Sydney’s top rating radio station 2GB has unveiled its summer line up, ensuring listeners stay informed and entertained over the holiday period. It comes as 2GB prepares for a special end of year celebration at the new Cabravale Club Resort at Canley Vale this Thursday.
The summer line up, taking effect from Monday December 15, 2025, will be:
Overnights Midnight-5.30am: Phil O’Neil
Breakfast 5:30am-9.00am: James Willis (Christmas Day – Mark Levy 6am-10am)
Mornings 9.00am-Midday: Luke Grant
Afternoons Midday-3pm: Luke Bona / Lucy Zelic
Drive 3pm-6pm: Trent Nikolic
Wide World Of Sports 6pm-7pm: Adam Hawse / Mike Pearsall
Nights 7pm-Midnight: Bill Woods
Weekends: The Garden Clinic, Jason Morrison and The Two Murrays.
Station Manager, Greg Byrnes, said: “2GB never switches off. We’ve assembled a summer line-up our listeners know, trust, and can rely on to keep the conversation rolling. It’s often a busy and challenging time of year, bushfires have already hit hard, but Sydney knows it can rely on 2GB for up-to-the-minute news and information, along with reassurance and companionship”
“Christmas Day is always a highlight. We’ll be broadcasting carols live on Christmas Eve, followed by Mark Levy’s special Christmas Day program from 6am. We’ll then join the inspiring tradition of Reverend Bill Crews’ Christmas Day lunch live from the Exodus Foundation”
To mark the end of another successful year, 2GB’s daytime presenting team of Ben Fordham, Mark Levy, Michael McLaren and Clinton Maynard will head to Cabravale Club Resort in Canley Vale this Thursday for a special end-of-year broadcast.
Listeners are invited to join Ben and the team at Cabravale Club Resort from 7am. The daylong celebration will conclude with Clinton Maynard’s Sydney Now program at 6pm.
Mr Byrnes says “Before all the holidays begin we want to say thank you. On Thursday, the entire 2GB team will be at the new Cabravale Club Resort for a day of live radio, special guest, and giveaways. It’s our way of thanking all our loyal listeners for making 2GB Sydney’s top-rating radio station for another year. Come and say G’day!”
Curtin University student Kate Cleaver has been named the winner of the prestigious 2025 Brian White Scholarship, announced today by Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA).
Kate will embark on a four-week paid placement, gaining invaluable experience across the ARN, Nine Radio, NOVA Entertainment, and SCA newsrooms.
The scholarship recipient was chosen following an intensive workshop hosted by NOVA Entertainment for the four finalists. The workshop was conducted by leading commercial radio news figures, including Fiona Ellis-Jones (ARN), Penny Ghosn (2GB, Nine Radio), Michelle Stephenson (NOVA Entertainment), and Amy Goggins (SCA).
Finalists and judges pictured (L to R): Penny Ghosn (2GB, Nine Radio), Scarlett Coppola, Fem Snel, Kate Cleaver, Ella O’Neill, Michelle Stephenson (NOVA Entertainment), Fiona Ellis-Jones (ARN), and Amy Goggins (SCA)
Lizzie Young, CEO at CRA said: “The Brian White Scholarship, part of our Sound Start program, is our investment in the next generation of Australian commercial radio talent – a medium reaching 15 million* Australians weekly. Kate’s talent stood out, and we’re proud to support her hands-on experience across four major newsrooms.”
Kate Cleaver, 2025’s Brian White Scholarship recipient said: “I am beyond thrilled to get selected for the Brian White Scholarship, I can’t wait for the opportunity to immerse myself in commercial radio whilst getting to work alongside some of the best in the business.”
The annual Brian White Scholarship honours the legacy of radio legend Brian White, the first Australian commercial radio cadet journalist. White pioneered the news talk format and had a career spanning three influential decades.
2025 Finalists (L to R): Scarlett Coppola, Kate Cleaver, Fem Snel, Ella O’Neill.
Entries for the 2026 Brian White Scholarship will open mid next year. The competition is open to recent graduates or students in their final year of a relevant course such as Communications, Media, Journalism, and Radio.
The counters are polished and the stakes are high as three of Australia’s most entertaining celebrities prepare to face the machine in a special prime-time edition of Tipping Point, Sunday, December 14, at 7.00 pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Hosted by tennis legend Todd Woodbridge, in this charity showdown a trio of TV and radio heavyweights will battle it out for a $40,000 cash prize for their chosen causes.
