Year: 2025

Just days after the axe came down on their KIIS 97.3 Brisbane Breakfast show, Robin Bailey, Kip Wightman and Corey Oates this morning addressed on-air what they jokingly referred to as ‘the elephant in the room.’ What happens now? And who’s taking over? Robin, who has a book coming out soon, broke down in tears… Read More
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Fridayz Live 2025 has wrapped up its seventh year with sold-out shows across the nation, high energy … and a sea of bald caps. Headlining this year’s lineup across Brisbane, Sydney, Perth and Melbourne was was global superstar Mariah Carey, who made her long-awaited return to Australian stages for the first time in over a… Read More
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In the swirling mix of radio comings and goings as we head toward Christmas Hayley and Max, Hayley Pearson and Max Burford, the breakfast team…
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Tasmania’s community broadcasting community is celebrating one of its own, after the  Community Broadcasting Association of Australia’s (CBAA) Conference officially wrapped up in Hobart with the presentation of the 2025 CBAA Awards. Jim Parish OAM has honoured with the Michael Law Award, which recognises an individual who has made an outstanding and sustained contribution to… Read More
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For the first time in the network’s history, Triple M is giving everyday Australians a chance to host a national Breakfast show. This December, five brand-new Breakfast shows will go to air nationally for Pilot Week, a bold new initiative giving fresh voices a shot at the big time on one of Australia’s most iconic… Read More
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The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) and Phonographic Performance Company of Australia (PPCA) have welcomed the Albanese Government’s announcement that it will not introduce a Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception into Australian copyright law. In a decision to be further detailed by Attorney General Michelle Rowland today, the Australian government has explicitly ruled out… Read More
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