Nine Radio brings traffic reporting in-house, returns 3AW to regular programming
Nine Radio has completed its move to bring traffic reporting in-house, with reporters in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth and reports from the Department of Transport in Melbourne.
The decision came after the radio business ended its 25-year relationship with the Australian Traffic Network last month.
why fix something that has not been broken? I liked the Wallace brothers. I realise change happens but? So what has happened to Ian and Geoff?
does anyone reply to the comments and does anyone take notice
It seems that the current management are making all these changes just to justify their existence. As a long time listener I am getting sick of it. Please tell me what was wrong with being number one ???
The axing of longterm Australian Traffic Network reporters is sad but makes sense from a monetary perspective; what is bizarre on 3AW is the sudden appearance of some dude on the traffic reports who says he is from the Department of Transport. Why would the Victorian Government be providing staff to provide traffic updates for a commercial radio station? Is Nine paying the DoT?