Only aired in Melbourne which isnât disclosed properly.
They donât care about anywhere else really do they. Goodness that mic needs some TLC.
The other Triple M person alongside Issac Smith and Brian Taylor is Ryan âRabsâ Warren who is also known on Triple M as the producer of their Test Cricket coverage and the panel operator on Rush Hour.
3AW will cover seven matches this Easter long weekend.
In particular, it will have its own call of West Coast v Sydney on Saturday evening, rather than taking the 6PR feed. 6PRâs Mark Foreman (son of the late Wally Foreman) will be boundary reporter for 3AWâs broadcast.
On Easter Monday, 3AW football EP Meg McDonald and Sam Docherty will provide expert commentary for Hawthorn v Geelong.
There is no AFL on ABC News Radio Sydney or Canberra tonight⌠I thought they usually broke away from regular programming for this?
Are you streaming? Itâd be on ABC Sport stream.
If not, very odd considering they spelled it out.
On ABC NewsRadio: ACT and NSW from 7:00pm AEDT
No, on analogue⌠630am Sydney and 103.9 FM Canberra.
Might be a switching issue as last week I briefly heard AFL on Radio National on regional NSW stations, but this got switched back to regular programming quickly.
On Saturday, Essendon v Melbourne will receive ABCâs terrestrial radio coverage, including ACT, despite its coverage running 15 minutes into Sydney v Gold Coast.
North Melbourne v Brisbane, theoretically a more competitive matchup and will definitely meet the endtime, is relegated to ABC NewsRadio QLD.
SEN celebrates Gather Round with wall-to-wall coverage
Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) is once again gearing up for another huge Gather Round, delivering comprehensive coverage of the AFLâs showpiece Round 5 fixture across radio, digital and onâground activations.
Across five days, SEN will broadcast an extraordinary 100 hours of live AFL content, beginning from 9am on Wednesday, April 8, through to the final siren of the final match of the round on Sunday, April 12, ensuring footy fans everywhere are immersed in Gather Round from start to finish.
SEN will again establish a major live broadcast hub on Station Road outside SkyCity, right on the edge of the Adelaide Oval precinct, with fans invited to come down, interact with talent and experience SENâs live coverage across the week. All programming will be broadcast live from the Tyrepower Stage at Station Road, creating a central destination for footy conversation throughout Gather Round.
SENâs flagship programs will broadcast live from the site, including Whateley, Fireball, Dwayneâs World, Sportsday, Breakfast with Bicks & Walshy, The Run Home with Kymbo & Chad and Crunch Time, delivering continuous coverage, conversation and colour from the heart of the event.
The AFL Nation team will also be on the road, broadcasting every game of Gather Round live from each venue, ensuring fans donât miss a moment, wherever the footy is played.
SENâs onâsite programming will feature an allâstar lineâup of talent, with:
Whateley (with Gerard Whateley) broadcasting live from 8.30am local time on Wednesday and Thursday.
Breakfast with Bicks & Walshy (with Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh) live from 6 to 8.30am Thursday.
Fireball with Kane & Kingy (with Kane Cornes and David King) live from 5.31am Friday.
Dwayneâs World (with Dwayne Russell) live from 11.30am to 2.30pm Wednesday through to Friday.
The Run Home with Kymbo & Chad (with Kym Dillon and Chad Cornes) live from Adelaide across Gather Round, from 2.30pm Wednesday, with extended editions on Thursday and Friday.
Locked In with Tom Morris on Wednesday from 4.30 to 5.30pm.
Sportsday with Ken Hinkley and Tom Morris on Wednesday from 5.30 to 7pm.
The Captainâs Run with Tom Morris live Friday from 8.30 to 10.30am
A This is Your Journey special with Sam Edmund and Mark Williams on Friday at 10.30am.
Bunnings BuildâUp on Thursday and Friday evenings, hosted by Gerard Whateley, Dwayne Russell, Ken Hinkley, Mark Bickley, Tom Morris and Chad Cornes.
