Final broadcast at Melbourne Town Hall.
Commentator Andy Maher’s advice for future broadcasters.
Brothers sue broadcaster for $3.7 million.
Final broadcast at Melbourne Town Hall.
Commentator Andy Maher’s advice for future broadcasters.
Brothers sue broadcaster for $3.7 million.
Hamish and Andy’s five-year reign as Australia’s leading drive-time comedians came to a close last week in Melbourne. Sarah Baker looks back on the highlights and finds that video didn’t kill these radio stars.
SYN, the Melbourne-based Student Youth Network are seeking volunteers to work across their various platforms.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at triple j? Then you might be interested to discover that the station is looking for four reporters to join their flagship current affairs program, Hack.
Upstart’s political editor Ryan Jon is in the running to co-host Melbourne’s highest rating breakfast show, the ‘Matt and Jo Show’.
For over 30 years Melbourne’s 3CR has maintained its alternative voice despite limited funding. Helen Lobato takes us inside the world of the much loved community radio station.
Master of Global Communications student Isabel Robinson will spend next semester undertaking field research in Papua New Guinea after receiving an Endeavour Research Fellowship.
Walkley award-winning journalist and broadcaster. Antony Funnell joins La Trobe’s Broadcast Journalism class this morning at 9AM to launch a unique collaboration between the university and the national broadcaster.
Keen to for a start in radio? Melbourne community radio station 3CR is currently looking for volunteers to work on its weekday breakfast program.
Andrew “A.J.” Sadauskas, who graduated from La Trobe in 2009 with a Graduate Diploma in Journalism, is currently a sub-editor at Australian Stamps Professional magazine
Lois Lane La Trobe student by weekday, up-and-coming Super Woman radio personality on weekends. From study desk to sound board, Olivia Kaleta describes the magic of her journey into the media limelight. Shelley Tangee reports.
He’s only 19, but Tom Ballard is already a triple j presenter, stand-up comedian, and a law degree dropout. He talks to Tyler Cameron about a career that’s swiftly thrust him into the national spotlight.
After numerous delays digital radio has finally launched in Australia. But as Tom Cowie explains, not everyone in the community broadcasting sector is celebrating.
Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard has outlined what he sees as the good, the bad and the ugly sides of the relationship between the political world and the media.
A day after the now infamous 2DAY FM “lie detector” segment went to air, Steinar Ellingsen raises a few questions about content policy and codes of broadcasting practice.
