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  • 1 week ago | radiotoday.com.au | Sarah Patterson

    The award winning podcast series Stories of Origin has returned for 2025 with Magic Moments, featuring James Tedesco in this week’s episode, titled Teddy’s Match Winner. The 2025 Magic Moments Stories covers everything from Arthur Beetson‘s thunderous first steps onto Lang Park in 1980 to Mark Coyne’s miracle try and Ben Hunt’s runaway redemption.

  • 1 week ago | radiotoday.com.au | Sarah Patterson

    Nathan Morris has revealed that legal issues were the reason behind his extended absence from Perth’s airwaves.

  • 1 week ago | radiotoday.com.au | Sarah Patterson

    New ABC role for Atlas Cook Former SCA WA announcer Atlas Cook has started a new job as a producer at the ABC, based in Albany. Previously, Atlas hosted the Breakfast show on 783 Triple M in Albany. Atlas got their start through Boom Radio, a non-profit, student-run radio station which provides a platform for students to learn and grow within the industry.

  • 1 week ago | radiotoday.com.au | Sarah Patterson

    After an extended absence from the airwaves, much-loved Breakfast radio host Nathan Morris this morning makes his return to Perth’s Nova 93.7.A key part of the consistently top rating Nathan, Nat & Shaun brekky show, Morris has been MIA since early March. Last Friday, Nova took to social media to tease his return – noting his talent for riding Penny Farthing bicycles, a long-held bucket list dream Nathan achieved whilst part of the Nova brekky team.

  • 1 week ago | radiotoday.com.au | Sarah Patterson

    Triple M has delivered an election result the nation might actually be able to agree on, with with the INXS classic Never Tear Us Apart voted #1 in the Election 300 Countdown. Ironically, the anthem about unity topped the list as the Greatest Song Of All Time. The countdown was played across the Triple M network over the past week with listeners nominating their favourite tracks at the official ‘polling booth,’ the LiSTNR app.

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