Adelaide radio ratings: New No. 1 breakfast crew and winning station
There’s a new breakfast winner pushing the ABC’s Stacey Lee and Nikolai Beilharz out of top spot in Adelaide’s latest radio ratings results. See who the winners and losers are.
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There have been more dramatic shockwaves in the latest Adelaide radio ratings results with FIVEaa brekky duo David Penberthy and Will Goodings stealing Aunty’s crown.
ABC Adelaide’s breakfast duo Stacey Lee and Nikolai Beilharz, who are also on the AM dial, had been in top spot all year.
But Penberthy and Goodings have emerged triumphant with 14.6 share points, up 0.8 from last survey.
It’s been a good week for Goodings, who has just been named co-anchor of 7News Adelaide’s weekend bulletin, alongside Rosanna Mangiarelli.
Co-hosting the 6pm bulletin on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, Will, son of legendary Seven presenter Graeme Goodings, starts his new role this week.
That result gives them a firm lead because Lee and Beilharz plummeted by 4.1 share points to 12.5 to finish in second spot.
Third place has gone to NOVA 919’s Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton, who are also the kings of breakfast on the FM dial for the second consecutive survey.
The duo gained 1.1 share points, to finish with 11.9.
ADELAIDE RADIO RATINGS
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Triple Mark Ricciuto, Chris Dittmar and Laura O’Callaghan are in fourth place with 9.4 (down 0.6), followed by SAFM’s Bec Morse, Andrew “Cosi” Costello” and Anthony “Lehmo” Lehmann with 8.5 (down 0.1).Mix 102.3’s Ali Clarke Breakfast Show, is still in sixth spot at 8.3, after a 0.3 gain.
And, in another shock shuffle, Nova 919 is now Adelaide’s top-rating station overall with 11.8, after a gain of 0.8. ABC Adelaide, which was in top spot last survey, is now in seventh place. Mix was runner-up followed by FIVEaa, Cruise, SAFM and Triple M.
Originally published as Adelaide radio ratings: New No. 1 breakfast crew and winning station
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