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ANNUAL REPORT 2006–2007 SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN MUSIC AMPCOM AUSTRALIAN MUSIC PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE

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ANNUAL REPORT 2006–2007

SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN MUSIC

AMPCOMAUSTRALIAN MUSIC PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE

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CONTENTs

Chairman’s Report 1

Members of the Committee 2

Objects of AMPCOM 3

The Australian Music Performance Code 5

Australian Music Content Return 9

Production of New Australian Music 14

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ChAIRMAN’S REPORTAustralian artists continued to stream over the airwaves in 2006-2007, with the likes of Eskimo Joe, Rogue Traders and Silverchair as some of the most broadcast artists of the year. As interim chair of AMPCOM, I am gratified to see radio broadcasters’ continued commitment to the Commercial Radio Codes of Practice (the Code) through their ongoing support for Australian artists.

AMPCOM is a voluntary association of individuals from the music and radio industries who come together to monitor and report on commercial radio adherence to the Code. We ensure each station in the country broadcasts homegrown talent to continue to foster the development of the Australian music scene and showcase the creative diversity of Australian talent.

AMPCOM is pleased to present this year’s annual report which outlines the compliance by the commercial radio industry with the Commercial Radio Codes of Practice that relate to the playing of Australian music on radio.

I extend my warmest thanks to the AMPCOM committee for their continued dedication to Australian music.

Stephen Peach Interim Chair of AMPCOM

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stephen Peach Australian Recording Industry Association (‘ARIA’) Representative

Joan Warner Commercial Radio Australia (‘CRA’) Representative

Terry Noone Musicians’ Union Australia Representative

Peter Hebbes AM Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners’ Society (‘AMCOS’) Representative (Hebbes Music Group)

Damian Trotter Australasian Performing Right Association (‘APRA’) Representative (Sony/ATV)

Abigail shelley ARIA Representative

Dean Buchanan CRA Member Representative (DMG Radio)

steve Molchanoff CRA Member Representative (2UE)

simon Whipp Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance Representative

MEMBERs OF THE COMMITTEE

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The Australian Music Performance Committee (AMPCOM) is a voluntary association comprising of an independent chairman and representatives of Commercial Radio Australia (CRA), the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), the Australian Music Publishers’ Association Ltd (AMPAL) represented currently on AMPCOM by delegates from APRA and AMCOS, the Musicians’ Union of Australia and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA). Representatives of the Australian Broadcasting Authority (ABA) may attend committee meetings in the capacity of observers.

THE OBJECTs OF AMPCOM ARE:

To maximise the exposure of Australian music on commercial radio, having due regard to the availability of appropriate broadcast-worthy material and the needs and preferences of the Australian listening public;

To monitor the commercial radio industry’s observance of the Australian Music Code of Practice (the Code);

To monitor the music industry’s production of Australian music performances and composition;

To monitor the effects of the Code on performers, composers, producers of sound recordings, musicians and broadcasters;

To review the operation of the Code and to recommend changes to it as considered necessary; and

To consider such other matters, relevant to the above objects, as the committee thinks fit.

OBJECTS OF AMPCOM

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IN PURsUANCE OF THEsE OBJECTs:

a. The committee will meet at least quarterly;

b. CRA will use its best endeavours to ensure that stations treat the Code requirements as a “safety net” only, in anticipation that the majority of licensees will exceed the requirements, subject to the availability of suitable material;

c. CRA undertakes to provide regular reports to AMPCOM (including but not limited to stations’ APRA log returns) on the performance by CRA members in relation to the Code, and to produce and publish an annual report (in the event no such report is published by the Australian Communications and Media Authority) which will show individual licensees’ performances;

d. ARIA undertakes to provide regular reports on the production and viability of sound recordings featuring Australian and non-Australian music in the categories identified in the Code;

e. The parties agree that, having regard to the current nature of the Australian music industry and the extent to which Australian artists perform Australian compositions, the interest of Australian composers are protected by the Code. The situation will be monitored; and

f. AMPCOM will be responsible for deciding into which category each station’s format falls, if a dispute about that matter arises.

(These objectives are “Attachment A” to the Code, the balance of which is reproduced within this report.)

OBJECTS OF AMPCOM (CONTINUED)

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ThE AUSTRALIAN MUSIC

INTRODUCTION TO THE CODE

The Australian Music Performance Code is Code 4 of the Commercial Radio Codes of Practice. The purpose of this Code, dated December 2001, is to promote the role of broadcasting services in developing and reflecting a sense of Australian identity, character and cultural diversity, by prescribing minimum content levels of Australian music, in line with the objectives of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992.

