Hot Tomato
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| 102.9 Hot Tomato | |
| Broadcast area | Gold Coast |
|---|---|
| First air date | 2003 |
| Frequency | 102.9 FM |
| Format | Adult Contemporary, Pop |
| Owner | Hot Tomato |
| Website | [1] |
Hot Tomato is a radio station (102.9 FM) in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
The current breakfast line-up consists of Luke Bradnam (twin brother of Ash Bradnam at Nova 106.9), Rob McCasker, and Renae King. Nova announcer Emily-Jade O'Keefe was among the founding breakfast crew when the station first launched. Another notable personality is former Australian Idol constant Stu Campbell, who formerly hosted the night show but now does weekends.
Hot Tomato was the first radio station in Queensland to use the "no-more-than-two-ads-in-a-row" style, getting around the Nova trademark by calling it "only ever two ads in a row." Hot Tomato also prides itself on on-the-hour news updates and has a dedicated journalist team.
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[edit] Current On-Air Line-up
- Breakfast: Luke, Rob & Renae (Rob McCasker: Program Director)
- Mornings: Al Dobie
- Afternoons: Jo Lynch
- Drive: "The Back Nine"
- Nights: no nights announcer at the moment
- Weekends: Stu Campbell
[edit] News Team
- Kate Carlyle (News Director)
- Jasmine Phillips
- Michelle Price (formerly of River 949)
- Emma Gibbs
[edit] Other staff
- Graham Miles: General Manager
- PJ Habner: Marketing/Promotions Manager
- Kristie Huisman: Events and Promotions Co-Ordinator
[edit] External links
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