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Mike Byrne has left the Super Radio Network. He was the Network Content Director a role he took on in January this year.

In the first GfK Canberra Survey for 2026, MIX 106.3 was once again the top rating station with a share of 22.8% (+0.6). Next came Hit 104.7 with 13.3% (-0.6) closely followed by ABC Canberra with 13.1% (+1.3). In fourth place was 2CA with 7.7% (+3.4). ABC Canberra was No 1 in breakfast (+4.7). 2RN dropped 8.3% in breakfast. ABC Canberra were also up 10.6% in evening.

On Easter Saturday April 4, ABC Radio Overnights presenter Michael Pavlich made an announcement concerning the future of the ABC overnights program.

6IX announcer Mike Parry has decided to semi retire after more than 40 years in radio.

James Manning reports in LinkedIn – “The new CEO of regional media group Super Radio Network has flatly denied his company is for sale, following widespread reports to that effect.”

Australia’s biggest private radio network is for sale for the first time in 40 years. The Daily Telegraph’s Confidential column has revealed that the Super Radio Network (SRN), the company behind Sydney’s 2SM 1269, is looking for a buyer, with hopes of achieving a sale price as high as $200m.

Super Radio Network (SRN) has announced the appointment of Graham Mott as Chief Executive Officer (CEO).  Graham is a well-known and highly respected radio leader having long experience of the commercial radio sector. Graham also knows the network well, having recently been involved in a number of network wide programs for SRN. 

Sunshine Coast Broadcasters has announced a leadership transition at 92.7 Mix FM and 91.9 Sea FM, with Caroline Hutchinson OAM appointed as the group’s new Managing Director, effective immediately. The appointment follows the decision of Carla Vella, who has led Sunshine Coast Broadcasters as Managing Director for the past year to step back from her duties.

A majority of ABC journalists and staff have voted against the broadcaster’s latest pay offer, which included a 3.5 per cent pay rise. Sixty per cent of staff voted “No”, leaving the tally 395 votes short of the required majority. The vote’s result has triggered a protected 24-hour strike, beginning at 11am on Wednesday.

Pub baron Arthur Laundy has revealed the new name for his $56 million radio empire,. From May 1 the group will be known as Tapt Media.