Radio royalty and television presenter Kate Langbroek brings her trademark fearless humour to the game, hoping to secure a big win for My Room Children’s Charity.
Joining her is the “Crown Prince of Comedy”, Joel Creasey. The Nova Drive-time presenter is ready to unleash his quick wit on the machine in support of Breakthrough T1D.
Completing the lineup is stand-up sensation and Fox FM Breakfast host Nick Cody. Known for his no-nonsense comedy style, Nick is aiming to tip the counters over the edge in the favour of Foodbank.
Will they master the machine? Expect edge-of-your-seat drama and hilarity as these three stars take on Tipping Point’s riveting blend of chance and skill – Sunday, December 14, at 7.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Triple M has revealed the six shows taking over national Breakfast for Pilot Week, a first-of-its-kind initiative offering entertaining personalities, fresh voices, and compelling storytellers the opportunity to showcase their talent on a national stage.
After an overwhelming response, with standout applicants ranging from everyday Australians to well-known online creators and comedians, Triple M announced an extended lineup of six shows to broadcast across its metro markets from Monday, 15 December.
THE SIX PILOT WEEK SHOWS
Monday – Swag on the Beat: Jack Say & Isaac Gibbons
Best mates since high school, Melbourne duo Jack and Isaac bring their trademark quirk and absurdity to the Triple M. Swag on the Beat have built a loyal following of more than one million on TikTok and Instagram with their sketch comedy, and now they’re taking on a brand-new challenge: radio.
Tuesday – The MacPack: Jake, Joe & Riley McKenna
Perth brothers Jake, Joe, and Riley deliver high energy antics, stories, and sibling chemistry, resulting in undeniable radio gold. Avid sports fans and pop culture tragics, The MacPack offer a relatable and entertaining take on navigating life in your 20s.
Wednesday – Paddy & Maz: Paddy Gerrard & Maz Compton
From Triple M Central Coast 107.7 Breakfast show, Paddy & Maz are bringing feel-good radio to a national audience. Honest, warm and slightly unpredictable, Paddy has more than 20 years of local radio experience, while Maz made a return to radio in 2020 after time away from the mic.
Thursday – Jean, Pep & Tim: Jean Margaret, Mark Pepper & Tim Mountford
What happens when three strangers walk into a studio mid–life pivot? Meet Jean, Tim & Pep. Jean, a former lawyer chasing her radio dream; Tim is a prolific audio producer with years working behind the scenes in radio; and “Pep” is an everyday Aussie — a car salesman from St Albans who impressed Triple M with natural storytelling and self-deprecating humour. Selected individually and paired by the network, this trio promises curious, energetic and unpredictable Breakfast radio.
Friday – The Tag Team: Shaun Malseed, Hunter Smith & Harry Lloyd
Originating on Melbourne’s JOY FM, The Tag Team return to radio in a big way. With backgrounds in production, creative writing, television, and film, this trio tackle the biggest trends and stories with sharp humour and a fresh perspective, bringing an incredibly unique show to Triple M.
Saturday – Yeah Good: Max Price, Troy Kinne & Tom Siegert
Sketch comedy creators Max, Troy, and Tom bring their trademark irreverence and wit to the Triple M lineup. Tackling topics that don’t matter while attempting to solve problems that aren’t really problems, Yeah Good offers listeners a light-hearted escape to kick-start the weekend.
These six shows were selected from Triple M’s Top 10 finalists, by a panel of respected Content Directors around the country, each bringing years of experience. Other standout entries included Eliza and Liberty Paschke, Fergus Neal and Louis Phillips, Isaac Smith and Elliot Garnaut, and Steph de Sousa and Emily Tresidder. All ten shows collaborated with Triple M content directors and senior producers to develop and record their pilots, honing their craft while showcasing their chemistry, storytelling, and alignment with Triple M’s entertaining content.
Triple M — Australia’s #1 radio network for Men 25–54 for 23 consecutive national surveys — has a long history of discovering and developing new talent. Pilot Week continues that legacy, following the breakout success of Lu & Jarch and reinforcing the network’s commitment to discover and back fresh storytelling, personality-led content, and Australian creators from all walks of life.
Matthew O’Reilly, SCA Head of Broadcast Content, said: “Pilot Week has already been a huge success, offering a unique opportunity to discover fresh talent, with an incredible array of talent putting their hand up for a Triple M first. We were impressed by the diversity of applications, from everyday Aussies to internet favourites and experienced broadcasters, all with unique stories and ideas.
