Steve Price is the latest scalp in the brutal world of radio.
Price was reportedly “sacked” after not being able to agree to new terms with the station, 7 News and Michael Smith News have reported.
An email from Nine’s Managing Director for Radio, Tom Malone, said Price would not be returning to his afternoons slot on“Steve has been a presenter on Macquarie Radio stations for almost 10 years, firstly on MTR in Melbourne before hosting Nights across the network, and finally Afternoons from earlier this year,” Mr Malone said.“I’d like to thank Steve for his terrific contribution to Macquarie Radio, and we wish him well for the future.
“Channel 9, the new owners, decided to go on a different direction, which just frees me up to do other things, like more of’s afternoons fell to second place in the radio survey and was very close to slipping to third.
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