Afternoon Hit Network presenters Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little are strong contenders to take over from Hamish and Andy when the iconic drive duo retire from radio later this year.
Bickmore and Little currently present a one hour afternoon show on Hit network stations, before then going onto their other commitments such as The Project and Little's comedy shows.
Continuing to focus on its commitment to build a totally integrated suite of audio brands, SCA will align each of its digital radio stations on July 1 to either its Triple M or Hit Networks.
MTV has partnered with The Hit Network to bring RnB Fridays to television screens.
Beginning next Friday MTV Dance will air non-stop RnB music videos from 8:00am to midnight (AEDT) every Friday, featuring RnB anthems from the early 90s to the hits of today.
2DayFM’s RnB Fridays is going from the radio to the club, with global ghetto superstar Mya launching RnB Fridays with a live performance at Sydney’s ivy on Friday March 31.
Every week RnB Fridays at ivy will deliver RnB and hip hop anthems to the dancefloor, to kick off your weekend.
Headlining the first RnB Fridays at ivy, Grammy award-winning star Mya is sure to heat up the dance floor with a live set of all her greatest hits, including her smash hit singles “Case Of The Ex”, “Ghetto Superstar” and “Lady Marmalade”.
To celebrate International Women's Day The Hit Network took part in an Australian radio first by live-streaming its national breakfast show, hosted by Fox FM's Fifi Box and 2Day FM's Em Rusciano, on Facebook & Twitter.
Collective Noun has been added to the Hit Network's national late nights, broadcasting from 11pm-1am (Monday to Thursday) straight after Ash London Live.
Dom Fay, Zach Mander and Michael Parente makeup Collective Noun and have, over the past 12 months, been regular content providers for news.com.au.
They have 60 million views online with their sketch videos and have grown their Facebook following to almost 100,000.
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