Five months after the Australian Radio Network (ARN) acquired a 14.8% interest in Southern Cross Media Group Limited (SCA) it has been announced today that Seven West Media Limited (SWM) has acquired the same (14.9%) in ARN, making it now a party of five in the ongoing who will take over who radio network saga.
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The 19th annual J Awards have been announced on triple j Breakfast with Bryce & Concetta, celebrating the best in Australian music.There were five categories including the inaugural 2023 J Award for the triple j Australian Live Act of the Year. The winners were:triple j Australian Album of the YearG Flip – DRUMMERUnearthed Artist of the… Read More
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Power100 has unleashed a new breakfast duo in Townsville with Archie and Donny starting on air together this morning.Archie Arenson’s previous co-host Henry Bretz has left to try his luck in the UK. Funnily enough that’s was what Archie was doing prior to joining Power100 himself, he’d move to the UK during lockdown for love… Read More
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The radio industry is today paying tribute to Patrick Smith – a man considered one of the greatest sports journalists Australia has ever produced – following his sudden death at the age of 71.A three-time Walkley Award winner, Smith appeared on Hungry for Sport with Kevin Bartlett on SEN. Their hour of morning banter over… Read More
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Bud Hedinger retired from his morning show at iHeartMedia Conservative Talk “WFLA Orlando” 540 WFLF Pine Hills/93.1 W226B1 Orlando/94.1 W231CT Orlando following 20 years at the station. The 76 year-old Hedinger originally joined WFLF as afternoon host in 2003 and would move to mornings in 2009. The majority of his career was spent in television […] […]
As we continue to celebrate Aus Music Month, there’s a fascinating take on the state of Australia’s music industry in the latest episode of Michael Parisi’s Vinyl Tap podcast.Parisi – who’s considered one of Australia’s leading music business brains – gives us a peek behind the curtain of the modern Australian music industry. In this… Read More
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