KiisFM dildo ‘sex school’ segment not in breach of rules, says ACMA

The media watchdog the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has ruled KiisFM’s Thinkergirls did not breach the radio Codes of Practice over a  ‘sex school’ segment which discussed the use of dildos on-air.

The segment aired on May 12 at 7:40pm with the complainant noting that he, his wife and two children aged six and three were travelling in the car when the discussion involving Stacey June and Kristie Mercer and Dr Nikki Goldstein came on.

According to the complainant, his issue was that: “I am a 36 year old male, I live in Melbourne’s northern suburbs with my wife (36) and my two children (6) and (3).  My family and I were travelling home from a dinner out at approx. 7:40PM on the evening of Thursday 12th May, 2016 when two female presenters from KIIS FM (101.1) proceeded to discuss in finite detail their preferred sexual aids, including the differences between a dildo and vibrator.

“One presenter stated that her favourite dildo had an extra bit on it that didn’t go inside her like the rest of the dildo but stayed on the outside to stimulate. The second presenter asked a multitude of questions about this, she then proclaimed that she doesn’t like things inside her and they both agreed that she was more of a “bullet” vibe girl, although she did admit that she had put a “bullet vibe” inside herself once, but didn’t like it. By their own admissions this differed to the other presenter who was more into dildos and not ‘vibes’.”