Chart Highlights  –  16 July 2020

• High Point: Sia reaches No.5 with ‘Together’ earning 634 spins​
• Biggest Mover: The Veronicas up 128 spins to No.29 with ‘Biting My Tongue’​
• New Release: Katy Perry’s ‘Smile’ debuts at No.36 with 182 spins

Presenters at SCA's Triple M and Hit stations in Toowoomba will be broadcasting from alternative locations after asbestos was discovered in their building. 

"We will be on air from different locations, but we continue to run the business as usual... morale is high," General Manager Zac Manscawen has told radioinfo.

Manscawen says the station's building at 100 Margaret Street was undergoing routine repairs when the asbestos was found.

Rachel Storer, winner of the inaugural Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) Brian White Scholarship has scored a full-time job with the Hit Network.
 

They were so tantalising close from knocking the rusted on 2GB from its position as Sydney’s overall number one radio station with just 0.01% separating the two but in today’s GfK Survey 4 results, smooth relinquished all gains to own a 9.1 share to 2GB’s 11.3.
 
“It’s about the relativity I guess,” says Nova Entertainment’s Paul Jackson.
 

There were Seas and Hots and Stars plus a bevy of bits and bobs, all the result of numerous mergers and acquisitions that over several years brought together the considerable resources of stations from Austereo, RG Capital, DMG, Southern Cross, B105, Triple M, FOX and 2Day, among many others, to arrive at an owned network that today boasts the broadest commercial radio footprint Australia has ever seen.

Finally, today, all those disparate names and call signs have been wrangled, distilled and reduced to just two essential elements - HIT and Triple M. Well, almost.

One of the world’s biggest RNB Superstars is set to take over RNB Fridays across Australia.

SCA has confirmed the rebranding of Hobart's 100.9 Sea FM (scroll down for details)

It was in March 2015 that radioinfo reported  Southern Cross Austereo’s hit branding would be rolled out regionally, following a search of whois.com.au.

Emma Freedman of the The Hit Network’s Scoopla show took out the 2015 mirrorball trophy on Channel Seven’s Dancing with The Stars and last night Freedman’s dancing partner Aric, second place winner Matt Mitcham as well as her dad Lee Freedman joined the show.

The show celebrated Freedman’s win as her dancing partner Aric, told her she could actually come back as one of the dancing pro’s to dance with a celeb in future series.

SCA Director of Metro Operations Guy Dobson has written an internal memo to SCA staff confirming the much speculated rebrand of the Today Network.

SAFM rebranded to Hit earlier this year and now the branding is being spread to the whole network.