Nova Network

Does anyone know if the British DJ started in Sydney today?

The Nova 96.9 website still lists DC & Harlee as being the stations workday presenters. So I presume that Greg Burns hasn’t started yet although as far as I can tell, he finished up at Capital FM in London on June 20.

Greg Burns started today.

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He was actually on air yesterday too.

Fitzy and Wippa stitch up new mornings announcer, Greg Burns
http://www.nova969.com.au/show/fitzy-and-wippa-stitch-our-new-mornings-announcer-greg-burns

According to a Facebook post on the Novanation page, Novanation will be resident on Nova FM on Friday and Saturday nights from 10pm. No word if network wide or until what time.

My understanding is that the online station is closing/has closed. Shame that another of the DAB+ launch stations have now ceased, joining the likes of Radar Radio and Koffee (in most markets).

the website indicates it is closed, no more streaming.

What happened to the morning and afternoon announcers on Nova in Sydney prior to Greg Burns beginning? Where are they working now?

Greg Burns and Zoe Sheridan to host Spring Break from Monday whilst Fitzy and Wippa are on holidays.

Each survey we talk to the Network bosses about how their brands have performed, first up it is Nova Entertainment’s Paul Jackson. Survey #6 again saw smoothfm smashing it in Sydney and ever so close in Melbourne. But what is the killer promo that will soon see smooth take a different direction not seen before that is bang on for their target?

Huge Fitzy and Wippa announcement Friday 8am.

edit: it’s about a concert

It’s Coldplay doing a Nova Red Room, where they do an intimate concert for Nova listeners. You ring to win tickets.

Hayley Pearson returns to Nova 919 and joins Dylan Lewis and Shane Lowe on Breakfast.

From January 9, Nova Sydney morning presenter, Greg Burns, will be networked into Melbourne, the same for Dan Cassin in the afternoons. That means only breakfast, presented by Chrissy, Sam & Browny, will be local for Nova 100, with the rest to be networked from Sydney.

Source: Radio Today

Well that’s sad :frowning:

It’s the way of the future.

Still not good. Nova used to be 100% local although, like the 2 ads in a row strategy, it is long gone.

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I can understand local content being important at Breakfast or even Drive but during the day when they’re just spinning hits, there doesn’t seem to be such a real need for it in my opinion.

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Someone on Radio Today was saying that both presenters will be voice tracking Melbourne-specific breaks. Even if that’s true, it’s what Grant Broadcasters do for the majority of their stations and we all know how well that does (or doesn’t) in their competitive markets.

It’s no surprise really - for years Nova haven’t been too worried about promoting their daytime hosts - there’s next to no information about them on the website.

Fox on the other hand put effort into building the profile of their daytime announcers who are very active on social media and run shifts that are very interactive with listeners.

Nova - not really Made for Melbourne now.

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