Overview
- After a months-long probe, ACMA found seven decency breaches between August and December 2024 plus two complaint‑handling breaches tied to failures to respond within 30 days.
- The findings span KIIS 106.5 Sydney (four decency breaches) and KIIS 101.1 Melbourne (three), with ACMA saying the pattern points to systemic issues.
- ACMA said ARN appears unwilling or unable to rein in the presenters and is considering enforcement to make the licensee accountable for on‑air content.
- Cited segments included urination audio ‘guessing’ games with comments about genitals, menstruation and oral sex, an offensive sexual‑position description, and lewd discussions of masturbation and pornography websites.
- The regulator noted previous interventions, including additional censors, yet said breaches continued, while ARN responded that it has refined processes and will work with ACMA.