As a result, quotas have been adapted by the commercial radio industry, setting out the minimum levels of music performed by Australians which is to be broadcast. The Australian content requirements are based on five categories from A to E into which all stations fit. There are different music formats under each category. Typically, stations that play the most popular music (e.g., Mainstream Rock and Contemporary Hits) are found in Category A (the highest quota of 25%). See the table on page 7 of this report for details of quotas for other categories. To follow is a copy of the Code, which is extracted from and is part of, the Commercial Radio Codes of Practice and Guidelines (available in full at www.acma.gov.au).

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PERFORMANCE CODE

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CODE OF PRACTICE 4:

PURPOsE

4.1 The purpose of this Code is to implement the object, set forth in the Broadcasting Services Act 1992, of promoting the role of broadcasting services in developing and reflecting a sense of Australian identity, character and cultural diversity, by prescribing minimum content levels of Australian music.

The commercial radio industry is committed to supporting the music of Australian artists and composers. The quotas adopted by the industry depend upon the availability of Australian music to suit station formats. The commercial radio industry will continue to encourage the increased production by the record industry of Australian music relevant to stations formats and the preferences of the Australian listening public.

BROADCAsT OF AUsTRALIAN MUsIC

4.2 Subject to this Code, a licensee must ensure that during the Australian Performance Period, either:

(a) The applicable proportion of the total time occupied by the broadcasting of music by the radio service consists of music performed by Australians; or

(b) In the case of a licensee which broadcasts musical items of a reasonably similar duration, the applicable proportion of the total number of musical items broadcast by the radio service consists of musical items performed by Australians.

4.3 (a) For the purposes of clause 4.2, the applicable proportion of total time or total number of musical

items (as the case may be) in respect of a radio service must be determined based upon the predominant format of the service in accordance with the following scale:

CATEGORY FORMAT OF SERVICE APPLICABLE PROPORTION

Mainstream Rock Album Orientated Rock Contemporary Hits Not less than 25% Top 40 Alternative

Hot / Mainstream Adult Contemporary Country Not less than 20% Classic Rock

A

B

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AUSTRALIAN MUSIC

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C

D

E

CATEGORY FORMAT OF SERVICE APPLICABLE PROPORTION

Soft Adult Contemporary Hits & Memories Gold - encompassing Classic Hits

Not less than 15%

News Talk / Sports Talk

Oldies Easy Listening Easy Gold Not less than 10% Country Gold

Nostalgia Jazz Not less than 10% NAC (Smooth Jazz)

ABC

CATEGORY New Australian Performances as a Proportion of Total Australian Performances

Not less than 25%

Not less than 20%

Not less than 15%

CODE OF PRACTICE 4:

(b) In the case of a radio service whose format is within categories A, B or C of clause 4.3(a), the broadcast of New Australian Performances as a proportion of total Australian Performances prescribed by this clause shall be in accordance with the following table, when calculated across all Australian Performance Periods occurring in any financial year, subject to clause:

(c) The commitment on the part of licensees to play a minimum level of New Australian Performances in accordance with sub-clause 4.3(b) is subject to the release of such Performances by the Australian record industry in numbers that are substantially the same as those released in the financial year ending 30 June, 1998. If, in any financial year during the time that this Code is in force, there is a substantial decrease in the release of New Australian Performances, CRA may revise the proportions of New Australian Performances as a proportion of total Australian Performances, contained at clause 4.3(b), after discussion with AMPCOM, provided that any change that may eventuate will not affect the licensees obligations under clause 4.2 and 4.3(a).

(d) Clause 4.3(b) does not apply to a licensee that does not include New Releases in its weekly play lists, having regard to its format.

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AUSTRALIAN MUSIC (CONTINUED)

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4.4 For the purposes of clause 4.3, the category into which a radio service falls must be nominated by the licensee and if any dispute arises as to the appropriateness of any such nomination the category will be determined by AMPCOM, on the basis of the predominant format of the service.

4.5 For the purposes of clause 4.2, where more than one performer is involved in a musical performance, the musical items concerned shall be regarded as being performed by an Australian if the performance is predominantly by one or more Australians.

CHANGEs TO FORMATs

4.6 A licensee must notify AMPCOM by written notice (through CRA) of any material change to the format of a radio service operated by it, having regard to the tables in Clause 4.3, no later than 7 days after the change is made and must provide AMPCOM with all documentation reasonably required by it in relation to the change to the format.

4.7 The ACMA notes the role and objectives of AMPCOM set out in Attachment ‘A’ hereto (on pages 3 and 4 of this report).

4.8 In this Code of Practice 4:

AMCA means the Australian Communications and Media Authority.

AC means Australian content.

AMPCOM means the Australian Music Performance Committee.

AMPCOM Monitoring Period means the six month periods from January to June and July to December each year.

Australian Performance Period means the total period of 126 hours occurring in each week between the hours of 6.00am and 12.00 midnight daily.

Australian means a person who is a citizen of, or is ordinarily resident in, Australia.

Music or musical item does not include music in advertisements, program promotions, station promotions or theme or bridging music.