Off the Bench with Hutchy & Pickers (with Craig Hutchison and Liam Pickering) live on Saturday morning from 8.30 to 10.30am.
Crunch Time live Saturday with Gerard Whateley, Tom Morris, Mark Bickley and Ken Hinkley, from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
Lay Back with Betfair live on Sunday to close out the round.
For fans who canât get to the games over the weekend, SEN will host watch parties from the Tyrepower Stage on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Hosted by Brodie Smith (Sunday) and John Casey (both days), fans can watch all the action from the Essendon v Melbourne game at Adelaide Oval on Saturday, and the GWS v Richmond game from Barossa Park on Sunday.
Gather Round will also mark the launch of Fireball merchandise, with fans able to purchase exclusive SEN and Fireball caps from the SkyCity outside broadcast site throughout the week. Merchandise will include Fireball hats featuring slogans well known to regular listeners: âGet Up Early, Do The Workâ, â6:01â, âGuts Up Cupâ, âBallerâ and âD.G.B.B.W.Y.Kâ.
The SkyCity activation will feature live broadcasts, merchandise, giveaways, games, prizes and ticket opportunities, with a range of SEN partners activating across the week including Heinz, Toyota, Mega Rewards, Tasmania Devils Football Club and Mildura Base Public Hospital.
The AFL Record and its Metricon branded team of sellers will also team up to activate throughout Gather Round, with celebrity guest Metricon AFL Record sellers to be spotted around the precinct selling a special Gather Round edition of the AFL Record. The Gather Round The Clock content commitment kicked off with an outside broadcast from Revo Fitness Angle Vale this morning.
SEG Chief Executive, Craig Hutchison, said Gather Round had become one of the biggest weeks on the AFL calendar, and SEN was proud to once again deliver unmatched coverage.
âGather Round has quickly become one of the great festival events in Australian sport, and SEN is thrilled to be right at the centre of it,â Hutchison said.
âFrom broadcasting every game live, to delivering more than 100 hours of content from the heart of Adelaide, weâre giving footy fans access, atmosphere and insight wherever they are. Weâd love fans to come down to SkyCity, take in the shows, and be part of what is set to be a huge week of football.â
So a normal week.
For some reason, Triple M has listed its call teams for Collingwood v Fremantle AND last weekâs Adelaide v Fremantle this Friday, and repeated the mistake for Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
On Saturday afternoon, North Melbourne v Brisbane will be broadcast live into Brisbane, while the other stations will cover Essendon v Melbourne.
So very exact 
FiveAAâs Gather Round match broadcast schedule (all Adelaide times)
https://fiveaa.com.au/article/fiveaa-sports-broadcast-schedule
1200-1445 AFL â Round 5 â North Melbourne v Brisbane from Barossa Park
1445-1600 AFL â Round 5 â Essendon v Melbourne from Adelaide Oval
Isnât 5AA limited to 4 out-of-market matches each round?
They are all in Adelaide, so probably not âout of marketâ
What I was referring to is matches not involving Crows or Power.
Speaking of which, I think this is a typo because they are not going to spend 3 hours to build up to such a match.
1200-1820 AFL â Round 5 â Greater Western Sydney v Richmond from Barossa Park
Checking on SENâs schedule. Apparently Collingwood v Fremantle will be heard on Sydney 1170 and Gold Coast 1620.
Yep, theyâll join in progress after their NRL coverage. They have rights to the 6pm NRL game but not the 8pm except in Brisbane where they can air the 8pm game as âBroncos Radioâ.
Mitch Turner is calling the game with Braden Ingram, with expert comments by Rod Jameson and Stephen Williams, and Vicki Schwarz on the boundary.
Mitchâs Perth colleague Clint Wheeldon commentated Collingwood v Fremantle alongside Corbin Middlemas last night.
FiveAA produced their own call for North vs Brisbane with 3AW not taking the game.
I believe it was Sam Tugwell and Matt Crouch calling.