While the actual 40^th birthday is Sunday August 2^nd, a true pillar of Triple M, Doug Mulray will join Sydney’s Moonman in the Morning, live from 7:15am Friday, to cut the cake on what’s been an astonishing four decades.

Mulray is Triple M royalty and an icon of Australian broadcasting who has not been heard on the MMMs since the days of Andrew Denton, appearing as a guest on his show in the early 2000’s.

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The 2020 Logie Awards were scheduled for the end of June, but due to the current pandemic, they have been cancelled.
 
Never fear, (though perhaps we should), Rudi Vanderstone’s Steaming Brown Logies is here as Triple M Sydney will host TV’s Morning of Mornings.
 

According to AirCheck Australia, during April, 2DayFM and Nova969 had the highest playlist crossover, with almost a third of tracks spun on both stations.

Southern Cross Austereo today announced that many of its Triple M and Hit Network metro shows will forego their planned metro radio survey break to continue regular program schedules over the next two weeks.

Well known radio announcer Stuart Cranney, has died aged 65.
 
Stuart lost his cancer battle and passed away in the early hours of this morning.
 
Best known for his time at Triple M Sydney, he had also worked at 4BK, Double J, 4KZ, 4TO, 4BC and 4BH.
 

Sydney breakfast show, Moonman in the Morning, will now be heard on weekends throughout the country in 2020. 

Brendan Annakin  returns to Triple M Sydney to host afternoons from 12pm-4pm.
 
After setting out as a panel op and assistant producer on Merrick and the Highway Patrol in 2012 in Sydney, Brendo made his way to Brisbane in 2014 to take over afternoons.
 
He then went onto anchor Triple M Brisbane breakfast from mid-2015 until the end of 2019 working with the likes of Ed Kavalee, Lawrence Mooney and Nick Cody over the years.