In the wake of Kyle and Jackie O\u2019s departure, KIIS FM has plummeted to a new low in Melbourne \u2014 falling behind ABC Melbourne in the latest radio ratings results.<\/p>\n
With rotating hosts after the blow up of its $200m duo in February, KIIS FM has fallen to a 4.8 per cent market share in the crucial breakfast slot, down from a 5 per cent share in the previous survey.<\/p>\n
KIIS is now attracting fewer breakfast listeners than the ABC\u2019s struggling duo of Bob Murphy and Richelle Hunt \u2014 the latter filling in for Sharnelle Vella on maternity leave \u2014 who picked up from 4.9 to 5.3.<\/p>\n
When Jase Hawkins and Lauren Phillips were dumped in 2023 for the networked Kyle Sandilands and Jackie \u2018O\u2019 Henderson they were rating 9.1.<\/p>\n
Since Kyle and Jackie O started here in April 2024 their highest ratings in Melbourne were 6.1.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere in breakfast the ever consistent Christian O\u2019Connell on GOLD FM dropped from 10 to 8.7.<\/p>\n
He was surpassed by new leaders, Nova\u2019s Jase, Lauren and Clint, who went up to 10.4 with FOX FM\u2019s Fifi, Fev and Nick close behind on 10.<\/p>\n
SEN breakfast lifted again to 6.3 to draw level with Triple M\u2019s Mick In the Morning.<\/p>\n
Last survey was the sports station\u2019s strongest-ever radio ratings result.<\/p>\n
3AW\u2019s breakfast juggernaut of Ross Stevenson and Russell Howcroft gained one per cent to claim a 20.1 share, while mornings host Tom Elliott rose by 1.1 to 16.3 per cent and afternoons and drive also gained listeners.<\/p>\n
Raf Epstein in ABC Melbourne mornings went up 1.4 per cent, afternoons with Brigitte Duclos doubled its audience to 5 and Charlie Pickering in drive also went up by 2.5 per cent.<\/p>\n
Nova\u2019s Fitzy, Wippa and Kate were winners in drive, rising from 9.5 to 10.5.<\/p>\n
GOLD FM retained its lead in afternoons despite a slight drop to record 13.7 \u2014 Eddie McGuire and Karl Stefanovic\u2019s show started on June 12. Now without Karl, the next survey will tell a better story for solo host McGuire.<\/p>\n
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