“While we initially intended to select five breakfast shows, the quality of the submissions was simply too strong to pass up the opportunity to showcase another great show. We’re excited for listeners to hear six very different Breakfast shows next week, each bringing their own personality, chemistry, and style, to Triple M.”
The six Pilot Week shows will air nationally across Triple M’s metro markets from 6am to 8am, and will be available to stream on LiSTNR, beginning Monday, 15 December.
About Triple M:
For more than 40 years, Triple M has been one of Australia’s most recognisable radio brands, providing listeners with a unique blend of Greatest Hits, Sport, and Comedy. With 49 stations nationwide – including six digital stations – Triple M is renowned for delivering music’s greatest hits, alongside iconic talent and standout shows that lead the way in sport and entertainment.
Reaching more than 4.9 million radio and on-demand listeners each week, Triple M is home to some of the country’s most respected sporting legends, beloved comedians, and music personalities, including Mick Molloy, James Brayshaw, Billy Brownless, Luisa Dal Din, and Jack Archdale – to only name a few! Triple M’s content is available live or on demand on the LiSTNR app.
Commercial Radio & Audio (CRA) has reported total radio revenue of $273.1 million for Q3 2025, down 4% year-on-year (YOY).
Digital audio revenue grew 12.1% to $26.7 million, while metro broadcast revenue totalled $156.7 million (-5% YOY) and regional revenue delivered $89.8 million (-6% YOY).
Broadcast revenue was impacted by soft market conditions but the local commercial industry’s digital performance (+12.1%) outpaced the broader market’s growth of 3.5%.
CRA members now hold 33% of the $82 million sector (up from 30% market share in Q3 2024), according to the latest IAB Australia Internet Advertising Revenue Report for the quarter ending September 2025.
Lizzie Young, CEO of Commercial Radio & Audio, said: “The advertising market has been challenging, but the digital audio growth we’re seeing validates our long-term strategy. Advertisers want efficiency and accountability. They need simplified access to premium inventory that delivers effective outcomes. That’s exactly what we’ve built.”
“The launch of CRA Audio ID in November is tangible evidence on how we’re delivering on that need: a unified cross-network identity solution enabling brands to plan, buy and optimise premium digital inventory across ARN, Nine, Nova Entertainment and Southern Cross Austereo in one simplified workflow.
“It’s also why our Power of Audio campaign matters now more than ever. When budgets are under pressure, we know for a fact that audio delivers: research shows just 11% of media spend allocated to radio can double campaign effectiveness, coupled with creative fluency brands can even double the double. For brands navigating uncertainty, that’s not a nice-to-have – it’s a competitive advantage.”
Source: CRA revenue results were compiled by media analytics firm Milton Data. Broadcast revenue includes metro and regional advertising, while digital audio encom
The Country Hour, Australia’s longest-running radio program, will soon mark a major milestone. On 3 December it will be 80 years since the program first aired in 1945, with presenter Dick Snedden welcoming listeners to “a program for the farm families of Australia”.
Initially The Country Hour was a way to communicate farming information to a generation of new farmers, many of them soldier settlers who had been sent to the country to make a new life.
Today its seven state and territory editions continue to provide a unique and valuable service, reporting the news and reflecting the voices and views from regional and rural Australia,
From this weekend special coverage across the ABC will build up to the anniversary and continue into 2026 with the theme “Celebrating 80 years of telling rural stories”.
Among the special content:
This weekend, a Landline special presented by Warwick Long on ABC NEWS Channel and ABC iview will tell the story of The Country Hour’s rich history and current rural reporters explain how it remains relevant today
On Wednesday 26 November: Victorian Country Hour presenter Warwick Long and Queensland Rural Lead Kallee Buchanan will host a special national Country Hour Outside Broadcast from Parliament House in Canberra, where the program’s anniversary will also be marked at the ABC’s annual Parliamentary Showcase
The ABC web homepage will link to dedicated Country Hour content on the rural page
On the anniversary on Wednesday 3 December Country Hour OBs will air in every state and territory to celebrate the milestone and News Breakfast will cross to four Country Hour presenters on location in Victoria, NSW, Queensland and the Northern Territory. A special segment will run nationally on the 7PM News and the ABC NEWS Channel focusing on intergenerational farming families who have listened to and benefited from The Country Hour over the decades
ABC Director, News Justin Stevens: “The Country Hour exemplifies the ABC’s deep and enduring connection with rural and regional Australia, which remains integral to our service and purpose.
