Ace Radio
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Industry | Broadcast radio |
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Headquarters | , Australia |
Area served | Regional Victoria |
Website | http://www.aceradio.com.au |
Ace Radio is an Australian radio company that owns and operates several AM and FM stations in Victoria. It is jointly owned by the Handbury and Paterson families[1] and includes 13 radio stations, one newspaper (The Weekly Advertiser - free to Wimmera residents), Country Directories Australia, ACE Direct Sales, Radio Training Institute (Australia's only network owned radio school)[2] and employs over 160 people.
Assets
Programming
While programming varies in each market, both AM and FM stations broadcast a variety of locally produced, as well as nationally networked, programmes.
AM stations
- The Morning Rush with Jon Vertigan & Kate Meade
- Country Today
- Mornings with Neil Mitchell (Macquarie Media Syndication)
- Drive with Tom Elliott (Macquarie Media Syndication) (2AY & 3SH Only)
- Sportsday (Crocmedia)
- Nights with Steve Price (Macquarie Media Syndication) (Excludes 3YB & GOLD)
- Nightline with Simon Owens & Phil Brady (Macquarie Media Syndication) (2QN & 3NE Only)
- Australia Overnight with Tony Moclair (Macquarie Media Syndication) (Excludes 3YB & GOLD)
- Reel Adventures (Crocmedia)
- Off The Bench (Crocmedia)
FM stations
- Mixx Breakfast with Courtney & Lippi (Mixx FM Only)
- Fitzy & Wippa (NOVA Syndication) (Excludes Edge FM)
- Kate, Tim & Marty (NOVA Syndication)
- The Campus (Grant Broadcasters)
- iHeart Radio Countdown
Radio Training Institute
The Radio Training Institute is owned and operated as a division of ACE Radio Broadcasters, making it the only broadcast school in Australia directly connected to an active commercial radio network.
References
- ^ Smith, Faye (25 November 2004). "Tributes flow for Helen Handbury". The Wimmera Mail-Times. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ "Ace Radio buys Melbourne Radio School". Radio Info. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ "Ace Radio announces acquisition of 2AY from MRRWorks". Radioinfo.com.au. 1 September 2005. Retrieved 1 November 2015.
- ^ a b c d "ACE Radio Broadcasters acquires EdgeFM, 3NE and 2QN - Mumbrella". Mumbrella.