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EXCLUSIVE: Carrie Bickmore tipped to leave SCA replacing Will & Woody at ARN
ARN's confirmed Drive vacancy opens up a path for Bickmore, as Tommy Little's future at the Hit Network remains unclear.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 10, 2026
Ash London tipped to take on KIIS Melbourne turnaround
As ratings slide, ARN is banking on a fresh Breakfast line-up to rebuild the station’s audience and restore its Melbourne momentum.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 7, 2026
Why Seven may be the real winner as SCA revenue falls 4.5%
SCA's first full-year result with Seven shows TV pressure as audio and digital growth strengthen the merged media group.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 11, 2026
Dan Taylor nabs ABC Drive role after Hit Network axe
The former Hit100.9 breakfast host joins ABC Northern Tasmania less than two months after SCA axed Dan & Christie.
by Staff Writer – Aug 6, 2026
'Your games, your way': How Seven is changing the competition for Glasgow 2026
Kirsty Bradmore and Anna Stone on 15 live streams, FAST channels, and why Birmingham shaped everything about Glasgow 2026.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 30, 2026
'Incredibly difficult': SCA axes three regional shows as advertising crunch bites
SCA cancels three regional shows and appoints new Hit and Triple M network heads as the ad market tightens.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 16, 2026
Bruce McWilliam gains SCA shareholder backing for board seat
Alex Waislitz has backed Bruce McWilliam for the Southern Cross board after he built a near 10 per cent stake.
by Mediaweek – May 26, 2026
From podcast 'yap' to prime-time power play: Lucy Jackson and Nikki Westacott take on Hit Drive
They knew Drive was big. They just didn’t realise how big.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 22, 2026
2DayFM leans into familiarity as SCA resets music strategy
Amanda Lee, Head of Hit Metro Content, sat down with Mediaweek to explain why.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 21, 2026
Mike E breaks from radio grind to launch Behind the Mic after shock split
The move into the creator space came after something of an 'Eat, Pray, Love' moment.
by Natasha Lee – Feb 18, 2026
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