AFL champion Luke Hodge joins SEN today making a weekly appearance on Gerard Whateley’s show, as well as joining Crunch Time on Saturdays from 4th July.
 
The four-time Hawthorn premiership player and two-time Norm Smith Medallist said he was excited to make his radio gig debut, “When I was living in Melbourne I would always turn to SEN for my footy updates and have remained an avid listener since moving to Queensland.”
 

SEN is claiming bragging rights for two programs following the release of the latest Australian Podcast Ranker.
 
SEN’s Breakfast with Garry Lyon & Tim Watson is the number one breakfast show in Melbourne and Gerard Whateley’s ‘Whateley’ show the number one mornings show in Australia with over 1.1 million podcast downloads between them in the past month.
 

Greyhound racing will get a new dedicated show, The Lids Fly, Thursday nights on SENTrack, hosted by Jack Heverin and Greyhound Racing Victoria’s Molly Haines.
 

SEN will expand into Queensland with the launch of SENTrack including a dedicated local breakfast show with former Australian test cricketer Ian Healy and veteran sports journalist Pat Welsh.

The Pacific Star Network has asked for trading in its shares to be suspended for another two weeks.

Crocmedia will launch three ‘pop-up’ radio stations to be known as SENTrack to support Australia’s racing, harness and greyhound industries while those sports are still able to operate under COVID-19 guidelines.

With the AFL season now paused, what does this mean for the broadcasters with big footy line-ups who now have little or nothing to commentate.
 
Triple M’s Footy in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, plus local editions of the Rush Hour and Dead Set Legends aren’t going to have a whole lot to talk about at the end of this week, and listeners can only re-live past glory days for so long.
 

Pacific Star Network has stopped trading on the ASX until further notice, an in order to make a statement regarding the effect that COVID-19 is having on its business.

Crocmedia, will broadcast a record 31 games this NAB AFLW season live on SEN and syndicate its call of the NAB AFLW Grand Final on AFL Nation radio stations around the country.
 

Award-winning sports journalist Sam McClure is returning ‘home’ to Sportsday where his radio journey began, joining Gerard Healy as co-host from the start of February.
 
McClure, known as one of the industry’s best news-breakers, will join Brownlow medallist Healy and big-name regular guests including Matthew Richardson, Matthew Lloyd, Leigh Matthews and Caroline Wilson to dissect all things sport every Monday – Thursday from 6-8pm.