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Jay-Jay Feeney is departing MORE FM in New Zealand. Feeney began in radio at the age of 15 and she has spent 33 years in the business. Friday July 5 will be her last day on drive with co-host Paul ‘Flynny’ Flynn.
Feeney says she isn’t sure yet what’s next but – “it is the end of me on the radio for now.”
She changed her name via Deed Poll in 2014 from Jacqulyn-Joanne to Jay-Jay.
In the latest GfK Radio 360 Metro Radio Survey (#5), smooth FM was once again the No 1 station in Sydney with a share of 13.5% (+0.1). 3AW continues as the No 1 station in Melbourne with a share of 14.1% (-0.1). B105 is once again No 1 in Brisbane with 12.0% (+0.0). Triple M is still the top rating station in Adelaide with 14.3% (-0.2). In Perth, Nova 93.7 is No 1 with 17.6% (+0.9).
Tapt Media has partnered with the Australian Traffic Network (atn) in a strategic deal that will enhance its traffic operations and create new sponsorship opportunities across its radio and digital audio network. Effective 1 October 2026, atn’s traffic content will return across 2GB Sydney, 3AW Melbourne, 4BC Brisbane and 6PR Perth, allowing the network to expand its live traffic updates into drive-time slots and expanded weekend hours across both broadcast and digital streaming. (Source Radio Today).
CBAA will be announcing the finalists of the 2026 CBAA Community Broadcasting Awards next week on CBAA’s Facebook page from Monday 31 August at 10am until Friday 4 September at 4pm. Pictured here are CBAA CEO Jon Bisset with Jim Parish OAM who won the prestigious Michael Law Award at last year’s conference.
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