 2?

The Spin is in

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Kyle & Jackie O top the numbers game for a single market in Survey 2, gaining 60,000 listeners for a total of 622,000.
 
Ross & Russel (3AW) regained some of their losses from Survey 1, up 47,000 to 598,000, while Chrissie Sam and Browny at Nova moved into third spot with a gain of 57,000 to 544,000.
 
Bogart Torelli & Glenn Daniel, Fitzy & Wippa and Fifi Fev & Nick all have over 500,000 listeners in their individual markets.

Coles Radio is at the top of the DAB+ chart nationally with 235,000 listeners, leading MMM CLASSIC ROCK (204,000) and Double J (198,000).

Survey 2 results available here.

Ace Radio’s 3MP made a re-entrance into the Melbourne GfK Survey this year with an Easy Music format.

The beginning of a new year and a number of new line-ups give the stations a new chance to spin the results.

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Australia’s DAB+ digital radio-only stations attracted a weekly audience of 2.35 million people in 2020, an increase of 15% from 2.04 million in 2019, according to GfK data released by Commercial Radio Australia.
 
The weekly audience for all DAB+ stations, including AM and FM stations simulcasting on DAB+, reached 4 million*.
 

Radio plays an important part of everyday life over the holiday season, with GfK’s 2021 Summer Listening Report showing Australians are more likely to listen to media than watch it over summer.
 
Radio was particularly important to younger people, with nearly one in two listeners aged between 10 and 24 saying they would “feel lost” if they couldn’t listen to radio for a week.
 

The commercial radio industry has reported a strong year on year increase in the number of Australians listening to radio on their mobile phones.
 
Nearly 2.5 million people, or 17% of the population in the five metro markets, listened to live and local radio via their phones at some point each week in the December quarter, according to Commercial Radio Australia.