Tag: Radio
SBS Radio comes to Cooma
South-east New South Wales' biggest multicultural community has a new radio station.[MORE]
Banned radio presenter angry over arrest
The board of Wollongong community radio station VOX FM says it still supports the program Struggle Street, despite taking its presenter Paul Matters off the air.[MORE]
Gong radio stoush: station cites 'behavioural issues'
A community radio station in Wollongong has called in police to help silence its on-air talent.[MORE]
Anti-corruption advocates expelled from radio station
A program presenter at the Wollongong community radio station VOX FM has been arrested and a number of others expelled over the weekend for attempting to access the facility.[MORE]
Wollongong anti-corruption campaigner hauled off air
Two anti-corruption campaigners in Wollongong have had their radio program abruptly cancelled.[MORE]
Jones recovering after brain tumour surgery
Radio broadcaster Alan Jones is recovering in hospital after undergoing surgery for a brain tumour.[MORE]
Director of radio leaves ABC
The ABC's director of radio and regional content Sue Howard has announced she will be leaving the national broadcaster this month after a 22-year career.[MORE]
BBC fined again over unfair competitions
The BBC has been fined 95,000 pounds ($208,000) by media watchdog Ofcom for running unfair competitions on two radio shows.[MORE]
Voice of speaking clock dies
Former ABC broadcaster and the voice behind the speaking clock, Richard Peach, has died.[MORE]
'Voice of speaking clock' Peach dead at 59
'Voice of the speaking clock' Richard Peach has died in Indonesia at the age of 59.[MORE]
Roy and HG go commercial
"Rampaging" Roy Slaven and HG Nelson quit Triple J after 22 years with the station.[MORE]
Cyclist French wins defamation payout
Olympic cyclist Mark French has won a damages payout from a radio station that wrongly implied he was a drug cheat.[MORE]
ABC takes nine Walkleys
The ABC scoops 9 Walkleys at a ceremony celebrating the best of Oz journalism.[MORE]
2UE to pay $130k for licence breaches
Sydney radio station 2UE has agreed to pay a $130,000 fine for more than a dozen breaches of its licence conditions.[MORE]
Ross escapes sacking after BBC scandal
The BBC says prank calls by chat show host Jonathan Ross did not call for him to be sacked. [MORE]
CAAMA named nation's best community radio
An Alice Springs community radio station has been named the best in Australia.[MORE]
Schneider keen to work with Hamish and Andy
Hollywood star Rob Schneider says he wants to work with Australian radio funny guys Hamish Blake and Andy Lee.[MORE]
BBC to issue on-air apology for Brand prank
The BBC will issue on-air apologies on Radio 2 for the "offensive" 'Manuelgate' prank phone call.[MORE]
Drugs charge against McKenney dropped
A charge against Todd McKenney for possession of the drug GHB has been dropped.[MORE]
Pulitzer Prize winner Studs Terkel dies
Pulitzer-prize winning author Studs Terkel, famous for oral history, dies aged 96.[MORE]
BBC under siege over radio program prank calls
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The BBC is facing calls for stricter controls amid the prank phone call controversy.[MORE]
Ross steps down over prank furore
Jonathan Ross has backed out of presenting an awards show following his three-month suspension by the BBC.[MORE]
Illawarra Drive saved
ABC management has reversed a decision to take the 97.3 ABC Illawarra Drive Program off the air until January next year.[MORE]
'Delay-o-tron' to iron out commentary glitches
It's a perennial problem for the Australian sports fan - how can you listen to the radio commentary while you watch the match on TV?[MORE]
Radio Two chief quits over prank calls
Radio 2 chief quits, Jonathan Ross suspended without pay over crude calls row.[MORE]
