Amanda Keller and Brendan Jones re-sign for another two years as WSFM breakfast hosts, as rivals at Nova drop like flies
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WSFM hosts Amanda Keller and Brendan ‘Jonesy’ Jones are reportedly set to re-sign with broadcaster ARN for another two years.
The couple, who have been hosting together for 17 years, are apparently in the final stages of signing a two-year extension to their popular breakfast time slot. The daily telegraph claim (it.
“Sources indicated the process was a mere formality now that Jones and Keller were re-signing for another two years,” the publication reported Sunday.
WSFM hosts Amanda Keller and Brendan ‘Jonesy’ Jones (both pictured) are reportedly set to re-sign with broadcaster ARN for another two years.
Just two weeks ago, Keller found himself out of a job at Channel 10 after the network dropped his lifestyle show The Living Room for 2013.
The show, which stars Keller, Barry Du Bois, Miguel Maestre and Dr. Chris Brown, is said to return in 2024.
Sharing the news on air, Keller said it was a “sad” but necessary move, with the year-long hiatus required to ensure The Living Room makes a “brilliant” comeback.
The couple, who have been hosting together for 17 years, are apparently in the final stages of signing a two-year extension to their popular breakfast slot, The Daily Telegraph claims.
Just two weeks ago, Keller was laid off from a job at Channel 10 after the network dropped his lifestyle show The Living Room for 2013. Pictured with The Living Room co-stars Barry Du Bois, Dr. Chris Brown and Miguel Maestre.
Sharing the news on air, Keller said it was a “sad” but necessary move, with the year-long hiatus required to ensure The Living Room makes a “brilliant” comeback.
While ARN’s all-star lineup endures, rival network Nova FM is facing a mass exodus following the departure of Chrissie Swan, Sam Pang and Jonathan Brown last week.
The trio surprised their listeners on Friday morning when they announced they were leaving their top-rated breakfast show, Chrissie, Sam & Browny, after seven years on the air.
While ARN’s stellar lineup endures, rival network Nova FM faces a mass exodus following the departures of Chrissie Swan (centre), Sam Pang (left) and Jonathan Brown (right) last week.
According to a source, the announcement also came as a surprise to Nova staff, as all station employees received an email at 8:30 am from CEO Peter Charlton with a press release attached.
The news came just hours after her colleague Kate Ritchie revealed that she too would be resigning and taking a break from her Nova FM host show.
He’ll be off the air for the rest of the year, but will return alongside co-hosts Joel Creasey and Tim Blackwell in early 2023.
The news came just hours after colleague Kate Ritchie (pictured) revealed that she, too, would be quitting and taking a break from her Nova FM host show.