“The program’s seven editions cover every aspect of country life, reporting on and breaking stories that have huge impacts for rural Australia and our whole nation.”
The ABC has around 600 employees working and living in rural and regional Australia across 56 locations and produces more than 800 hours of unique regional radio every week. In addition, our dedicated Emergency Broadcasting service operates around the clock when lives and property are under threat.
Other dedicated rural and regional programming includes Landline, Australia Wide and 16 editions of the Rural Report.
The Country Hour is broadcast on all regional ABC Local Radio stations from midday to 1pm each weekday and streamed on the ABC listen app,
Join the celebration and explore 80 years of rural storytelling at abc.net.au/rural.
In 2026, ABC Classic—Australia’s leading classical music network—celebrates 50 years of broadcasting with a year-long program of concerts, special broadcasts, and distinctive new initiatives.
To headline this milestone year, award-winning pianist Andrea Lam and journalist, presenter, and classical music enthusiast Leigh Sales join the ABC Classic lineup. Lam will present The Art of the Piano on Sunday evenings, while Sales will host a new Saturday program during the anniversary months, bringing her warmth, insight, and passion for classical music to audiences nationwide.
The celebrations begin on Saturday24 January, the anniversary of ABC Classic’s first broadcast. The day will feature a curated retrospective of the network’s rich history, including archival recordings, ‘best of’ live concerts, tributes from past and present presenters, listener stories, and memorable moments from five decades of sharing classical music with Australia.
Key 50th activity across the year
A celebratory day of programs on Saturday 24 January
A very special edition of the ABC Classic 100 countdown
The much-anticipated return of the ABC Young Performers Awards (YPAs) supported by a new Young Performers program throughout the year
50 Classical Icons – a weekly program featuring iconic classical musicians who have shaped the genre
A landmark birthday concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, broadcast live
A new music commissioningscheme to champion a wider spectrum of Australian composers, from emerging voices to established figures
Head of ABC Classic and ABC Jazz, Philip Noyce, said: “It’s an honour to be part of ABC Classic at such a significant moment in our history. As we celebrate 50 years of broadcasting, we’re proud to reflect on the legacy of this iconic network while looking ahead to its future. I’m delighted that the ABC Young Performers Awards are returning in 2026, providing an opportunity to spotlight and celebrate outstanding young musicians – with every note broadcast exclusively on ABC Classic.
“For the first time ever, we’re also heading to every state and territory to record over 200 concerts from every corner of Australia. It’s going to be a huge year for us, and I’m excited to work with our talented team to continue delivering exceptional classical music experiences to audiences nationwide.”
ABC Classic’s refreshed schedule in 2026 will include new programs alongside bespoke 50th anniversary content and special short-run series including an exploration of Minimalism and a Dame Joan Sutherland centenary celebration. The network’s trusted staples – shows presented by Megan Burslem, Russell Torrance, Genevieve Lang, Vanessa Hughes and Ed Le Brocq – also return in the new year.
Weekday Evening Highlights
Monday-Thursday at 6pm – Unwind: Greta Bradman hosts a new program to ease listeners into the evening.
Monday at 7pm – Young Performers: Nina Korbe spotlights rising stars and provides dedicated coverage of the ABC Young Performers Awards.
Tuesday at 7pm – 50 Classical Icons: Mairi Nicolson explores iconic musicians who have shaped the genre.
Wednesday at 7pm – Bandstand: Lucas Burns celebrates brass and wind repertoire.
Thursday at 7pm – Passenger: Stéphanie Kabanyana Kanyandekwe takes listeners on musical journeys across global destinations.
Monday-Friday at 8pm – Evening Concert: Joel Carnegie presents the greatest live concerts from Australia and abroad.
Weekend Highlights
Saturday 10am: Alice Keath hosts a new live program of legendary recordings alongside eclectic new discoveries.
Saturday 3pm: Leigh Sales presents her new program during the anniversary months.
Saturday from 8pm: the destination for opera lovers with The Opera Show and Saturday Night at the Opera, both hosted by Mairi Nicolson.
Sunday 6pm: Australia Plays celebrates Australian performers, compositions and features exclusive live studio sessions.
