Overview
- ACMA identified seven new decency breaches for content aired from August to December 2024, plus complaint-handling breaches in both cities, taking the year's total to 12.
- The rulings cover KIIS 106.5 in Sydney and KIIS 101.1 in Melbourne, where the program broadcasts weekday mornings.
- Examples included on-air urination audio guessing games and graphic or lewd discussions about masturbation, pornography, genitals, menstruation and oral sex.
- Chair Nerida O'Loughlin said the show "repeatedly and deliberately" aired material unacceptable to the community despite earlier breaches and extra censors.
- ARN said it respects the regulator, disputes the portrayal, has refined processes since 2024, and highlighted the show's roughly 1.6 million weekly listeners.