Miley Cyrus Can Do No Wrong As She Spends Another Week On Top Of The Radio Monitor Hot 50

Miley Cyrus spends her tenth week at #1 on the Radio Monitor Hot 50 with Flowers.

Last week's number two song Anti-Hero by Taylor Swift has dropped to #5, while P!nks Trustfall has jumped up another rung on the charts to #3. Peking Duk's Darren Hayes bop I Want You has climbed the charts sitting at #3 and Metro Boomin' is holding steady at #4 with their song, Creepin'. 

Lizzo's Special has also crept up to #6, with Oliver Tree's Miss You down to number 7, Ed Sheeran's Celestial at #8, The Kid Laroi's Love Again at #9 and Until I Found You by Stephen Sanchez closing out the top 10. 

Elsewhere on the Hot 50, River, Miley’s second single from her latest album, Endless Summer Vacation, jumps from her position at #28 to #16. Morgan Wallen's Last Night spends its second week in the chart, jumping from #47 to #21, as well as Megan Trainer's new single Mother, entered the charts last week at #24 and has moved to #18 this week. 

The only new entry this week is Sheppard, with their new feel-good single Good Time, which debuts at #47. 

Over on the Tik Tok Chart, Mother stays at #3, but ceilings by Lizzy McAlpine has shot up to the #2 spot. Beat Automotivo Tan Tan Tan by MZ Beat has stolen the #5 spot, while Love You So by The King Khan & BBQ Show sits at #6, Twin Me by Get Mi is at #7 and Monkeys Spinning Monkeys by Kevin Macleod and Kevin The Monkey is at #8. Funny Song by Cavendish Music and Lost Forever by Sergio Valentino closes out the top 10 of the Tik Tok charts. 

Benee's Green Honda has kept its #1 spot on the triple j chart from last week. Tame Impala’s Dungeons & Dragons number, Wings Of Time, has shot up the charts, taking out the #2 spot this week after debuting at #9 last week. 

Last week's #3 song, If We Ever Broke Up by Mae Stephens, has dropped off the chart entirely this week, with rockers Pacific Avenue taking her place with their new single Spin Me Like Your Records. 

Also lots of heavy climbs this week for a bunch of different songs like The Jungle Giants' Trippin Up, which jumped from #21 to #6, The Buoys' I Want You from #51 to #9, Holy Holy's Messed Up from #43 to #11 and Ruel's I DONT WANNA BE LIKE YOU from #58 to #15. 

Not too much movement in the top half of the NIMA's charts from this week. The Kid LAROI and Budjerah hold the top two spots for a fourth week, with Love Again and Therapy, respectively. The Kid LAROI also keeps his third and fourth spots with STAY, Thousand Miles. His hit Without You has fallen one place since last week, landing at #10. Dean Brady's Falling, which debuted at #7 last week, has shot up to #5, with Sugar Coated Lies by Ziggy Ramo feat. Alice Skye keeping the #6 spot. King Stingray has also had a win, climbing to #7 after falling to #10 last week with their song Raypirri. Baker Boy takes out #8 with Wish You Well, Beddy Rays' single Rhythms falls to #9. 

Morgan Wallen’s Last Night holds steady in the #1 spot on The Countrytown charts for a second week, while James Johnston follows closely at #2 with Got It Good, Kaylee Bell is kicked out of #3 with Casey Barnes' Summer Nights rises one rung. Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley have jumped from #12 to #4 with their song Country Music, You & Beer. What a classic. 

Kaylee Bell's Boots and All reappears at #5, kicking Hardy's song Wait In The Truck ft. Lainey Wilson down to #6. Amy Sheppard follows at #7 with Couple Goals. 

There's also a host of great new tracks hitting streaming services this week, and you can check out all the latest on our Spotify and Apple Music playlists. There's something for everyone with selections from our tastemakers at The Music, Kill Your Stereo, Countrytown and Purple Sneakers. We've also got some fantastic new Aussie acts for you to discover on our state-based underground playlists, where you can find your new favourite artist.