AU & NZ

91.1 Hot FM on Queensland’s Sunny Coast launches a brand-new Sunday breakfast show this weekend. Sunday Brunch with Ash Gierke and Olivia Degn will air every Sunday from 8am to 10am. Great mates and natural entertainers, Ash – Hot FM’s brekky co-host – and Olivia – from Channel 7’s Creek to Coast – promise a… Read More
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7BU marks 90 years on the air in Tasmania in October 2025.
To commemorate the occasion, Burnie Arts is hosting a special exhibition featuring…
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Kane Cornes has signed a contract extension through to the end of 2029 with Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), despite already being committed to the network…
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A very familiar radio voice is about to disappear from the 3AW airwaves, with newsreader Gail Watson departing the Melbourne talkback station after almost 17 years. Following a recent restructure, Gail – who has been 3AW’s News Director since 2013 – decided the time was right to explore life’s next challenge. Gail tells Radio Today… Read More
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By Peter Tuskan of RCS Media Monitors Swift Highlights  ––  9 October 2025 ✨  All Eyes On Taylor: Four Showgirl singles hit the Top 40   Spins Surge: Weekly airplay up 350% across entire catalogue ️   Network Backing: Hit and Nova go into full Swift mode This week’s airplay chart belongs to one artist and one artist only: Taylor Swift. Celebrating… Read More
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More jobs are set to go at SCA, as the company overhauls its news department. Confirming the changes, an SCA spokesperson said “SCA is evolving the way we gather and prepare news bulletins to better serve audiences across Australia, now and into the future.” “News bulletins will continue to be delivered by journalists based in… Read More
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