Month: October 2022

NOVA Entertainment has today confirmed that after seven successful years on air, Chrissie, Sam & Browny have decided that 2022 will be their last year as Nova 100’s breakfast show, with their final show on Friday 2 December.The ACRA award winning trio will depart on top having been the #1 FM or #2 FM Melbourne… Read More
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It’s so often the case: A concept that works on radio doesn’t always transition well to TV.The difference between doing a music-based interview on radio and on television – and the challenges associated with it – were highlighted on ABC Radio Sydney this week, when host James Valentine spoke to Double J and triple j… Read More
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SCA has officially unveiled its brand new, purpose-built offices in South Melbourne, with around 100 people getting the grand tour at a special event last week.Guests were escorted in groups around the new state-of-the-art digs at 101 Moray Street, including the new Fox FM, Triple M and LiSTNR studios.SCA says the new space brings together… Read More
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LiSTNR is sponsoring a new two-day music and comedy festival for regional New South Wales.The Big Bonanza takes place in Coffs Harbour on November 4-5, 2022, featuring bands and comedians including Wolfmother, You Am I, 2Day FM’s Dave Hughes, Judith Lucy and Phil Jamieson of Grinspoon.SCA Coffs Harbour General Manager Luke Campbell says “The Big… Read More
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Being a man doesn’t have to mean you have to ‘man up’ when the going gets tough.Advertisers and brands have had to shift their approach when talking to men, especially when it comes to mental health.And it’s certainly struck a chord.There’s been a huge response to a new campaign – which reworks ‘Boys Don’t Cry’… Read More
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