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NEWMEDIA of Evan Broadway to the Position of General Manager of Radio Postal Address: Operations in Perth Volume 27. No 12 Jocks’ Journal June 16-30,2015 “Australia’s longest running radio industry publication” Evan Broadway New 6IX Boss The Capital Radio Network has announced the appointment NEWMEDIA of Evan Broadway to the position of General Manager of Radio Postal Address: operations in Perth. Evan is presently the Direct Sales Manager - Brisbane Melbourne (Radio 3AW) of the Macquarie Radio Network. Evan PO Box 2363 brings more than 20 years of media experience to the position, Mansfield BC Qld 4122 with previous roles including: Sport and Sponsorship Manager Web Address: (Fairfax Radio Network), Direct Sales Manager, Seven Affiliate www.newmedia.com.au Sales Melbourne, Manager, Prime Television Gippsland and Email: as an announcer at 3UZ Melbourne, 3WM Horsham and 3YB [email protected] Radio News Warrnambool. Phone Contacts: Nova 106.9 breakfast host Office: (07) 3422 1374 Grant Blackley has been Ashley Bradnam has been Mobile: 0407 750 694 appointed as the Southern suspended as a result of a drink Cross Austereo CEO and driving charge on May 23. Nova Managing Director effective 106.9 General Manager Jay Monday 29th June 2015. His Walkerden said that “he was media industry career spans shocked and disappointed by Michelle Anderson has the past 30 years during the news of Ashley’s charges. departed the Triple M which time he served in Ashley has sincerely apologised Brisbane Grill Team. The senior leadership roles at TEN for his behaviour. He team continues with her Network, finally as CEO from Editor & Editor’s understands that his behaviour on air co hosts Marto (Greg 2005 through to 2010. He is Publisher PA was wrong and potentially put Martin) and Ed (Ed Kavalee). currently CEO of the national Greg Anne-Marie others at risk.” restaurant group, The Keystone Newman James 4BC/Magic 882 Brisbane Group and Founder and CEO of newsreader/sports editor Four Seasons Media. Blackley Richard French has a new also has a financial interest in career. He’s been appointed RGM Artists (“RGM”). as the media advisor with Translink Transit Authority in Brisbane. Jason Matthews is the new Assistant to Radio Content Director at Canberra’s After 11 years as GM of Editor Columnist Mix 106.3 and FM104.7. He River 949 Ipswich, David Christie Dave replaces Steve Woods who Greenwood is joining Grant J Rogerson was CD for a brief period. Broadcaster’s as the GM of the KIX Network based We welcome new 7BU has returned live and local The GfK Metro #3 ratings were in Bundaberg. KIX is the subscriber: to Burnie following the launch released on June 2. Talk stations largest country network in of a brand new studio at the 2GB and 3AW continued at No Australia, transmitting across radio station office in Wilson 1 in their respective cities of 50 sites including Canberra, Street. Officially launching Sydney and Melbourne. 2GB Darwin and Perth on DAB, at the Burnie Regional Art went down in all sessions as Geelong, Townsville and Gallery on Monday, May 11, well as 3AW. Neil Mitchell’s Tamworth. Gavin Flanagan local businesses and Council morning program dropped takes over as the new GM heard about the all new 7BU 4.1%. In Brisbane 97.3 was the of River 949. Gavin was with from Tasmanian Broadcasters, top rating station. Interesting 2TM for a number of years Ross Thompson Executive General Manager, to note that Brisbane Fairfax and has had more that 20 Tim Holder, newly appointed All material in Jocks’ Journal is stations 4BC and Magic 882 years in the industry. subject to copyright. It may only 7BU General Manager, Eve both went up despite the be used by the subscribing radio Woodhouse and local breakfast merger changes. Alan Jones ARN has announced the station or individual subscriber in announcer, Leigh Kenworthy. and Ray Hadley increased in appointment of ABC 774 an on air format. Reproduction their morning programs. In producer Desi Leary to the involving internet, photocopying, Jamie Row has left his Adelaide, MIX 102.3 remains role of Executive Producer emailing, scanning or faxing to announcing role at Nova 106.9 at No 1 with 14.3% and in on Brig & Lehmo’s breakfast non-subscribers is prohibited by Brisbane to take on the role of Perth, MIX 94.5 continues at show on GOLD104.3 law without permission from the Operations Manager and as a Melbourne. publisher. It’s also very naughty. No 1 with 13.5%. More on floater at smoothfm Sydney. pages 5-6. More news on