97.3FM removes breakfast hosts
By Jonas Lopez in Media News on Friday, 06th December 2019 at 12:40pm
The breakfast show of 97.3FM Brisbane will be changing hosts in 2020.
ARN announced this week that host Mike van Acker and executive producer Liam Renton are stepping down from the station. Both have been at the station for two years.
As for Van Acker’s co-hosts, Bianca Dyer is being assigned to an unspecified new role at the station, and Bob Gallagher is staying as well.
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It will also support the advocacies of industry body STEM Matters, of which Ahern is the CEO.
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He has been with the paper for over six years, primarily as Victoria food and restaurant writer.
He also contributes for Delicious.com.au.
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Kitchin opens new publishing firm
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Magazine editor Sido Kitchin is going forward with a new company called School Road Publishing (pictured).
The company is slated to produce four new titles in print and digital form starting October 2020.
School Road will be Kitchin’s first major undertaking since wrapping up as editorial director of New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, Australian Women’s Weekly, Woman’s Day, and Lucky Break when Bauer Media closed down its NZ division.
Former Bauer Media ANZ CEO Stanley Dykzeul has agreed to be School Road’s new consultant.
“I know how much New Zealanders love magazines, taking them into their hearts and homes across generations. It’s a buoyant market for mags right now and in a COVID world, readers are relishing the comfort, connection and inspiration they bring. I’m thrilled to have this opportunity to create fresh, new titles that will enhance Kiwi lives with 100 percent locally-generated content and I look forward to anno
