Two of Australia’s favourite broadcasters are returning to radio with Murray Wilton and Murray Olds (aka The Two Murrays) set to deliver five hours of news, sport, entertainment, lifestyle and plenty of frivolity over summer weekends on 2GB and 4BC.
 
Their new show launches this Saturday, October 31, and continues on weekends right through until the start of the NRL season in March 2021.
 
The Two Murrays will go to air Saturday and Sundays 2pm–7pm on 2GB and 1pm-6pm on 4BC.

After more than 78 years behind the microphone, the legendary Bob Rogers has made the difficult decision to hang-up his headphones.

While in Covid19 lockdown, retired regional radio identity Colin Cameron has been cleaning out his ‘man cave’ and reflecting on his career.

Livinia Nixon will host the breakfast shift on Nine’s recently launched music stations from Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5.

Nine Radio has wasted no time in beginning recruitment for traffic reporters in Sydney and Brisbane.

Mark Neely has called time on 40 years in radio and radio audience measurement.
 
He had initially planned to retire on June 30 this year, but when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the research industry, he brought the date forward and retired as of 31^st March.
 
Mark joined WIN Television in 1980 as Agency client service executive, working out of the North Sydney office, and joined AGB McNair Anderson in 1986, taking responsibility for servicing the radio station clients and the ad agencies a year later.

Ben Fordham has been named as the new host of 2GB’s breakfast program replacing legendary broadcaster Alan Jones, who this morning announced his retirement following advice from his doctors.

4BC Brisbane is likely to get its own local breakfast show.

Stevie Jacobs is returning to radio as the breakfast host on Nine’s newly launched music stations 2UE 954, Magic 1278, 4BH 882 and 6GT DAB+.