back page 1 Jocks’ Journal published by Newmedia. www.newmedia.com.au PANCAKE PARLOUR 50 Years Of Fabulous Food And Fun The Pancake Parlour is a Melbourne family business, passionately devoted to making every customer’s visit a delicious and memorable experience. It was in June 1965 that three friends – Helen and Roger Meadmore, and Allen Trachsel – opened a little café in Adelaide called The Pancake Kitchen. The menu was limited, but mouth-watering pancakes had finally arrived in Australia. The 4 Market Lane restaurant was a huge success from Day One. The t-shirted and friendly staff reflected the relaxed attitudes of the time. That is why people happily queued to get in to sample the atmosphere and the delectable pancakes, whether topped with strawberries or spicy beef. Later, Roger headed north to Sydney, where he opened Pancakes on the Rocks. Over the ensuring decades, restaurants opened seemingly everywhere as the demand for Helen and Allen’s pancakes spread into the countryside (Frankston, Ballarat, Lorne) and Roger’s as far north as Coolangatta and Brisbane. However, the most dramatic change came with the opening of super-sized shopping centres in suburban areas. When multiplex cinemas were progressively added, The Pancake Parlour decided to open its new restaurants next to them in the shopping malls. People no longer had to drive for 30 minutes or more to the city to get a pancake. This strategy still thrives today, for what more could you want before or after a movie than a pancake and a great drink (the list now including wine and cocktails). With Allen’s sad passing in 2004, and the retirements of Roger and Helen, The Pancake Parlour is now managed by Helen and Roger’s son, Simon. Now, 50 years later, the Melbourne icon has 10 Melbourne locations, with two new restaurants due to open in July 2015. The Pancake Parlour’s CEO, Simon Meadmore, is leading The Pancake Parlour in exciting new directions, with expanded menus and a modern style of architecture and design. “In recent years we have undergone a major re-design with a bold new vision and look,” Mr Meadmore said, “but we still honour the unique and loveable elements of our past. The re-design includes everything from graphic design and restaurant architecture to a subtle culinary revolution.” In fact, Mr Meadmore believes the evolution of The Pancake Parlour has only just begun. “We stay relevant because we move with the times. We are constantly creating new dishes, with a strong social-media presence and a passionate commitment to technology.” Meadmore is continuing his re-invigoration of The Pancake Parlour with showcase new restaurants and cocktail bars, while continuing to treasure all that has made The Pancake Parlour a Melbourne institution for five decades. “The one thing that never changes is our unyielding devotion to the pancakes on which we have made our name over the past 50 years.” 1980s 1990s 2000 - 2015 Expands to the suburbs, with The expansion across Victoria knows With Allen Trachsel’s passing in 2003, Simon Meadmore pancakes served 24 hours a day no bounds, from Chadstone to becomes CEO and leads The Pancake Parlour in exciting new in places like Doncaster and all Highpoint and Northland. The Pancake directions. There are expanded menus and a modern new the restaurants packed with Parlour is a vital part of Melbourne Life, style of architecture and design. Simon continues his gentle customers, quirky graphics and masterminding the city’s International re-invigoration of The Pancake Parlour, with showcase new fanciful machines. An iconic design Pancake Day Celebrations and Annual restaurants and cocktail bars, while treasuring all that has style has been forged. Ladies Pancake Tossing Race. made The Pancake Parlour a Melbourne Institution. The Pancake Parlour’s restaurants are located at: • Melbourne Central, City • Bourke Street Mall, City • 159 Princes Highway, Dandenong • Eastland Shopping Centre • Fountain Gate shopping centre • Century City Walk, Glen Waverley • Northland Shopping Centre • Highpoint Shopping Centre • 550 Doncaster Road, Doncaster • 682-690 Warrigal Road, Malvern East For all media enquiries or photos: NicoleJackson, Marketing and Communications Manager The Pancake Parlour Mobile: 0400 532 323 Email: [email protected] 2 Jocks’ Journal published by Newmedia. www.newmedia.com.au $40 per ad (minimum 4 ads - 9 cm x 6 cm) or $20 per ad (1 year Jocks’ Journal Radio Classifieds contract includes free sub) Ring 07 34221374 for more details. 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