RnB Fridays is the first release in a new partnership with Southern Cross Austereo’s Hit Network and Universal Music Australia. RnB Fridays is a double album featuring tracks featured on the hugely popular RnB Fridays feature.

The album features the biggest and best tracks played across the network over two jam packed albums.

There’s classic bangers from the likes of Destiny's Child, Drake, Montell Jordan, Nelly, Ja Rule, Jason Derulo, Notorious B.I.G., Warren G, R. Kelly, Salt N Pepa, Blackstreet and more.

The Hit Network today announced another shift in management. Effective immediately Irene Hulme will be moving into the newly created role of Network Head of Music and Entertainment Partnerships for The Hit Network.

The rumours of Rove to 2Day breakfast are true!

Emma Freedman has been appointed as National Drive News Presenter on SCA's Hit Network, replacing Geoff Field in Sydney and other news readins in other capitals.

Freedman's role on the Hit Network will be delivering national news inside the Hamish and Andy show and through other show appearances, including The Scoopla Show, which she co-hosts with Jules Lund.

Afternoon news shifts in other SCA capital cities have also been cut, with Freedman set to be heard in place of local bulletins.

Justin Bieber will be performing live on the World Famous Rooftop in Melbourne for an exclusive performance for The Hit Network on Monday, 28 September.

Biebs new single What Do You Mean? has been No. 1 all week in Australia and The Hit Network is excited to celebrate his chart topping success.

Listeners can tune into The Hit Network weekdays from Monday, 7 September for a chance to win tickets to the all-ages event.

In an Australian radio first the Hit Network has launched a radio and YouTube show.

Michael Beveridge and Marty Smily will host YouTube Hits! broadcasting on air across the Hit network and on the YouTube Hits YouTube Channel nightly at 10pm.

Craig Bruce hits back at SCA’s critics

It's a mouthful for announcers to get their tongues around the dual branding that still exists on B105, 2Day and Fox, since the launch of the Hit brand for SCA's Today Network.

"B105 Hit 105.3" is clumsy no matter how carefully you say it, and so is the reversal "Hit 105.3 B105."

But announcers in Brisbane may not have to worry about the dual branding too much longer.

Jules Lund is excited about starting his new gig with Emma Freedman this week.
 
“Not having to get up for breakfast hours,” is one of the benefits of the new show, but, eventhough the program is only one hour long, Lund is not going to be taking it easy.
 
Speaking to radioinfo today, Lund says, “we’re doing something innovative here… Scoopla is such an unbelievable online presence, we want to extend on that.”
 

Emma Freedman will join Jules Lund as co-host of the new national nightly Scoopla show, beginning next Monday
 
The new show will be heard weeknights from 6pm on SCA’s Hit Network, covering the world of entertainment and pop culture.
 
Freedman says moving into radio is “really exciting. I guess working with my mate Jules should be OK too! Honestly though, we're both full of energy and can’t wait to get this show on the air"