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Mtr 1377 Starts Melbourne Talking on Monday April 19 at 6Am MTR 1377 STARTS MELBOURNE TALKING ON MONDAY APRIL 19 AT 6AM Wednesday, April 7th, 2010; The on-air start date for Melbourne’s newest, much- anticipated talk radio station – MTR 1377 was announced today. The extensive MTR 1377 talent line-up will go live on Monday, April 19 at 6am. The new station will take over the broadcast frequency currently occupied by 3MP which is 1377 on the AM band. MTR 1377 Breakfast Host and Program Director, Steve Price said, “It’s good to be home in Melbourne. To be part of this exciting new radio venture has made my home-coming even more significant. “It has been an immense privilege to be able to bring together such an accomplished team that, as of April 19, will become Melbourne Talk Radio MTR 1377. “MTR 1377 will offer our Melbourne audience the opportunity to become more than a listener. We want to start Melbourne talking.” Pacific Star Network CEO, Barrie Quick said, “MTR 1377 is all about providing Melbourne with an alternative offering, a talk radio station that is committed to telling it like it is, regardless of the consequences. Melbourne Talk Radio will bring a fresh insight and perspective to the issues and interests that impact Melbourne daily life.” The Melbourne Talk Radio station program line-up: Timeslot MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 0000 – 0330 JIM BALL JIM BALL JIM BALL JIM BALL JIM BALL 0330 - 0600 Wake Up Wake Up Wake Up Wake Up Wake Up Australia with Australia with Australia with Australia with Australia with ANDREW MOORE ANDREW MOORE ANDREW MOORE ANDREW MOORE ANDREW MOORE 0600 - 1000 Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with Breakfast with STEVE PRICE STEVE PRICE STEVE PRICE STEVE PRICE STEVE PRICE 1000 – 1300 Mornings with Mornings with Mornings with Mornings with Mornings with STEVE VIZARD STEVE VIZARD STEVE VIZARD STEVE VIZARD STEVE VIZARD 1300 – 1600 Afternoons with Afternoons with Afternoons with Afternoons with Afternoons with CHRIS SMITH CHRIS SMITH CHRIS SMITH CHRIS SMITH CHRIS SMITH 1600 – 1800 Drive with Drive with Drive with Drive with Drive with MARTIN KING MARTIN KING MARTIN KING MARTIN KING MARTIN KING 1800 – 2000 Money News Money News Money News Money News Money News with ROSS with ROSS with ROSS with ROSS with ROSS GREENWOOD GREENWOOD GREENWOOD GREENWOOD GREENWOOD 2000 – 2100 Highlights Highlights Highlights Highlights Highlights 2100 – 0000 Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Tonight with Tonight with Tonight with Tonight with Tonight with LUKE GRANT LUKE GRANT LUKE GRANT LUKE GRANT LUKE GRANT SATURDAY LINE-UP: Timeslot SATURDAY Mid Dawn on Weekends 0000 - 0500 with MIKE WILLIAMS 0500 – 0600 The Fishing Show with MICHAEL GUEST 0600 – 0900 The Gardening Clinic 0900 – 1100 Mornings with SCOTT CAM 1100 – 1200 Real Estate with MARK MORAZA 1200 – 1800 Weekend Afternoons with GLENN RIDGE 1800 – 0000 Saturday Nights with GLEN WHEELER SUNDAY LINE-UP: Timeslot SUNDAY 0000 – 0600 Mid Dawn on Weekends with MIKE WILLIAMS 0600 – 0900 The Gardening Clinic 0900 – 1000 Home Handyman with SIMON STEVENSON 1000 – 1200 Health and Wellbeing With DEBORAH THOMAS and ANDREW ROCHFORD 1200 – 1800 Weekend Afternoons With GLENN RIDGE 1800 – 2000 Medical with DR MALOUF 2000 – 0000 Sunday Nights with REV. BILL CREWS -ends- .
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