Journalist / Announcer
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Job Description
Journalist / Announcer – Spencer Gulf
As part of ARN, the recognised leader in audio in Australia, you have an opportunity to share your voice on the future of audio. Audio is booming and we are defining it. We are entertainers. We create moments that move people, and that people move to . We are investing in audio’s smartest advertising, experts, and innovations. This gives us unparalleled understanding of our audience and the content that moves them and helps us form quality connections with our customers. It’s our commitment to creating moments that move people that makes us memorable. We currently have an exciting full-time role available for a Journalist/Announcer based in the Spencer Gulf!
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