Fabian came to us from the Gary Mac Radio School and is a regular sports voice on AIR News weekends..

David's been with AIR news for over four years now, and whilst this was his first News assignment, he has come along in leaps and bounds. We regularly get great responses to David's bulletins from our clients.

David is undergoing a journalism course in Sydney.

Catch him on AIR News Tuesdays between 10 and midday

Samuel is a former journalism student who is eager to step into mainstream radio one day.

Samuel has gone from strength to strength since he joined AIR News over 4 years ago. He's a good operator. Never lets the side down.

Brian has worked at a number of radio stations over the past 30 odd years in a variety of positions, including.. Account Executive; Sales Manager; Promotions Manager; Production Engineer; Copy Writer; Creative Director; and Voice-Over Specialist. Started on air as mid’-dawn announcer, moved to Mornings, then Drive and then Breakfast Anchor ; ending up as Talkback Host; (900am -1pm). Won a couple of Awards along the way. Changed direction slightly and became Exec Producer of Third eYe Productions. Produced and directed "The Way We Were" a look back at the 60’s & 70s..These days script & voice Corporate Videos, Documentaries TV & Radio commercials..Brian can be heard weekends from 1100-1300

Graham has been on-air since 2002 presenting the Saturday Evening programme on Vision Australia Radio in Melbourne before moving on to the Racing Show.

His interest in cricket started in his teens when he travelled the UK following the county cricket circuit. More recently he has combined this 40 year passion for cricket, travel and broadcasting with the reporting of Test matches for the BBC World Service, Melbourne’s Sport 927, UK’s TalkSport and AIR Sports attending international matches in all 10 Test playing countries. He has provided Test reports direct from England, India, New Zealand, the West Indies and Australia so far. Graham is heading to Britain to cover the 2009 Ashes series.

She’s currently broadcasting on AIR news and has done so for over a year… as Tineka says “even at my young age I know exactly where I want to go and am prepared with a heap of enthusiasm to get there!” (Perhaps it runs in the family? Her dad has been broadcasting in Melbourne for 30 years and can be heard on Magic 1278).
Tineka finishes her course this semester and wants to work as a personality or journalist on radio or TV.
Catch Tineka on Thursday and Friday afternoons' 12-3

She maintains a keen interest in current affairs and social justice issues, having lived in India at various times throughout her life. She raises awareness among the community through writing articles and organising fundraisers, and plans to return in the future.

Catch Elouise on Fridays 10-12.

Robyn has worked in senior management and creative roles in the government, not-for-profit and arts sectors, and is an experienced thinker, writer, manager, facilitator, singer, voice artist and vocal trainer.

For ten years, Robyn combined general management roles in the theatre and cinema industries with a second career as a singer and voice teacher. She then moved into the Victorian Government and developed policy and programs in the arts, sport and recreation, and IT sectors, maintaining her interest in vocal pursuits.

After leaving the public sector in 2005, Robyn spent a year in Paris working with an international voice school and studying French. Since returning home she has worked as a management consultant, corporate writer and copy writer. She undertook radio studies in 2008 and has been developing her skills on air since then. Robyn volunteers as a reader with Vision Australia Radio and also appears on their breakfast program. She is also passionate about film and is currently developing a number of screenplays.

Robyn has qualifications in writing, arts (English/music), radio, singing and voice over, innovation and service management, corporate governance, arts management and French language.

Often in a state of loquacity – presenting for AIR News is the perfect starting point for she who dropped off the radio airwaves radar after a promising start graduating from the broadcasting course at the WA Academy of Performing Arts in 1994; hailed as the one most likely to succeed with a career in the media.

The perpetual insurrectionist - she thwarted all predetermined semiotics of radio fame, fortune and glory – and she went headlong into Casuarina maximum security prison, as a teacher! That didn’t last too long as the prison education centre mysteriously burned down.

For the next ten years or so – time that could have been deployed in a desert seeking enlightenment, were misspent using her powers for evil and being a communications and PR biscuit. However – fate has a weird way of smacking naysayers in the fizzog, slapping them silly and then forcing them off the quotidian and back into the land of destiny. Pauline began dabbling in AIR News in 2006 for ‘a bit of fun’ and then decided to get serious and pursue a real radio career on April Fools Day 2009.

She is still in hot pursuit – so catch her here whilst you can!

To understand Geoff’s foray onto the team at AIR News, you need to go way back to his High School days.
In English lessons the teacher would go around the class & ask each of the students to read a passage out loud to the whole class. When it came to Geoff’s turn, he would read the paragraph out loud in a manner imitating the number one television newsreader of the day, Brian Henderson. To say the teacher was NOT impressed would be understating the obvious “Why are you reading in that tone & expressing every syllable like a newsreader” came the reply from his teacher “We have newsreaders … they are on tv and radio. We DON’T need another one”. Well, little did he know that he would be proved so wrong.

Geoff has spent a number of years hosting the Breakfast program at Tumut's Sounds of the Mountains, and now he's back on the air in town as a regular presenter with Australian Independent Radio News. Only now, he speaks to the whole nation, and is bringing them the world.