Triple M Melbourne’s The Hot Breakfast, hosted by Eddie McGuire and Luke Darcy, will finish up on Friday 27 November after 11 years on air.  
 
Launched in 2009, the breakfast show shaped a new era in FM breakfast radio with a clever, almost talkback approach alongside Triple M’s unmistakable sound of sport, rock music and comedy.
 

Each year commercial network chiefs band together under the CRA umbrella and  make their way to Canberra to rub shouders with lawmakers and put the industry's case to them

Melbourne’s Herald Sun is reporting that Jay Mueller is about to resume his association with Eddie McGuire.

McGuire and Mueller worked together at Triple M on The Hot Breakfast for 8 years.

Currently Mueller is the Executive Producer for 1116 SEN’s Gerald Whateley.

'I'm gonna sue their arses off.'

With Mick Molloy’s move to Triple M’s National Drive show, comedian Will Anderson is strongly tipped to fill the gap on Melbourne’s Hot Breakfast.

End of An Era for 2UE News.

Anger at ABC Over Local News Cuts.

Fairfax Strike Continues Over Newsroom Job Cuts.

These are just a few of the headlines from the past 18 months that strike fear into every working journo, seemingly lucky to have a job.

The CEO Magazine is calling for all media leaders to apply for the Media Executive of the Year award in The CEO Magazine’s 6th annual Executive of the Year Awards.

The awards recognise the achievements of leaders and professionals over the past year, and the contributions they have made to their companies across industry-specific categories, as well as job-specific and recognition awards, and the major award, CEO of the Year.View the full list of the 2016 winners here.