New Australian Performance means a sound recording of a previously unpublished performance of a musical item performed by an Australian which has been on sale to the Australian public for a period not exceeding 12 months from the date which is recorded in “The ARIA Report” as the date of its initial release in Australia.

New Release means a previously unpublished sound recording that has been on sale to the Australian public for a period not exceeding 12 months from the date which is recorded in “The ARIA Report” as the date of its initial release in Australia.

CODE OF PRACTICE 4:

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AUSTRALIAN MUSIC (CONTINUED)

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CONTENT RETURNTo follow is the commercial radio industry’s music content returns for the period 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007, as supplied to AMPCOM by CRA. These tables contain records of the average proportions of Australian music broadcast by individual broadcasters with respect to the formats and categories outlined in The Code.

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2CH 2CH Sydney Easy Listening D 10 10.86 na 10.47 na 10.66 na2DAY 2DAY FM Sydney Hot A C A 25 27.05 61.65 26.49 63.54 26.77 62.602GB 2GB Sydney News/Talk C 15 16.00 17.33 20.50 21.17 18.25 19.252KY 2KY Sydney Sport/Talk/Nostalgia C 15 37.37 32.05 39.23 36.64 38.30 35.112MAC C91.3 FM Sydney a/c B 20 23.22 20.57 23.30 37.40 23.26 28.992MMM Triple M Sydney Rock C 15 24.22 20.40 27.72 27.11 25.97 23.752PTV Vega 95.3 Sydney Soft A C C 15 25.65 16.12 25.96 16.86 25.80 16.492SM 2SM Sydney Talk/Gold C 15 20.54 20.58 29.66 56.91 25.10 38.752SYD Nova Sydney CHR A 25 26.52 77.50 26.30 82.54 26.41 80.022UE 2UE Sydney Talk C 15 25.27 17.53 20.95 19.15 23.11 18.342UUS 2WS FM* Sydney Classic Hits C 15 16.95 na 16.22 na 16.58 na2WFM MIX 106.5 FM Sydney Soft A C C 15 22.55 50.88 20.75 43.80 21.65 47.342AAY B104.9 FM Albury HOT AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812AD 2AD Armidale Gold C 15 29.82 na 31.85 na 30.83 na2AY 2AY 1494 AM Albury Heritage C 15 15.54 na 16.84 na 16.19 na2BDR 105.7 FM The River Albury AC/Gold C 15 20.10 20.84 21.41 21.28 20.75 21.062BH 2BH Broken Hill MOR/Gold C 15 22.66 33.29 23.03 30.40 22.85 31.852BS 2BS Bathurst Gold/AC C 15 19.02 31.88 18.37 21.72 18.69 26.802BXS B-ROCK FM 99.3 Bathurst Rock A 25 28.57 43.15 28.37 35.67 28.47 39.412CFM Sea FM Central Coast Contemp Rock A 25 29.77 75.71 27.62 63.11 28.69 69.412CFS Hot 105.5 FM Coffs Harbour HOT AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812CLR FM 104.7 Grafton Hot AC B 20 26.85 53.00 28.70 59.66 27.78 56.332CSF 2CS AM Coffs Harbour Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172DBO Star FM Dubbo Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812DU 2DU Dubbo AC B 20 24.50 41.83 22.17 34.50 23.33 38.172EC 2EC Bega Gold C 15 24.91 23.16 24.14 15.65 24.52 19.412EEE Power FM Bega CHR A 25 30.33 74.05 28.47 55.47 29.40 64.762EL 2EL Orange Gold/talk (2SM) C 15 20.54 20.58 29.66 56.91 25.10 38.752GEE 93.1 Real FM Mudgee Hot AC B 20 31.65 47.67 32.38 44.91 32.01 46.292GEM Gem FM Inverell Rock A 25 38.07 60.18 52.78 60.05 45.43 60.122GF 2GF Grafton AC/Talk B 20 33.62 49.03 32.53 52.34 33.08 50.692GGG Triple G FM Gunnedah Contemp Rock A 25 29.52 24.20 29.51 60.88 29.52 42.542GGO 2GO FM Central Coast AC/Gold C 15 18.58 27.08 20.85 22.56 19.71 24.822GN 2GN Goulburn Gold D 10 13.42 na 15.43 na 14.43 na2GOS 2GOS FM Gosford Hot/AC A 25 27.07 25.55 28.94 47.99 28.00 36.772GZ 2GZ Orange Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172GZF FM105.9 Orange Hot Ac B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812HC 2HC Coffs Harbour Gold/talk (2SM) C 15 20.54 20.58 29.66 56.91 25.10 38.752HD 2HD Newcastle News Talk C 15 29.95 53.33 37.42 50.90 33.68 52.122HIL 106.9 HILL FM Broken Hill AC/Top 40 A 25 27.37 38.94 30.51 38.83 28.94 38.882ICE Ice-FM Lithgow M/stream AC B 20 22.97 22.80 24.89 22.67 23.93 22.732KKO KOFM 102.9 Newcastle AC C 15 30.97 31.02 28.59 25.89 29.78 28.462LF 2LF Young Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172LFF FM 93.9 Young Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812LM 900 2LM Lismore News Talk/AC C 15 39.94 49.41 43.08 49.01 41.51 49.212LT 2LT Lithgow AC C 15 16.61 21.09 16.84 18.29 16.72 19.69

