Radio ratings: Adelaide’s second survey of 2024 shakes things up in the Brekky slot
Has Mix 102.3’s Max & Ali made it to No. 1 or is Triple M still on top in the brekky timeslot? Results for the second radio ratings survey for 2024 are in.
SA News
Don't miss out on the headlines from SA News. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A couple of small victories have caused a shake up in Adelaide’s breakfast radio ratings, but the winners in the timeslot are more than holding their ground.
Triple M still has the highest-rating breakfast show, hosted by Mark Ricciuto, Chris Dittmar and Laura O’Callaghan in the second radio ratings survey of the year.
The FM station recorded 14.9 share points in the timeslot, up 0.3 from last survey.
The result was 2.1 share points ahead of its nearest competitor, Mix 102.3’s Max & Ali in the Morning, which finished runner-up with 12.8, up 1.0.
It’s a good result for Mix – last survey, Max Burford and Ali Clarke were in third place.
In Survey 2, FIVEAA breakfast duo David Penberthy and Will Goodings slipped 0.8 to finish third with 11.8.
Next up, was ABC Adelaide’s new breakfast presenters Sonya Feldhoff and Jules Schiller, who started the year in fifth place with 9.5 share points.
This survey they are up 1.4 share points – the biggest gain in brekky – to finish fourth with 10.9.
The increase in listeners is, no doubt, due to the two finding their feet in the timeslot.
Nova 919’s Jodie Oddy and Andrew Hayes were fifth with 9.9, after suffering the biggest loss in the timeslot of 1.5.
SAFM’s Bec Morse and Mark Soderstrom remain in sixth spot, with 8.2, after a 0.3 gain.
Mix is Adelaide’s No. 1 station for the second survey in a row, up 1.0 to 14.2. Triple M is runner-up with 12.4 (up 0.8), followed by Nova 91.9 on 10.0 (down 1.3)
More Coverage
Originally published as Radio ratings: Adelaide’s second survey of 2024 shakes things up in the Brekky slot
Innovation underpins ROH Wheels’ surging turnaround
ROH Wheels is still going strong after almost 80 years, with the Adelaide-based firm doubling down on a renewed interest in home grown innovation.
Child safety front and centre in teacher registration overhaul
In a move to improve child safety, the South Australian teacher registration system will receive a $7m overhaul featuring real-time qualification and background checks.