Radio has celebrated International Women's Day with all-female announcers and artists, Discussions have been held with interested parties to help save Australian Associated Press, and international podcasts have had a major impact on the Australian Podcast Ranker

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The CEO of the Community Broadcasting Foundation, Ian Stanistreet, has decided to retire after 40 years in the sector. Creative uses of audio technology featured at the AIB Audio Summit. ABC set to frequently broadcast The F Word this weekend.

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Crocmedia signs a deal with Seven West Media for the radio rights to the 2020 Olympics, Nova is carrying out an internal investigation into an altercation allegedly involving its staff during a recent trip to San Fransisco, and CRA CEO Joan Warner shares digital experiences with broadcasters in Asia

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SCA has bought an AM and FM station in Carnarvon and now owns all markets in northern Western Australia, Media celebrities and friends support John Laws at his wife's funeral in Sydney, and Triple J will go all-female on Sunday to celebrate International Women's Day.

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Morale is slumping at the ABC as staff wait to find out whose jobs are on the line and which programs will go, Nova's Paul Jackson admits that the format for Smooth FM came about less by research and more by 'a gut feeling', and SEA-FM on the Sunshine Coast is rebranding to coincide with anew high profile Drive Show.

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New survey shows that less than a third of Australians believe the ABC reflects to views of ordinary people, Crocmedia are interested in bidding for the radio rights for the Olympics, and to celebrate it's 40th birthday the Triple M network has launched a marketing campaign called Sounds like Triple M.

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Triple J's Hottest 100 attracted more than 3.25 million listeners at home and even more overseas, Aussie podcast platform Whooshkaa has joined with streaming giant Deezer giving local podcasters access to 14 million active users in 180 countries, Melbourne's Light FM breakfast presenter, Lucy Holmes, breaks down as she reveals her medical condition.

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CBAA has lobbied politicians for increased funding for community radio infrastructure, ARN launches iHeartPodcast Network Australia while Acast reveals its Acast Marketplace, Innovative new software, SmartMetadata, fills in missing details on live radio streams and Grant Broadcasters' K-Rock in Geelong urges listeners to shop at 'a store with a door' to counter on-line shopping

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An IAB report on the audio industry released today shows a dramatic rise in advertisers backing podcasts to help their branding, Triple M kicks off the footy season with the Charity Shield match, and a call by Radioinfo contributor, Jen Seyderhelm, in an article called Local Still Matters, to keep local radio, local. It's well worth reading.

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John Laws wife, Caroline, whom he always referred to as 'The Princess' has died from cancer, HT&E claims ARN is Australia's #1 metro network saying its financial results are good in a challenging advertising market, and Hannah Clarke's brother gives an emotional interview to Brisbane's Triple FM thanking the city for its support for his family.

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