ACMA July-Dec Jan-Jul AverageCall sign station Market Programme Format Code Req% AC New AC New AC New

AUsTRALIAN MUsIC CONTENT RETURN: JULY 2006 - JUNE 2007

NEW sOUTH WALEs

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ACMA July-Dec Jan-Jul AverageCall sign station Market Programme Format Code Req% AC New AC New AC New

2MG 2MG Mudgee H & M C 15 32.40 51.36 35.27 48.17 33.84 49.762MO 2MO Gunnedah AC/Country B 20 27.75 20.16 34.27 50.00 31.01 35.082MOR Classic Rock 102.5 Deniliquin Hot A/C C 15 27.04 26.92 25.04 15.75 26.04 21.342MVB Max FM 107.3 Taree Adult pop/Rock A 25 28.97 50.43 26.28 41.47 27.63 45.952MW radio97 Tweed Coast AC/Gold C 15 17.17 na 19.93 19.43 18.55 19.432NEB 100.3 FM Armidale CHR/Rock A 25 31.45 51.93 32.35 50.10 31.90 51.022NEW 105.3 NEW FM Newcastle CHR B 20 30.98 41.57 27.87 49.46 29.43 45.512NM 981 2NM Hunter Valley AC/Gold C 15 23.59 37.76 25.87 28.36 24.73 33.062NOW NOW FM Moree Top 40 A 25 29.98 51.67 30.38 38.01 30.18 44.842NZ 2NZ Inverell H & M C 15 27.60 57.03 29.45 29.14 28.53 43.092OAG Star FM Orange Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812ONE 9inety6ix.1 Sydney West CHR B 20 17.78 96.22 15.57 64.87 16.68 80.542PK 2PK Parkes H & M C 15 41.89 64.57 44.02 60.03 42.95 62.302PM 2PM Port Macquarie Gold/talk (2SM) C 15 20.54 20.58 29.66 56.91 25.10 38.752PQQ 2MC Port Macquarie Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172QN 1521QN Deniliquin H & M E 5 9.68 na 10.79 na 10.24 na2RE 2RE Taree H & M C 15 38.95 58.33 38.85 55.38 38.90 56.862RG 2RG Griffith Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172RGF Star FM Griffith Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812ROK ROK FM 95.5 Parkes Hot AC B 20 31.85 51.46 33.67 49.01 32.76 50.232ROX ROX FM Port Macquarie Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812SKI Snow FM Snowy Mtns CHR A 25 26.65 26.05 26.67 26.13 26.66 26.092SNO EAGLE FM 93.5 Goulburn CHR (2SKI) A 25 26.65 26.05 26.67 26.13 26.66 26.092ST 2ST Nowra Oldies D 10 20.82 na 20.98 na 20.90 na2TM 2TM Tamworth Gold/Talk C 15 39.49 51.36 40.97 49.74 40.23 50.552TTT FM 92.9 Tamworth CHR A 25 30.46 53.50 33.51 49.22 31.99 51.362UUL 96.5 WAVE FM Wollongong H&M C 15 21.18 26.71 20.76 29.89 20.97 28.302VLY 98.1 Power FM Hunter Valley AOR A 25 28.52 32.06 29.84 27.54 29.18 29.802VM 2VM Moree Gold C 15 43.20 55.07 45.11 45.53 44.16 50.302WG 2WG Wagga Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.172WIN i98fm Wollongong Hot AC B 20 27.24 44.25 23.72 60.35 25.48 52.302WSK POWER FM Nowra HOT AC A 25 28.49 42.81 26.68 35.90 27.58 39.362WZD 93.1 STAR FM Wagga Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.812XL 2XL Snowy Mtns Gold C 15 13.42 na 14.93 na 14.18 na2XXX NXFM 106.9 Newcastle CHR A 25 48.20 76.42 28.64 48.92 38.42 62.672ZOO ZOO FM Dubbo Hot AC B 20 31.55 41.70 32.92 40.46 32.23 41.082ZZZ ZZZ FM Lismore CHR A 25 36.02 52.99 34.71 52.29 35.37 52.64

1CBR Mix 106.3 Canberra Soft AC C 15 18.22 31.37 20.33 35.43 19.28 33.402CA 2CA Canberra Oldies D 10 14.45 na 10.41 na 12.43 na2CC 2CC Canberra Talk C 15 15.00 na 15.00 na 15.00 na2ROC FM 104.7 Canberra M/stream Rock A 25 25.72 45.72 26.26 41.50 25.99 43.61

