Sydney

The Sydney market had a pretty stable survey, with movements all under one share point.

2GB remained steady in number one position on 12.6% overall.

WS FM consolidated its second place position with a rise of 0.5 to 9.8%

Smooth FM was third, up 0.7 to 8.7%, followed closely by KIIS1065, up 0.2 to 8.6%

ABC Sydney, slipped into fifth place, dropping 0.2 share points to 8.3%.

2GB won breakfast ahead of KIIS and WSFM (both tied for second place), then ABC Sydney. 2GB won every other weekday shift and smooth won weekends.

KIIS won 10-17s, followed closely by Nova. The 18-24 demographic was won by Nova. KIIS won 25-39s, WSFM won 40-54s and 2GB won the over 55 age groups.

Melbourne

3AW had the biggest jump in Melbourne this survey and Nova suffered the biggest fall.

Top station 3AW gained 1.4 share points to 16.2%.

Smooth fm moved into second place, cracking double figures, up 1.0 share points to 10.5%.

ABC Melbourne was third, down 0.2 to 9.7%.

Fourth place was shared by Fox and Gold, which both gained slightly and tied at 9.3%.

Nova was in fifth place, down 1.1 to 6.9%, falling from being in the eights to the sixes, well behind the top four stations.

3AW dominated the breakfast timeslot, ahead of ABC Melbourne. 3AW won all other timeslots in the market.

Nova won the 10-17 demographic, Fox won 18-39s, 3AW won all the over 40 demographics.

Brisbane

FM97.3 had the biggest fall in the Brisbane market this survey, while 4KQ had the biggest rise. Talking Lifestyle882 slipped below 1.0 overall.

Top station Nova consolidated its lead with a rise of 0.5 to 13.5% overall.

Second placed 97.3 slipped 1.2 to 10.7%.

Hit105 was in third place, up 0.4 to 10.5%, followed closely by stablemate Triple M, up 0.3 to 10.3%.

ABC Brisbane was fifth, up 0.2 to 9.1%.

Breakfast was won by ABC Brisbane, with Nova close behind, with both stations increasing their breakfast audience size this survey. Nova won all other shift timeslots in the market.

Nova won the 10-17 demographic, Hit won 18-24s, Nova won 25-39s, Triple M won 40-54s, 4KQ won 55-64s and ABC Brisbane won the over 65 demographic.

Adelaide

Triple M had the biggest fall of the survey, dropping from second to fifth position. ABC Adelaide had the biggest gain this survey.

Top station Mix 102.3 slipped 0.7 to 12.4%.

ABC Adelaide regained second place, up 1.5 to 11.6%.

Third placed Nova919 slipped 0.2 to 11.0%.

FIVEaa was in fourth place, down 0.6 to 10.8%, followed by Triple M, down 1.4 share points to 10.7%

ABC Adelaide won breakfast ahead of FIVEaa. Triple M won mornings and afternoons, Nova won drive, ABC Adelaide won evenings and weekends.

Nova dominated the 10-17 demographic, HIT won 18-39s, Mix won 40-54s, Cruise won 55-64s and ABC Adelaide won the over 65s.

Perth

Hit 92.2 took the biggest hit of the survey, dropping by 2.1 share points, 6ix had the biggest rise, up by 0.9. With more falls than gains, the Perth market has an unaccounted-for 1.2 share points this survey that may have gone to other unlisted stations.

Mix 94.5 held top position despite slipping by 0.3 to 13.7%.

Second placed Nova 93.7 fell 0.3 to 12.2%.

Hit 92.9 dropped 2.1 to 9.6%, tied for third place with triple j, up 0.4 to 9.6%.

Fourth placed 96fm dipped 0.6 to 9.1%, tied with ABC Perth, down 0.2, also on 9.1%.

6PR was in fifth place, up 0.6 to 8.0%.

Nova 937 won breakfast ahead of Mix and ABC Perth. Mix won mornings and afternoons, Nova won drive, 6PR and Mix both tied for ownership of the evening timeslot and Nova won weekends.

Nova won 10-17s, Hit won 18-25s, triple j won 25-39s, Mix won 40-64s and ABC Perth won the over 65s.