Radio
‘Where’s our transmitter?’ How the Whitlam dismissal nearly silenced radio 4ZZZ
The birth of Queensland’s first community radio station 50 years ago was a story of insurmountable odds meeting implacable effort – and a few cunning tricks.
- Nick Dent
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Suddenly it’s blokes akimbo on ABC radio. Loyal female listeners are noticing
Women are among the ABC’s most loyal listeners – and they like listening to women.
- Jenna Price
ABC radio presenter steps down in surprise resignation
The high-profile star said it had been a “big year” and she was resigning to “pursue some passion projects”.
- Chris Hook
John Laws will be farewelled at a state funeral on Wednesday. Here’s what to expect
Here’s what to expect ahead of the funeral, and a quick history of the state services observed in Australia.
- Daniel Lo Surdo
John Laws: Showman, salesman, therapist and newsman
Laws was known as “Golden Tonsils”, opening his radio show on his golden microphone with the words “Hello world”. He went on to become one of Australia’s most influential broadcasters.
- John Stanley
Duo revealed as new hosts for 4BC Breakfast
Dean Miller and Sofie Formica will take over from Peter Fegan, who helmed his last show three weeks ago.
Carrie Bickmore, local heroes honoured at Victoria’s Australian of the Year awards
Ten years ago, Carrie Bickmore donned a blue beanie while accepting her Gold Logie and started a conversation about brain cancer.
- William Ton
‘Not Kyle and Jackie O’: Radio hosts address rumours as Robin Bailey takes swipe at network after axing
The veteran of Brisbane radio has taken shots at the Australian Radio Network after her KIIS97.3 breakfast show was dropped.
- Marissa Calligeros
‘I’ll catch you then’: Breakfast radio host won’t be back after ratings dip
Peter Fegan signed off from his final show telling listeners he would be back on Monday as usual.
- Dominique Tassell
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Kyle and Jackie O owner fails to rein ‘vulgar, offensive’ content says watchdog
The show continues to broadcast content that is “unacceptable to the community” and its parent company is unable or unwilling to stop it, ACMA said.
- Calum Jaspan
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