Sunday 9pm: Andrea Lam presents The Art of the Piano.
Alongside its refreshed programming schedule, ABC Classic remains at the heart of Australia’s live classical music sector in 2026. For the first time in the station’s history, performances from every state and territory will feature across the year. More than 200 concerts – from symphony halls to intimate chamber venues, opera stages to regional festivals – will be recorded, including twice as many opera productions.
A brilliant array of concerts will also be broadcast live on-air, giving listeners exclusive access to landmark performances as they happen. New works by both emerging and established Australian composers will be commissioned throughout the year, as ABC Classic continues to support and shape the future of classical music in Australia.
Join ABC Classic during a landmark year as the network celebrates 50 years of sharing the greatest classical music with Australia.
South Coast FM (formerly 3mFM) is a community radio station and Registered Charity that broadcasts to over 10,000sq km of southern Victoria. We have been on air for over 35 years and have brand new studios in Wonthaggi and Mirboo North. We have presenters, employees, contractors, and a large number of skilled volunteers who maintain and operate the station.
If you have great organizational abilities, experience in community-based organisations, an interest in media and a flair for creating new ways to communicate then you may be the person for the job!
The position of Station Manager is part-time 30 hours per week and is based in our Studios at Wonthaggi, Victoria.
Reporting to the Board of Management.
Salary range: $35 – $40 per hour, plus 12% super contribution
Background
South Coast FM has been operating for more than 35 years and is a volunteer driven, independent, community radio station run by and for the community which actively promotes involvement, access and participation and aims to provide the best in entertainment and information.
South Coast FM is a not for profit community radio station broadcasting to over 100,000 people from the SE Suburbs and Phillip Island to Yarram. Our primary audience reside in South Gippsland & Bass Coast shires.
Location of Employment: South Coast FM (SCFM) office/studio at White Road, Wonthaggi and remotely – with the ratio of office/remote days to be agreed with the Board.
Staff: Day-to-day responsibility for performance, leave and overtime approvals for all paid employees and maintaining leave entitlement records. Annual documented performance reviews and probation reviews as applicable.
Staff recruitment: To be undertaken collaboratively with the Board. SM to draft position descriptions for Board sign-off. SM to advertise positions select candidates and undertake initial interviews. Final candidate interviews to be conducted with Board representative(s).
Staff remuneration: SM to make bonus recommendations to the Board. Policies and procedures- SM will be cognizant of SCFM policies and procedures and shall manage staff and volunteer compliance. SM will advise the Board of any breaches in their monthly report and shall report immediately to the President any breaches that risk the reputation of SCFM.
SCFM business strategy: SM shall implement and report to the Board on progress in implementing the SCFM business strategy. The SM will have ongoing input into the business Strategy. Implementation shall be done in accordance with the priorities agreed with the Board.
Budget management: SM shall be responsible for preparing an annual budget for Board approval and for ensuring SCFM operates within budget. Monthly reports are to be presented to the Board advising of revenue and expenditure status.
Payments: SM shall have authority for all day-to-day payments up to a maximum as agreed with the Board.
Grants: SM to be responsible for recommending grant applications to the Board, preparation of approved grant applications for Board sign off, lodgement of approved applications, compliance with reporting obligations pursuant to any grants and commitments incumbent on SCFM pursuant to approved grants.
Legal and License obligations: SM to monitor obligations in relation to transmission sites. SM to be cognizant of all SCFM licence obligations and ensure SCFM’s compliance with those obligations.
Insurances: Conduct yearly reviews of all insurance policies to ensure cover is at the best price for all current equipment and facilities.
Reporting to the Board: SM shall ensure the provision of monthly reports to the Board on the financial status of SCFM including revenue and expenditure actuals versus forecast, sponsorship activities.
Stakeholders: SM will seek to establish and maintain relationships with key stakeholders including local government, community groups, regulatory bodies, grant giving organisations, and major sponsors.
Media and promotion: SM will be the principal point of contact for all community and media liaison.
Areas requiring collaboration, but not with sole responsibility
Programming: SM will be a member of the Board appointed SCFM Programming Committee which shall manage the programming schedule including new programmes, discontinuing existing programmes, appointing new announcers and managing announcer performance issues.
Sponsorship announcements: SM will not have responsibility for sponsorship announcements but will have responsibility for ensuring sponsorship announcements are being produced and scheduled in compliance with sponsorship agreements. Major sponsorship opportunities may require the involvement of the SM.