3AK Sen 1116 Melbourne News/ Talk C 15 15.12 na 15.12 na 15.12 na3AW 3AW Melbourne Talk C 15 16.07 na 16.20 na 16.13 na3EE MAGIC 693 Melbourne Big Band/Nostalgia E 5 11.60 na 11.58 na 11.59 na3FOX FOX FM Melbourne Hot/Modern A C A 25 28.35 68.43 27.60 63.50 27.98 65.973KKZ 104.3 Gold FM Melbourne Gold C 15 15.79 na 18.08 na 16.93 na3MEL Nova 100 Melbourne CHR A 25 27.87 57.94 29.68 40.63 28.86 48.493MMM Triple M Melbourne Mainstream Rock A 25 27.72 25.45 33.55 35.01 30.64 30.233MP 3MP Melbourne Easy Listening D 10 10.18 na 11.28 na 10.73 na3PTV Vega Melbourne A C C 15 25.32 16.93 25.45 17.59 25.39 17.263TTT 101.1 TTFM Melbourne Hot/Modern A C B 20 20.70 47.52 20.23 37.52 20.47 42.523BAY 93.9 BAY FM Geelong Classic Hits C 15 20.83 31.94 21.70 36.40 21.27 34.173BBA 103.1 POWER FM Ballarat CHR A 25 26.98 65.23 26.85 62.18 26.91 63.713BBO 3BOFM 93.5 Bendigo Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.173BDG Star FM Bendigo Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.81

NEW sOUTH WALEs (Continued)

AUsTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

VICTORIA

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3CAT FM 95.5 K-ROCK Geelong AC/Rock A 25 32.08 58.73 32.26 58.32 32.17 58.533CCS MIXX Colac A C B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.093CS 3CS Colac Classic Hits C 15 15.36 na 16.55 na 15.95 na3EL 3EL Bendigo Easy Listening D 10 15.36 na 15.07 na 15.21 na3GG Radio 3GG Gippsland/Latrobe Classic Hits C 15 19.76 15.61 20.68 17.67 20.22 16.643GV 3GV 1242 Gippsland AC/Gld/Talk C 15 17.29 na 17.85 na 17.57 na3HA 3HA Hamilton A C C 15 15.40 na 16.56 na 15.98 na3HFM MIXX FM Hamilton AC B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.093MDA 99.5 STAR FM Mildura Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.813ML 3ML Mildura Easy Listening D 10 15.36 na 15.07 na 15.21 na3NE 3NE Wangaratta Easy Listening E 5 9.68 na 11.32 na 10.50 na3NNN 102.1 Edge FM Wangaratta A C C 15 27.05 25.40 26.24 26.60 26.65 26.003RBA 3BA-FM Ballarat Gold C 15 25.71 28.40 24.31 22.13 25.01 25.263RMR 3MA Mildura Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.173SEA Star FM Gippsland Hot AC/Rock A 25 33.89 60.96 35.00 51.00 34.44 55.983SH 3SH Swan Hill Classic Hits C 15 15.40 na 16.55 na 15.97 na3SHI 107.7 Swan Hill AC B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.093SSR 95.3 FM Shepparton Gold C 15 19.89 16.87 22.34 22.39 21.11 19.633SUN SUN FM Shepparton CHR B 20 30.48 58.88 28.15 56.52 29.31 57.703TRFM Today’ Best Music Gippsland/Latrobe AC B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.093WM 3WM Horsham AC/Gold C 15 15.60 na 16.55 na 16.08 na3WWM MIXX FM Horsham AC B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.093YB 3YB Warrnambool AC C 15 15.53 na 16.22 na 15.88 na3YFM Coast FM Warrnambool AC B 20 22.53 45.90 22.20 42.27 22.37 44.09

