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Super Radio Network Jobs
Breakfast Announcer (Radio 97 Tweed Heads/Gold Coast) – Feb 4
Experienced Journalist (2SM Sydney) – Feb 4
General /Sales Manager (2TM/92.9 Tamworth) – Jan 28
General Manager (Coastal Network – 4KZ,Kool FM, 4AM,4AY and KIK FM Innisfail) – Jan 3
Talent Bank (NEW FM Newcastle) – Dec 30
Other
Content and Programming Officer (Territory FM Darwin) – Jan 16
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Australian Radio News
Vale Philip Brady 1939-2025
Melbourne showbiz legend Phil Brady OAM has passed away, aged 85. Brady, who has delighted been a longtime presenter on 3AW, has most recently been co-host of the Remember When program alongside Simon Owens. Previously, he shared a partnership with Bruce Mansfield across Remember When and Nightline on 3AW.
Celebrating 25 Years of Tanya Wilks on Triple M Newcastle
Tanya Wilks has celebrated 25 years on the Triple M Network (formerly KOFM) on Newcastle’s #1 Breakfast Show, Triple M’s Tanya & Steve. Tanya was born and bred in Newcastle Tanya and has been on air since the age of 17, enjoying stints as both announcer and journalist, Tanya has now been number one in breakfast radio for 25 years.
Brooke Departs Breakfast
Radio 97 Gold Coast/Tweed Heads breakfast co-host Brooke Marsden has moved on. She told JJ: “I’ve decided to leave the 97 breakfast show. It’s been my baby for almost 4 years but Harry and I are desperate to travel so I’ll be heading to Europe very soon! My last show was on Friday January 31 – but I’m excited for this new chapter.”
David Dalkin To Retire
After almost 50 years working in radio, David Dalkin has announced his retirement from the radio industry. Dalkin is currently Content Director of ARN’s 3BA and Power FM in Ballarat.
‘I love every one of you … but it is time to move on’: 3AW’s Philip Brady announces retirement
The Herald Sun reports that after more than 30 years at 3AW, Philip Brady is retiring. He says: “it’s time to move over and give the younger guys a go”. Brady, 85, announced on 3AW’s Remember When program on Sunday night that he was hanging up his headphones and switching off the microphone. His career in entertainment in TV and radio has endured unbroken for 67 years.
James Fennessy Departs 2EC/Power FM
After five years with ARN at 2EC/Power FM on the NSW Far South Coast, James Fennessy finished up at the station on January 31. He has taken up a new role as Digital Communications Manager with Southern NSW Local Health District.
Phil O’Neil Joins 2GB & 4BC as Overnights Host
Sydney’s 2GB and Brisbane’s 4BC have today announced that multi-award-winning Australian broadcaster, Phil O’Neil, will be stepping into the role of Overnights host in 2025. Currently at the helm of WSFM Sydney’s Morning show, Phil has built a strong following, backed by high ratings and a prestigious 2024 ACRA win for Best Music Presenter.
Pete Brandtman’s New Radio Role
Triple U FM Nowra has announced that Pete Brandtman has taken over breakfast on Tuesday. He commenced on Tuesday 28th January. He can be heard 6:00 to 9:00am each Tuesday. Pete spent three decades broadcasting to the Shoalhaven region on Nowra’s 2ST.
ARN blasts archaic ownership laws, says it would ‘look at’ Nine Radio
ARN Media chairman Hamish McLennan says he would be interested in buying Nine Entertainment’s network of talkback radio stations, calling for the relaxation of laws limiting dealmaking among media companies. Mr McLennan is one of the most prominent media executives in the country, chairing ARN Media, which owns the KIIS and Gold radio stations and the iHeart podcast network, as well as the News Corp Australia-controlled REA Group, Australia’s largest real estate listings platform.
Michael Clarke Quits Breakfast Radio
Michael Clarke has quit his breakfast radio at Sky Racing’s Big Sports Breakfast. The former Test captain has remained busy since retiring from cricket, from commentating on games to hosting a radio show and launching a new podcast.
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