Leading sports podcast, Two Good Sports is officially back—bigger and better than ever for their 2025 season. Hosts Georgie Tunny and Abbey Gelmi are ready to once again dive into the hottest sports news, game-changing insights, and inspiring stories from across Australia and the globe.

Two Good Sports prides itself on disrupting the conventional sports media landscape, which too often is filled with ‘two blokes’ endlessly debating the latest results. Instead, the podcast brings together two of the nation’s top female journalists to provide sports news told differently with nuanced insight into what is happening in the world of sports.

Throughout this season, Georgie and Abbey will be joined by a suite of sporting guests, including the likes of F1’s Guenther Steiner, star of Netflix’s hit series Drive to Survive, as well as local legends later to be announced. The show will also be further supported via the KIIS Network, with updates across The Pick Up with Brittany Hockley & Laura Byrne, Pagey and Amy on the Weekends, and KIIS Evenings.

On launching their 2025 season of Two Good Sports co-host Abbey Gelmi said, “This season is going to be our biggest yet at Two Good Sports. George and I love nothing more than talking sport and introducing some special guests into the mix this year is going to bring new dynamic we can’t wait for. Never has it been more important to have diverse opinions in the sporting media landscape, and that’s exactly what we bring to the table.”

Co-host Georgie Tunny added, “We are thrilled to be back for Two Good Sports, where Abs and I have the conversations we didn’t get to listen to growing up, unsure if sport was a safe place for women and girls. We’re proud to say it wholeheartedly is! This season we’re holding space for everything you need to know about sport. We’ll chat to athletes and journos and bring you, our audience, along for another wild ride!”

Two Good Sports drops every Friday, with the 2025 season kicking off with a discussion surrounding Ins and Outs for 2025. Further episodes will cover the latest in sports, including across the AFL, AFLW, Formula 1, NRL, netball and more.

Two Good Sports, thanks to Harvey Norman, is available now on the free iHeart app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Radio Skid Row is looking for a part-time Station Manager to lead the station’s operations, fundraising efforts, and strategic growth. This role involves overseeing daily operations, financial management, staff and volunteers, grant coordination, and technical oversight, while working closely with the Board and community stakeholders.

About us: Radio Skid Row remains committed to its mission of being a media organisation that promotes social justice, civil and human rights and equal opportunity for those most marginalised in the community, including First Nations and other marginalised groups.

About you: We are looking for a strategic, community-driven leader who is passionate about social justice and grassroots media. This role is challenging but rewarding, requiring a combination of strong leadership, organisational, and fundraising skills.

Key accountabilities:

– Oversee day-to-day station operations, ensuring compliance with policies, procedures, and legal requirements.
– Manage fundraising activities, coordinating staff and volunteers to achieve financial goals.
– Lead grant writing and coordination, ensuring successful applications and program delivery.
– Supervise staff, volunteers, and contractors, fostering a positive and inclusive work environment.
– Work with the Treasurer and accountant to prepare budgets and oversee finances.
– Provide technical oversight, working with contractors and advising the Board on equipment needs.
– Collaborate with the Board and committees to support governance, policy development, and strategic planning.

Shared Responsibilities

– Work collaboratively with staff and volunteers to achieve organisational objectives.
– Maintain high standard work practices and ensure integrity, respect and confidentiality.
– Attend relevant committee, board and staff meetings.
– Respond helpfully and refer enquiries from members and general public as appropriate.

Selection criteria:

The ideal candidate will have:

– Proven leadership experience in community media, non-profit management, or a similar field.
– Experience in fundraising, grant writing, and financial management.
– Strong organisational and communication skills, with experience working with volunteers and diverse communities.
– Ability to manage operations and develop strategic policies for a dynamic media organisation.
– Understanding of technical broadcast requirements and ability to work with technical teams.
– Commitment to social justice and the values of community broadcasting.

Position details

– Hours: 30 hours per week
– Pay: $46.15 per hour + 11% superannuation

Sound like you would be a good fit for Skid Row? Please submit a cover letter and resume to board@skidrow.com.au.

Applications close: 20th of March, 11.59PM AEDT.

Brisbane’s 4BC has seen a huge spike in digital streaming, with session starts up 79% year-on-year in the past week. The increase came as Queenslanders turned to the station for critical updates and reliable information during Cyclone Alfred.

Total listening hours (TLH) for 4BC also jumped 45% compared to the same period last year, while cumulative audience spiked 54% as listeners stayed connected through the storm’s impact, highlighting the vital role of live and local news coverage in times of crisis.

4BC Station Manager, Siobhain McDonnell said the team worked tirelessly to keep listeners informed as the situation unfolded.

“When extreme weather hits, radio is more than just a source of news – it’s a lifeline. Our team at 4BC was committed to delivering accurate and timely updates to support the Brisbane community through Cyclone Alfred. This surge in streaming numbers reflects the trust our listeners place in us, and we’re very grateful for their support.” McDonnell said.

4BC was the only station in Brisbane providing dedicated emergency broadcasts 24 hours a day from Thursday through until Monday night.

“Our presenters, producers, newsroom staff and audio engineers have worked around the clock to provide the latest information while also giving people a sense of connection during a really tough time. I’m so proud of them and I want to thank them for everything they’ve done”, said McDonnell.

As Queensland continues to recover, 4BC remains committed to keeping Brisbane informed and connected with the latest news and community support updates.

Source: Triton Streaming Metrics, Session Starts, total listening hours, 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, 6PR Jan-Dec 2024, Jan-Feb 2025, Mon-Fri 5.30am-12MN