4BBB B105 FM Brisbane Hot A C A 25 37.84 67.21 29.31 53.21 33.58 60.214BC 4BC Brisbane News/Talk C 15 15.00 na 15.00 na 15.00 na4BFM MIX FM Brisbane Soft AC C 15 19.05 38.77 18.47 41.50 18.76 40.134BH 4BH 882 Brisbane Easy Listening D 10 10.58 na 10.60 na 10.59 na4KQ 4KQ Brisbane Classic Hits C 15 16.63 na 16.17 na 16.40 na4MMM Triple M Brisbane Rock C 15 23.98 25.45 26.04 25.14 25.01 25.294BNE/4BRI Nova Brisbane CHR A 25 25.08 79.35 26.05 63.03 25.57 71.194AA TEN 26 AM Mackay Easy Listening D 10 15.36 na 15.07 na 15.21 na4AAM Hot FM Mareeba Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224AK 4AK Toowoomba AC B 20 32.78 36.88 31.12 27.62 31.95 32.254AM 4AM Mareeba H & M C 15 20.89 27.56 19.91 18.27 20.40 22.914BRZ Breeze FM Beaudesert Classic Hits C 15 15.62 15.77 15.73 15.77 15.68 15.774BU 4BU Bundaberg Classic Gold C 15 19.12 na 21.75 41.57 20.44 41.574CC 4CC Gladstone H & M C 15 21.85 31.70 19.59 18.58 20.72 25.144CCA 4CAFM Cairns H & M C 15 21.85 31.70 19.59 18.58 20.72 25.144CCC 4CCC Charleville Hot Hits B 20 26.17 23.67 26.17 23.17 26.17 23.424CEE 101.9 SEAFM Fraser 4CEE Contemporary Hits A 25 31.23 51.60 31.33 47.02 31.28 49.314CHT Hot FM Chart Towers Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224EL AM 846 Cairns Easy Listening D 10 15.36 na 15.07 na 15.21 na4GC 4GC Chart Towers H & M C 15 20.89 27.56 19.91 18.27 20.40 22.914GLD 92.5 Gold FM Gold Coast GOLD C 15 20.27 26.27 20.43 21.22 20.35 23.754GR Toowoomba AC/GOLD C 15 17.70 16.23 21.01 51.01 19.35 33.624GY Heat fm Gympie/Noosa Classic Hits C 15 28.90 44.35 27.14 42.29 28.02 43.324HI 4HI Emerald H & M C 15 20.89 27.56 19.91 18.27 20.40 22.914HIT HOT FM Emerald Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224HOT Hot 103.5 Cairns Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224HTB Hot Tomato Gold Coast CHR A 25 30.23 26.52 30.63 30.32 30.43 28.424KRY 4KRY Kingaroy CHR A 25 26.68 64.97 30.62 54.96 28.65 59.964KZ 4KZ Innisfail AC/Gold B 20 24.34 29.90 24.09 28.31 24.22 29.104LG 4LG Longreach News/Gold/AC A 25 28.37 27.93 28.17 20.37 28.27 24.154LM 4LM Mt Isa H & M C 15 20.89 27.56 19.91 18.27 20.40 22.914LRE West FM Longreach CHR A 25 28.97 30.19 28.48 38.39 28.73 34.294MBF MIX Maryborough Gold C 15 18.43 21.37 16.33 24.47 17.38 22.92

VICTORIA (Continued)

QUEENsLAND

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ACMA July-Dec Jan-Jul AverageCall sign station Market Programme Format Code Req% AC New AC New AC New

4MCY Hot 91 Sunshine Cst Hot AC B 20 21.95 57.06 23.01 53.74 22.48 55.404MIC Hot FM Mt Isa Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224MIX (ex 4QFM) River 94.9 Ipswich Classic Hits/Oldies B 20 22.58 23.31 23.09 32.69 22.84 28.004MKY Hot FM Mackay Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224MMK 4MK FM Mackay H & M C 15 21.85 31.70 19.59 18.58 20.72 25.144NNN 96.1 Heat FM Gympie/Noosa Hot AC B 20 19.77 28.11 23.46 26.05 21.61 27.084RAM 103.1 HOT FM Townsville Adult Rock B 20 27.11 55.14 25.47 54.91 26.29 55.034RBL Rebel FM Beaudesert Classic Rock B 20 22.18 21.58 21.33 20.87 21.76 21.234RGB SEAFM Bundaberg Contemporary Hits A 25 31.17 51.62 32.30 50.42 31.73 51.024RGC 99.5FM Cairns Rock A 25 27.00 33.33 28.33 32.50 27.67 32.924RGD CFM Toowoomba Rock A 25 26.68 64.97 30.34 56.74 28.51 60.864RGK SEAFM Rockhampton/Gladst HOT AC B 20 22.62 33.25 27.39 49.33 25.00 41.294RGM 4RGM Mackay Rock A 25 26.83 31.00 30.83 30.50 28.83 30.754RGR Mix 106.3 FM Townsville HOT AC B 20 17.57 74.13 13.93 45.23 15.75 59.684RGT Sea FM Townsville Rock A 25 22.50 26.00 25.33 26.50 23.92 26.254RO 990 4RO Rockhampton/Gladst Classic hits/ Talk C 15 17.51 13.14 18.10 14.65 17.80 13.894ROK Hot FM Rockhampton Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224ROM Hot FM Roma Hot AC B 20 28.45 70.85 25.84 55.58 27.14 63.224RUM 93.9 Hitz FM Bundaberg Hot AC B 20 24.75 38.42 30.37 26.37 27.56 32.394SB 10.71 AM Kingaroy Classic Gold/Country C 15 17.70 16.23 21.02 22.01 19.36 19.124SEA Sea FM Gold Coast Rock A 25 29.54 78.34 29.86 62.53 29.70 70.444SEE 92.7 Mix FM Sunshine Cst Rock A 25 28.67 51.67 26.13 54.14 27.40 52.904SSS 91.9 Sea FM Sunshine Cst AC/Gold C 15 20.27 24.30 20.68 21.98 20.47 23.144TOO 102.3 4TO FM Townsville H & M C 15 21.85 31.70 20.50 21.47 21.17 26.594VL 4VL Charleville Hits & Classics C 15 26.17 24.50 25.17 24.00 25.67 24.254WK 4WK Toowoomba News Talk C 15 35.82 59.63 38.55 63.24 37.18 61.444ZKZ KOOL-FM 98.3 Innisfail CHR A 25 25.63 42.56 25.11 25.94 25.37 34.254ZR 4ZR Roma H & M C 15 20.89 27.56 19.91 18.27 20.40 22.91

