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South Australia’s unemployment rate has again topped the country despite a marginal dip to 4.9 per cent, as the national rate held steady at a 14-year low of 4 per cent.
Media and marketing
ABC Radio Adelaide has lost its top-rating crown and slumped to fourth spot after both it and FIVEaa shed listeners during a volatile ratings period, while Mix 102.3’s slot with former ABC breakfast star Ali Clarke recovered from its disappointing debut.
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South Australia’s unemployment rate has been reinforced as the nation’s highest after climbing to 5 per cent in February, despite the national rate falling to 4 per cent – the lowest level since 2008.
ABC Radio Adelaide’s new breakfast team has not only kept the number one spot but increased audience share in the first radio ratings survey for 2022, despite former top-rating announcer Ali Clarke leaving for rival station Mix 102.3 – which shed listeners over her first ratings period.
