AU & NZ

The tenth time’s a charm for Andy Lee and his Do Not Open This Book series, with the latest edition – Do Not Open This Book It Stinks – now in stores, together with the read-along interactive audio version now available free on LiSTNR.The new story takes readers on a journey of stinky smells, fascinating… Read More
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Weird Tech, hosted by award winning technology journalists Rae Johnston and Tegan Jones, is the latest podcast offering from ARN’s iHeart.Rae and Tegan are ready to dive into the most intriguing, unusual, and downright bizarre corners of the tech world.Weird Tech begins with one simple question: “Want to hear something weird?”Each short episode features an… Read More
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News of yet more sad departures at SCA this week, with Hit Network Image Producer Chris Kubacki among the latest to leave the network, his position made redundant.Chris started his journey as a junior audio producer at Sydney’s 2Day FM, later moving to Melbourne’s Fox FM to work on two national network shows.As well as… Read More
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The schedule for GfK metro surveys for 2025 has been released by Commercial Radio and Audio (CRA) with one key change for the final survey…
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The International Student Broadcasting Championship (ISBC) has returned for 2024 with another exciting season of global student media talent discovery and competition and two new…
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Sometimes, the younger reporters at Ten News First Melbourne ask sports presenter Stephen Quartermain to regale them with stories from ye olden days of TV and radio news.Typewriters, Teletext machines, International Roast instant coffee, overflowing ashtrays, cigarette smoke spiralling up to the ceiling … you get the general drift.“They laugh,” says Quarters, as he’s universally… Read More
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