5AA 5AA Adelaide Talk/Sport C 15 17.62 16.37 19.10 20.93 18.36 18.655ADD MIX FM 102.3 Adelaide Adult Contemporary C 15 17.12 28.00 17.65 27.97 17.38 27.985ADE NOVA Adelaide A 25 28.19 73.14 26.43 69.16 27.31 71.155DDN CRUISE Adelaide Talk/Easy Listening D 10 9.73 na 10.00 na 9.87 na5MMM Triple M Adelaide Classic/ Gold C 15 26.10 10.01 28.47 14.31 27.29 12.165SSA SA-FM Adelaide CHR A 25 26.78 70.21 26.25 58.05 26.51 64.135AAU Magic Spencer Gulf CHR B 20 30.77 48.62 32.50 57.83 31.64 53.235AU 5AU Port Augusta A/C C 15 21.47 18.10 27.26 21.67 24.36 19.895CC 5CC Port Lincoln Classic Hits D 10 22.55 na 24.33 na 23.44 na5CCC 5CCC Port Lincoln CHR B 20 31.19 42.03 33.50 63.00 32.34 52.525CS 5CS Port Pirie/Whyalla Classic Hits C 15 21.47 18.10 27.26 21.67 24.36 19.895EZY 5EZY FM Murray Bridge CHR A 25 26.50 29.17 26.83 29.83 26.67 29.505MU 5MU Murray Bridge H & M C 15 21.50 26.50 20.83 24.00 21.17 25.255RIV Magic FM Riverland Rock A 25 30.13 42.44 25.62 48.54 27.88 45.495RM 5RM Riverland AC B 20 26.61 27.70 26.43 34.26 26.52 30.985SE 5SE Mt Gambier Heritage C 15 23.93 20.01 22.03 20.32 22.98 20.175SEF STAR FM Mt Gambier Hot AC B 20 28.11 58.02 24.42 39.59 26.26 48.81

6IX 6IX Perth Easy Listening D 10 10.71 na 10.56 na 10.64 na6MIX Mix 94.5 FM Perth A/C C 15 21.56 33.73 21.82 28.83 21.69 31.286NOW 96.1 FM Perth CHR A 25 28.05 26.88 27.47 26.30 27.76 26.596PER NOVA Perth CHR A 25 26.51 64.94 27.76 67.94 27.13 66.446PPM PMFM 92.9 Perth CHR A 25 25.34 61.65 25.54 48.68 25.44 55.166PR 6PR Perth Talk/News/Sport C 15 23.03 na 22.27 na 22.65 na6AAY Hot FM Albany Hot B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176AM 6AM Northam AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236BAY 98 FM Geraldton AC/Gold D 10 18.87 na 19.47 na 19.17 na6BET Hot FM 100.5 Bridgetown Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.17

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ACMA July-Dec Jan-Jul AverageCall sign station Market Programme Format Code Req% AC New AC New AC New

6BUN Hot FM 95.7 Bunbury Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176BY 6BY Bridgetown AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236CAR C FM Carnarvon Rock A 25 25 na 25 na 25.00 na6CST 97.3 COAST FM Mandurah HOT AC B 20 29.75 50.14 26.15 45.41 27.95 47.786EL 6EL Bunbury Easy Listening D 10 15.36 na 16.62 na 15.99 na6FMS WA FM Broome A/C B 20 24.67 67.30 23.03 66.38 23.85 66.846GGG 6GGG Geraldton Hot AC B 20 24.67 67.30 23.03 66.38 23.85 66.846HED WA FM Port Hedland A/C B 20 24.67 67.30 23.03 66.38 23.85 66.846KA 6KA Karratha Easy Listening D 10 18.87 na 19.47 na 19.17 na6KAN Hot FM Katanning Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176KAR 97.9 HOT FM Kalgoorlie Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176KG Radio West Kalgoorlie AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236LN 6LN Carnarvon Country C 15 15 na 15 na 15.00 na6MD 6MD Merredin AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236MER Hot FM Merredin Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176MM 6MM Mandurah Soft AC C 15 23.00 43.64 20.70 40.75 21.85 42.196NA 6NA Narrogin AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236NAM Hot FM Northam Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176NAN Hot FM Narrogin Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176NW 6NW Port Hedland Easy Listening D 10 18.87 na 19.47 na 19.17 na6RED WA FM Karratha A/C B 20 24.67 67.30 23.03 66.38 23.85 66.846SAT WA FM WA Satellite Easy Listening D 10 18.87 na 19.47 na 19.17 na6SE 6SE Esperance AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236SEA Hot FM 102.3 Esperance Hot AC B 20 31.57 64.13 29.54 66.22 30.55 65.176TZ 6TZ Bunbury AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236VA 6VA Albany AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.236WB 6WB Katanning AC/Gold C 15 19.76 21.69 20.60 22.77 20.18 22.23

