There are more headaches on the airwaves for ABC bosses as their youth offering triple J continued to shed listeners, new data revealed.
The indie music station, a division of the publically funded broadcaster, fell to hover just over radio 5 per cent of the market share, ratings survey results from GfK, the official provider of radio ratings for Commercial Radio & Audio, said.
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