From the station's first broadcast on Feb 22, 1932 3AW has been a constant companion to Melburnians.
Here we feature some of the highs and lows of or broadcasting history.
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From the station's first broadcast on Feb 22, 1932 3AW has been a constant companion to Melburnians.
Here we feature some of the highs and lows of or broadcasting history.
The podcast currently has 168 episodes available.
On June 18th, 2013, I interviewed Malcolm Stuart for my ongoing 3AW History project. Here, in his own words, Malcolm tells the story of how he became 3AW's longest serving contributor/employee. - Simon Owens
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Only in Melbourne could an immigrant with broken english and a furniture store go on to become a legend and icon. Franco Cozzo won the hearts of Melburnians. He passed away on 20 Dec, 2023. Here is how we remember him.
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With Tony now firmly ensconsed in Afternoons, here's a chance to reflect on his first Overnight shift from August 22, 2016
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With the passing of Australia's biggest name in football on Saturday 16th Feb, it's our pleasure to share with you this chat between Bruce, Phil and Ron Barassi.
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Written for John and Bruce to record in character(s). This piece was use by sales to woo potential clients
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On Sunday May 07, former 3AW star Ralphe Rickman passed away. Here's an interview Philip and Bruce did with Ralphe in 1993
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Whilst on assignment to Hong Kong, Ormsby Wilkins bumped into some friends..
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Dame Edna was kind enough to join Philip and Simon for a chat.
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With the passing of Doug Mulray on March 30, 2023, we thought we'd share this interview he did on Sarah Henderson's afternoon program on 3AW in 1994
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From TV shows Bellbird and Cop Shop to a 10 year accidental career in politics, Terry Norris was known and loved by many Australians. He reflects here with Bruce Mansfield and Philip Brady in this interview from 2010
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The podcast currently has 168 episodes available.
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