By Peter Tuskan of AirCheck Australia / RCS
Chart Highlights –– 4 July 2024
• Heating Up: Sabrina Carpenter ascends to #15 with ‘Please Please Please’
• Top…
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SCA has today confirmed that Marty Sheargold has decided to step down from the 105.1 Triple M Melbourne Breakfast shift.Sheargold has scaled things back, as he continues to balance commitments including his stand-up comedy and TV appearances.Sheargold says “Taking an extended break at the end of last year has reinforced the importance of spending more quality… Read More
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After 33 years, one of New Zealand’s most recognisable radio hosts will hang up the headphones tomorrow.Announcing her decision live on air, MORE FM Drive host Jay-Jay Feeney was brutally honest about her reasons for taking a break from radio, admitting she’s tired … and she’s also running low on fresh, creative ideas.Feeney acknowledged that… Read More
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Last November Australian DJ Cyril Riley, better known just as CYRIL released a remixed version of Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman’s Stumblin’ In to TikTok where…
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“I couldn’t give a rat’s bum if you’re in suburb A or suburb B. Just make me laugh.”In the lead up to GfK Metro Survey 4 next week, former DMG programming boss Dean Buchanan has been sampling the current crop of Melbourne’s FM Breakfast shows.Buchanan now has the luxury of listening as, well … a… Read More
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Australian radio has grown its audience to 81% of the population and is the number one choice for in car listening, according to Infinite Dial 2024 Australia, released today by Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) and Edison Research.The 8th annual report was presented today and discussed among a panel of experts during a webinar headed… Read More
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