7XXX Magic 107 Hobart Easy Listening D 10 14.75 na 15.69 na 15.22 na7HHO Mix 101 HO-FM Hobart A C/Gold C 15 15.50 na 19.63 23.18 17.57 23.187TTT 100.9 FM Hobart Mainstream Rock A 25 28.43 69.20 25.96 71.23 27.19 70.227AD 7AD Devonport H & M D 10 17.57 na 15.85 na 16.71 na7AUS AUS FM 92.1 Queenstown Rock (7XS) A 25 34.83 51.67 28.60 54.97 31.71 53.327BU 7BU Burnie H & M D 10 17.57 na 15.85 na 16.71 na7DDD Sea FM Devonport Hot AC B 20 22.25 54.82 26.59 45.31 24.42 50.077EX 7TAB Launceston Sport/Talk C 15 29.83 36.33 27.33 28.33 28.58 32.337LA 7LA Launceston Hits & Memories C 15 19.27 24.01 25.18 22.87 22.23 23.447RGS Sea FM Scottsdale Hot AC B 20 22.25 54.82 26.59 45.31 24.42 50.077SD 7SD Scottsdale H & M D 10 17.57 na 15.85 na 16.71 na7SEA Sea FM Burnie Hot AC B 20 22.25 54.82 26.59 45.31 24.42 50.077XS 7XS Queenstown AC A 25 34.83 51.67 28.60 54.97 31.71 53.32

8HOT HOT 100 FM Darwin Cont Rock A 25 30.95 27.17 30.07 28.60 30.51 27.888MIX MIX 104.9 FM Darwin Soft AC C 15 20.33 17.00 23.33 19.31 21.83 18.158HA 8HA Alice Springs AC/Gold C 15 19.17 15.17 22.82 24.03 20.99 19.608SUN SUN FM Alice Springs Hot AC B 20 24.17 28.67 26.68 32.98 25.42 30.828SAT FLOW FM Remote Central AC B 20 45.13 44.19 41.91 69.44 43.52 56.81

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PRODUCTION OF NEW

This Year % Last Year %

AUsTRALIAN TRACks RELEAsED

Ambient 344 2.0 358 2.0Childrens 732 4.2 484 2.8Classical 920 5.3 1356 7.8Comedy / Spoken word 126 0.7 84 0.5Country / Folk 1846 10.6 2554 14.7Easy / MOR / Nostalgia 950 5.4 674 3.9Jazz 544 3.1 480 2.8Rock, Pop, Dance 11066 63.5 10766 61.8Soul / R&B 600 3.4 420 2.4Traditional 306 1.8 230 1.3

TOTAL 17434 100.0 17406 100.0

AUsTRALIAN RELEAsE sCHEDULE

Australian v Overseas 16.8% 14.7%Tracks released 17434 17406

TOTAL TRACks RELEAsED 104082 118770

The figures were calculated on the same basis as previously - 6 tracks on each single, 14 per album, 30 per multiple and 20 per compilation. There were more releases during the year both Australian and Overseas. However, the number of tracks was less due to less multiple albums released.

Genre classifications are determined by the record companies in their catalogue updates.

There were some significant movements in product classes that do not show up in the figures above. Releases of multiple albums were 656 in 2006 and 57 in 2007, multiple compilations were 493 in 2006 and 36 in 2007 and compilations increased from 830 in 2006 to 1260 in 2007. The figures do not include any digital only releases and there is the potential for double counting if an album is released in more than one format e.g., CD and vinyl.

The following tables of local release information have, as in the past, been provided to AMPCOM by ARIA. The figures are based on the best available information ARIA can compile from its database and are subject to the following track number assumptions:

a. 6 tracks per single

b. 14 tracks per album

c. 30 tracks per multiple album, and

d. 20 tracks per compilation

Please note that the genre classifications in the figures below are determined by ARIA members as they update the details of their catalogues to ARIA.

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