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia, together with four Sydney community radio stations, is calling for Expressions of Interest to tender for a Broadcast Technologist contract role. This is a chance for an experienced individual to support technical operations across several station sites in Sydney.
The project builds on a successful model trialled in Western Australia where a shared technologist has strengthened technical resilience for stations in the south west. The Sydney initiative will follow a similar collaborative approach, with the contracted provider helping stations maintain and improve their technical infrastructure.
This opportunity will suit those with strong broadcast engineering capability and an interest in working alongside community broadcasters to support reliable services for local audiences.
ABC Local Radio is set to welcome familiar voices this summer, keeping audiences across Australia informed and entertained throughout the festive season. From Monday 22 December to Sunday 11 January, the summer schedule unites some of the nation’s most recognisable broadcasters with trusted local presenters for a line-up that celebrates connection and community.
Over the summer period, journalist and presenter Waleed Aly will host ABC Radio Mornings in all states and territories except Western Australia, bringing his insights and conversation to listeners from 22 December to 9 January. Waleed is a broadcaster, journalist, lawyer, and academic, best known as co-host of Network 10’s The Project. He lectures in politics at Monash University’s Global Terrorism Research Centre and has authored award-winning commentary and books on social and political issues. In 2016, he won the Gold Logie Award for Best Personality on Australian Television, cementing his reputation as one of Australia’s most respected voices. Waleed also presents The Minefield on ABC Radio National and ABC listen.
Jess Ong joins the summer schedule for ABC Radio Afternoons, broadcasting from 17 December to 24 December. Jess is a Darwin-based presenter and storyteller, known for her work on ABC Darwin Afternoons. Jess brings curiosity, creativity, and a passion for community-driven storytelling to her radio work.
One of Australia’s most celebrated media personalities, Todd McKenney, will then take the reins of ABC Radio Afternoons from 29 December to 9 January, delivering the program with his signature entertainment and flair. Todd is one of Australia’s most versatile performers with a career spanning over 30 years in stage, screen, and television. He is best known for his role as Peter Allen in The Boy From Oz, a performance he delivered more than 1,000 times, and as a long-time judge on Dancing With The Stars.
ABC North Coast presenter Angela Catterns will be behind the mic for Australia All Over from 21 December to 25 January, connecting audiences across the country with stories and voices from every corner of Australia. Angela is a veteran broadcaster whose career spans radio, television, and podcasting. She has presented Mornings on triple j, the National Evening Show on ABC Local Radio, and Breakfast on 702 ABC Sydney.
ABC Local Radio will also have a strong roster of local programming to ensure audiences can stay connected:
Sydney: Emma Crowe hosts Breakfast over Christmas week, followed by Chris Taylor from 31 December. Michael Hing presents Drive.
Melbourne: Warwick Long hosts Breakfast, with Mary Gearin on Drive.
Brisbane: Spencer Howsen steps into Breakfast, with Sarah Howells on Drive.
Adelaide: Leigh Radford hosts Breakfast, with Narelle Graham from 15 December and Emma Pedler from 22 December presenting Drive.
Perth: Clint Wheeldon greets listeners on Breakfast, with Amber Cunningham hosting WA Statewide Afternoons.
Hobart: Evan Wallace hosts Breakfast, with David Reilly on Drive.
Darwin: Steward Brash hosts Breakfast, with Rick Hind on Drive.
Canberra: James Findlay hosting Breakfast from Dec 22 to Jan 2.
Evenings and late-night programming:
Evenings: Geraldine Mellett (22–24 Dec), followed by Jess McGuire (29 Dec–9 Jan).
Nightlife: Nic Healy weekdays, Mel Bampton weekends in December, Bern Young weekends in January.
Overnights: Ashwin Segkar weekdays (15 Dec–18 Jan), Michael Pavlich weekends.
Special programming includes:
Christmas Day: Paul Culliver (Breakfast), Alice Zaslavsky (Mornings), Sally Rope (Afternoons), Alice Walker (Drive), Peter Goers (Evenings).
New Year’s Eve: Local Breakfast, followed by Waleed Aly, Todd McKenney, and Jess McGuire across Mornings, Afternoons, Drive, and Evenings. ABC Radio Nightlife will also feature an accessible fireworks broadcast for people with visual disabilities.
For the full summer schedule, visit ABC Local Radio or tune in via the ABC listen app.
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