Adelaide radio ratings: Nova breakfast pair Jodie Oddy and Andrew Hayes in top ahead of longtime no. 1 Triple M

After two years, there’s a new leader in Adelaide breakfast radio ratings, with a number of shows falling in the latest results.

FIVEAA’s Will Goodings and David Penberthy fell in the latest radio ratings. Picture: FIVEAA

There’s a new leader in Adelaide breakfast radio with Nova 919’s Jodie Oddy and Andrew Hayes securing top spot after two years of Triple M dominance.

Oddy and Hayes emerged triumphant in the latest radio ratings survey, with a 1.0 share point boost lifting them to 13.8 and a slight edge over Triple M’s previously all-conquering breakfast hosts Mark Ricciuto, Chris Dittmar and Laura O’Callaghan.

The trio, who had won 17 consecutive surveys in the all-important timeslot, dating back to 2023, finished runner-up with 13.6 share points, despite a 0.4 jump.

It’s been a meteoric rise for Nova’s duo in 2025, who were in fourth place in the year’s opening survey.

Jodie Oddy and Andrew Hayes. Picture Emma Brasier

Triple M breakfast presenters Mark Ricciuto, Laura Callaghan and Chris Dittmar Picture: Supplied

Mix 102.3’s new breakfast duo Hayley Pearson and Max Burford maintained third position as the FM band continued to command the early mornings, ahead of traditional leaders FIVEAA and ABC 891.

ABC Adelaide breakfast presenters Jules Schiller and Sonya Feldhoff recorded 10.8, dropping 0.9 and into fourth place, just ahead of FIVEAA’s David Penberthy and Will Goodings with 9.7, with the talkback pair suffering the biggest fall in the timeslot (-1.1).

Mix 102.3 breakfast co-hosts Hayley Pearson and Max Burford. Picture: Supplied

SAFM breakfast show's Emma Georgiadis and Bernie Vince. Pics: Supplied.

SAFM’s Bernie & Emma G – Best Mates for Breakfast retained sixth spot with 8.3, as co-host Emma Georgiadis prepares to go on maternity leave next month. Belinda Sloane will fill her shoes alongside Bernie Vince for the next three months.

In the drivetime slot, Triple M’s interstate duo Billy Brownless and James Brayshaw fell for the second straight survey, losing another point to finish in third with 10.2, behind Nova and Mix.

FIVEAA Stephen Rowe and Tim Ginever enjoyed the biggest rise in the timeslot, picking up 2.2 share points which was good for fourth place.

Adelaide radio ratings released on June 17, 2025.

Overall, Mix has retained its title as Adelaide’s favourite station. It was No. 1 with 14.4, followed by Nova on 11.9 and Triple M on 11.6.

Originally published as Adelaide radio ratings: Nova breakfast pair Jodie Oddy and Andrew Hayes in top ahead of longtime no. 1 Triple M