Nine is simplifying the media buying process for its radio assets using 9Galaxy, with the platform to offer access to radio inventory from November 1.

4BC has today announced that leading rugby league commentator and sports broadcaster Peter Psaltis will return to the station to host a local version of Wide World of Sports for the Brisbane audience.
 

Award winning broadcaster and journalist Scott Mayman has been appointed News Editor of a new,  grassroots, online newspaper, My News Feed.

Ray Hadley has made a dash to Queensland to broadcast his show from Nine’s new studios on Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise.

The final shoe, for now, has dropped at Nine Radio with Scott Emerson named the new Drive presenter at 4BC in Brisbane.

Emerson is a highly experienced broadcaster and journalist who served as The Australian newspaper’s Queensland bureau chief and held senior journalism positions with the ABC. He has also served in the Queensland parliament and is a former Minister for Transport and Main Roads.

The Scott Emerson Drive Show starts  Monday (August 10).

As Alan Jones prepares to undertake his new nightly program on Sky News, he appears to have little regret about leaving 2GB.
 

Nine has appointed Max Dudley to oversee its radio content offering in Brisbane in the role of 4BC Content Manager as the station continues to build its presence in the local market.
 
Dudley is a highly experienced radio professional who has spent almost 10 years with Southern Cross Austereo, most recently as Executive Producer of The Big Breakfast with Greg Marto Martin, Margaux Parker & Nick Cody.
 

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

Nine Radio has announced a new commercial offering for its news, sport, weather and traffic coverage, with exclusive sponsorship available for advertisers across all bulletins throughout the day and around the network.
 
Headlined by the Number 1 radio stations in Sydney (2GB) and Melbourne (3AW), comes as Nine also brings to a conclusion its 25-year relationship with the Australian Traffic Network.
 

Senior journalist and respected broadcaster Jim Wilson has been named as the new host of 2GB’s Drive program.