3MGB - What's New

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2006
20th / 21st July New Kids On The Block and Orbitsville moved from Thursdays to Fridays

10th June - Winter Raffle drawn

3rd June - Roy Severs went solo with Rush Hour

26th May - Sibling Of New Kids On The Block returned as well.

25th May - The MLC Marshmead Show returned, coordinated by Sam Ginsberg

18th May - New Kids On The Block returned with Don Ashby at the helm

16th May - Community House Show replaced by The Healthy Living Show.

11th May - Razzamatazz presented by Sue Chapman replaced Genoa Gold when Margaret Stevenson took a break.

30th April - Greta Jessup returned as a member of the From The Concert Hall roster

27th April - Don Ashby and Orbitsville returned

28th February - Leah Morrison moved to Tuesday Lunchbox

23rd February - Leah Morrison returned with Thursday Lunchbox replacing Alida Beedle's The Usual Suspects

12th February to 14th February - Another brief period off the air with transmission woes

12th February - Web Site revisited after eighteen months of neglect

15th January - 3MGB Off The Air - Transmitter Failure; Returned 24th January

2005
5th November - Saturday Nite Party returned, hosted by Tim Frazer

10th October - Michael Beedle took over Monday Breakfast as sole presenter

8th August - Michael Beedle went on air with his first program, Beedle's About

2004
12th October - Barry McCulloch returns to the 3MGB air waves, reviving The Fun House

7th September - James Mason returned to the 3MGB air waves, reviving his Golden Oldies Lunchbox on Tuesday and adding Mouldy Oldies Lunchbox on Thursday

7th August - Graeme Norman added Mainly Music to the Saturday Line-up

14th July - Ken Cooper introduced AMRAP Hour

30th June - Leah Morrison returned with Wednesday Lunch

21st June - Maintaining Phil's Rage became Anything's Possible and happened on Mondays as well as Fridays

11th June - Trading Post started, hosted by Brigette Senior with Graeme Norman producing and
River Romeo joined Naomi Corrie on Hangin' Out

5th June - Jake Owen officially joined Amy Vatcher on Rock Steady

29th May - Di Rumble and Pam Richmond joined the Sisters Of Soul roster

20th May - James Owen introduces his new show, Various Variations Of Variety

4th May - Margaret Stevenson went traveling again

27th March - Pump moved to Saturday, as well Nick Guthrie retained the old Pump spot now called Wednesday Lunch

18th February - Sue And Joy's Selection went into recess, the gap filled by Don Ashby moving Orbitsville forward to noon and by past presenter Nick Guthrie with a new one hour show called Pump

5th February - Ken Cooper introduced All Australian Country Hour.
On the same day Pot-pourri and Easy Listening merged and slightly altered their time slot to become Brunch

4th February - The TAFE show reappeared, this time hosted by Julie Scott and called Outreach Show

29th January - After a lengthy spell in the background Maxim Dogger went public with Max Music

1st January - Jo Pardoe took over Rhythm

2003
12th December - Rock Steady returned with Amy Vatcher at the helm

23rd November - New PO Box Number 555

21st November - Steve Green introduced his new show Maintaining Phil's Rage

30th October - Another new presenter Emma Pantazis introduced another new show Rhythm

19th October - A new presenter Paul Joy introduced a new show At The Chapel, Live

2nd September - Margaret Stevenson returned to the 3MGB air waves

30th July - Don Ashby introduced a new show Orbitsville

26th July - Jake Owen introduced a new weekend show Saturday Night Jive

24th June - Gail Rands joined the 3MGB team.

10th June - The first show for new presenter, Jake Owen

23rd May - A new show, Local Punk, for Ken Morrison

6th May - A new show, Daddy's Love, for David Jeffery

3rd May - Naomi Corrie introduced her new show Hangin' Out

April 20th - New presenter Robbie Hargreaves introduced his new show Industrial Strength.

April 19th - New presenter David Jeffery joined the 3MGB team.

April 14th Margaret Stevenson went travelling again, Mike Webb took over Genoa Gold. Off The Shelf went into recess

April 6th - New presenter Barry (Bazza) McCulloch first presented his new show The Fun House

April 2nd - Photo of Sheila Day added.

March 19th - Photo of Jo Pardoe added.

February 18th - Leah Morrison returned presenting Tuesday Drive

February 13th - Susie Vatcher takes over Radio Waves

January 14th - Photo of Maree Webb added.

January 4th - Photo of Geoff Coles added.

