Through the corridors of 2UE it has pretty much been accepted, for some months now that come the new year the station will have a different format and likely, a different line-up.

It will still be Talk but in a very different style to what it has been over recent years. “We’re the owners of two talk radio stations in Sydney,” says Adam Lang, COO of the recently rebranded MRN, now known as Macquarie Media Limited (MML). “We’ll be adopting a strategy of one complementing the other, not competing head to head.”

One of Australia's best-known food and wine experts, Lyndey Milan OAM, has joined 2UE to present a weekly one-hour program called ‘Fresh’.
 
Milan, who has a 30-year pedigree as a successful cook and presenter, joins Clinton Maynard's ‘Lunchtime Lowdown’ program each Thursday from 2.00pm to 3.00pm to present Fresh with Lyndey Milan.
 

Macquarie Radio Network (MRN) has revealed its cricket broadcast commentary lineup for this summer.

Former Sydney talk presenter Malcolm T Elliott - 2UW, 2GB, 2UE has been released from Pindara Private Hospital at Southport on Queensland's Gold Coast after having a heart Ablation and Pacemaker/Defibrillator fitted. 

Elliott who underwent 5 heart by-passes in Sydney in 2004 has been in poor health since last Chrismas has now returned to his Lismore home with claims,  "God just keeps giving me second and third chances, I might start looking for a job at iHeart Radio".

The Macau Government Tourist Office and Sydney’s News Talk 2UE have partnered to create a custom campaign to promote the sights and sounds of Macau as a tourist destination.
 
2UE Weekend Afternoons presenter Tim Webster and his team visited Macau in South-East Asia for four action-packed days, including a live two-day broadcast from a suite at the spectacular Conrad Macao at Cotai Central.
 
During the visit, Webster visited the Macau Eiffel Tower, did the Skywalk at AJ Hackett Macau Tower and Macau by night.

When radioinfo caught up with Steve Blanda recently (read here), he revealed how he had shed a tear listening to the final 2UE bulletin from his hotel room in London.
 
Steve was on holiday when he went through the formal process of being made redundant following the Fairfax Macquarie merger – he came back to Australia unemployed.
 

When the Macquarie Fairfax merger happened, 2UE news stalwart Steve Blanda was holidaying in London.
 
With fifty staff to lose their jobs from a number of departments including news, few imagined the man who holds the record for the most number of ACRAs would be among the casualties.
 

Business journalist and financial commentator Ross Greenwood will present the 2015 Budget Night for Macquarie Radio Network’s (MRN) News Talk stations in a network first.
 
Greenwood will broadcast live from Canberra for the Budget announcement on May 12^th.