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ARN and Global's new podcast partnership
ARN’s iHeart becomes the exclusive Australian ad sales partner for Global’s podcast slate, while Australian titles expand onto the UK-based Global Player.
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

iHeart celebrates 60 straight weeks as nation's #1 podcast publisher
Corey Layton: 'It's proof that iHeart is delivering the scale, consistency, and content quality that audiences love and advertisers trust'.
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

Jack Post announces shock exit from The Christian O’Connell Show
Christian O’Connell: 'He didn’t need time off. He was still leaving.'
by Natasha Lee – May 19, 2025

ARN launches new ad campaign for Kyle & Jackie O in Melbourne
ARN has unveiled a new Melbourne marketing push for The Kyle & Jackie O Show, highlighting its unfiltered style with the campaign tagline "Radio Gone Rogue!"
by Tom Gosby – May 19, 2025

Media Roundup: ABC's 'bias' warning, SCA's boardroom 'shake-up', WPP's rebrand drama, Disney's DEI backtrack and Markle's legal woes
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – May 12, 2025

Media Roundup: ARN stands firm on Kyle & Jackie O, The rise of AI interviews, RØDE's US buy and Apple’s Safari gamble
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – May 9, 2025

ARN unveils bold three-year transformation slashing $40m in costs
Hamish McLennan: 'This is about unlocking our potential, becoming a business where data, agility, and creativity lead'.
by Natasha Lee – May 8, 2025

Duncan Campbell: Kyle & Jackie O set for slow but steady Melbourne comeback
'Kyle acknowledges that the launch last year wasn't as successful as we had hoped, and we've made a lot of changes.'
by Natasha Lee – May 1, 2025

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