2002
December 31st - Margaret Stevenson introduces her new show Off The Shelf

December 21st - Sisters Of Soul turned into the reprise of the LP Show. Prezzi Care was in town and joined Leah Morrison for a trip down memory lane.

December 6th - Bleeding Ears went into recess.

November 13th - A New Committee was elected at the AGM, some old faces some new.

September 20th - New presenter Jo Pardoe took over Friday Lunchbox

September 17th - Margaret Stevenson returned with Genoa Gold

September 13th - New presenter Mervyn Kimm with new Friday Breakfast show Waterfront

August 8th - Back to Eagles Nest Brekky Show with Sue Williamson

August 1st - Larry Corrie died

July 20th - Danielle Bonner returned as a Sister Of Soul

July 8th - The return of Luise McLean with Monday Drive

June 26th - Laurie Hamilton renamed his Wednesday breakfast spot This And That

May 30th - Friday Breakfast became the property of Linda Damon and Cream And Sugar

May 8th - New presenter Laurie Hamilton went to air, going solo the following week with Bubble And Squeak.

April 30th - A vacationing Tess Turner returned to look after Tuesday Drive

April 25th - Luise McLean's new show Rock 'n' Retro started.

April 10th - Ken Cooper returns with his old show, Rock 'n' Country, in a new time slot.

April 9th - Leah Morrison returned to her old Tuesday morning slot with a new show called Mish-Mash.

April 7th - Sheila Day took a break from Uptown Sunday Morning handing over to Mike Webb.

April 3rd - Ken Cooper returned as a fill-in presenter

March 19th - Letitia Owen returned as a presenter

March 5th - Mike Webb took over the Tuesday Drive seat.

March 3rd - That's All Folk returned from recess.

March - Photo of James Morrison added.

February 21st - Leah returned as a regular presenter.

February 18th - A new show - MTR (Maintain The Rage) with a new presenter - Phil Scott.

February 13th - Bubble And Squeak and Eagles Nest Brekky Show swapped time slots.

January 16th - Sue Williamson joined the committee.

January 4th - Snap, Crackle, Pop gave way to Bubble And Squeak and Oz Country was introduced into our line-up.

January - Ken Cooper's ill health forced a major re-arrangement of our line up.

2001
December - A number of shows went into recess or disappeared from our line-up on a more permanent basis, these included Music Without Borders, Future Generations, New And Used, Get Ready and Peter's First Show

29th December - Guerilla Radio returned.

December - James Mason took over as Programming Manager.

4th December - X-treme extended by one hour.

December - Photo of Roland Adkins added.

13th November - Don Ashby introduced his new evening program Music Without Borders.

10th November - James Morrison returned to the 3MGB air waves.

7th November - Peter's First Show moved back one hour.

28th September - The return of Bleeding Ears.

27th September - Michael Watkins made his first appearance as a presenter.

25th September - Tess Turner filled in during her brief return to Mallacoota.

19th September - Margaret Stevenson returned to our line up.

14th September - The final edition of Guerilla Radio.

13th September - Julie Scott returned to our line up.

12th September - Ken Cooper returned to Wednesday Breakfast.

10th September - A new presenter Luise McLean took over Monday Drive.

5th September - A new show Peter's First Show with a new presenter Peter Fisher.

4th September - Mary Dawson returned with a new Tuesday morning show - New And Used.

28th August - Latest Plans of the Proposed Joint Venture Building.

28th August - Golden Oldies Lunchbox reverted to one hour allowing the return of the popular Nuthin' But The Blues to our program line-up.

4th August - Draft Principles posted

August - Photos of Michael Drake, Sue Williamson, Greg Cyster and James Mason added

25th July - Mike Webb presented his first show

24th July - New program X-treme, presenters included newcomer Nanda Gibbs

22nd July - AIRN.R.G. and Uptown Sunday Morning extended by thirty minutes

14th July - Future Generations and Get Ready swapped time slots

2nd July - New Presenter John Drake

July - Linda Damon resigned as our secretary

July - Margaret Stevenson took a break to travel and work commitments took Julie Scott off air.

July - Entry for Michael Drake updated

July - Additional site navigation progressively added as pages are updated

27th June - Poor health forced Ken Cooper to give up his Wednesday Breakfast spot, Don Ashby took over.

24th June - New Show AIRN.R.G. (Energy) with new presenters Prudence Gibbs & Lis Stevens

23rd June - Leah Morrison returned

June - Various changes to the ComRadSat service, some affecting programs that we do not put to air

8th June - Doreen Thorpe returned with Kaleidoscope

1st June - New presenter Jacinta Stone went to air

19th May - Final Day at the Old Studio (Large Photo - 121k)