Gold 104.3 begins 2020 with big numbers, leading all stations with 1.182 M listeners, from Nova96.9 (1.123) and Nova100 (1.074M) while FoxFM (1.067M) is the only other station with over one million listerners.

triple j has also begun the year well by breaking their reach record in the 5 cities for the second time running, attracting 2.249 million listeners each week.

GfK and Commercial Radio Australia have released the Finance & Investments category report, providing media agencies and radio sales teams an overview of some of the additional survey data available to them via Gold Standard software.
 
Key Insights include:
 

The number of listeners to Australian commercial radio is at a record high according to the latest data collected in the CRA’s annual listening summary, prepared by GfK.
 
10.891 million people listened to commercial radio each week across the five metro markets in 2019, up by 1.4% on 2018.
 
Of those 10.891 million people, 10.4% are aged 10-17, 11.6% are aged 18-24, 26.7% are aged 25-39, 22.5% are aged 40-54, 12.6% are aged 55-64 and 16.2% are aged 65+.
 

2020, a new decade and a new beginning for several stations, with line-up changes now pretty much cemented into place for another year.

The spin for the final survey of 2019 begins.

Make sure you refresh the page throughout the day to see how the stations view the end of year results.

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Triple M’s gain of 1.0 now gives them 18.5 and a clear lead on the ABC’s 11.9, while Hit106.9 and triple j both lost some audience and are equal on 11.8.
 
NEWFM also had a slight gain, adding 0.8 to move to 8.9, with 2HD adding 0.5 to 6.7.
  

Local stations still dominate the Gold Coast market, and Hot Tomato is the number one station in the latest GFK survey for the Gold Coast/Tweed Heads.
 
While easing slightly from 13.4 to 12.9, GOLDFM dropped 1.9 down to 12.0, with Hit90.9, formally SEAFM, also easing 0.4 to 9.0.
 

Edge Digital is the clear leader in Sydney with 123,000 listeners, leading ABC Jazz (97,000) and KIIS 90’s 81,000.
 
In Melbourne Coles Radio remains at the top with 85,000 listeners, ahead of Gold 80’s (70,000) and The Fox OldSkool (65,000)