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SCA's Dave Cameron doubles down on key demos as 2Day and Triple M stall
'It just means stronger connections for advertisers and better results for our clients.'
by Natasha Lee – Jun 18, 2025
Kyle and Jackie O to headline IMAA’s inaugural audio event
KIIS FM stars to keynote audio-focused event for indie media agencies in Sydney.
by Tom Gosby – Jun 11, 2025
Media Roundup: Sydney Uni paper uninvites journo, Warnings over mushroom trial coverage, News Corp v NRL, Play School's court date, and Toys 'R' Us collapses (again)
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 6, 2025
Clive Dickens' new venture tackles AI head-on
'A lot of consultancies lack real-world experience. We’ve been at the coalface. We’ve procured the hardware, worked with the engineers, and reviewed the code.'
by Natasha Lee – Jun 4, 2025
SCA reshapes LiSTNR leadership to drive next phase of digital audio growth
SCA’s decision to recalibrate LiSTNR’s leadership isn’t just about structure, it’s about intent.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 3, 2025
Media Roundup: Nine's new hire, Karvelas' gender bias claim, Kmart's big revamp, Reality tops TV spend and new 007 rumours fly
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – May 23, 2025
Free TV broadcasters invest $1.6b in Australian content
Free TV broadcasters dedicated 88% of programming expenditure to Australian content in 2023–24, including $408 million on news and current affairs.
by Tom Gosby – May 22, 2025
The Mel Robbins Podcast tops Australian Podcast Ranker once again for April
It's the fourth month in a row the podcast has topped the rankings.
by Natasha Lee – May 21, 2025
'It’s about being maverick': Lauren Joyce on Kyle & Jackie O, cost cuts, and the future of ARN
'There's been a lot of criticism around the show, but I think people forget it's still brand new to Melbourne audiences.'
by Natasha Lee – May 20, 2025
Southern Cross Media hits back at board spill push from Sandon Capital
SCA called Sandon’s actions a “considerable distraction” and an “unnecessary cost.”
by Natasha Lee – May 12, 2025
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