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The Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) will take its groundbreaking On Country Pathways Program (OCCP) to Jigamy, near Eden, on the far south coast of New South Wales, later this month. The OCPP aims to create career pathways into film, television, radio and podcasting through bespoke training for emerging First Nations creatives living… Read More
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Sydney’s 2GB will present live, comprehensive coverage of the State Funeral for legendary Australian broadcaster John Laws this Wednesday, November 19, ensuring listeners across the country can pay their respects and reflect on his extraordinary career. The special broadcast coverage will be hosted by 2GB presenters Michael McLaren and John Stanley, commencing at 1:00pm AEDT…. Read More
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Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) has launched CRA Audio ID, a unified digital audio identifier now live and trading via Display & Video 360, Google’s demand-side platform (DSP). CRA Audio ID unifies premium inventory across ARN, Nine Audio, Nova Entertainment and SCA, enabling marketers to plan, buy and optimise digital audio campaigns across live streaming… Read More
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It’s been a dramatic – if nerve-wracking – few weeks for the 91.1 Hot FM crew on Queensland’s Sunny Coast – and all due to a spat over a spicy condiment. A few weeks ago, Hot FM brekky duo Sam and Ash were threatened with legal action for not delivering a promised bottle of hot… Read More
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Laws. Jones. Hadley. Hinch. Not only were they titans of talkback radio, they represent the baby boomer version of podcasts. That’s according to former Labor strategist Kos Samaras, who says listeners trusted what they had to say, because the hosts’ values aligned with theirs. But Samaras – now a director at political research firm Redbridge… Read More
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