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The Hit NSW Breakfast show is on the hunt for a new co-host and new executive producer.

Fox FM’s assistant content director, James Speed, is moving to New South Wales to take on a newly created coastal role. Speed will become group content director of Hit and Triple M across the Central Coast, Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour. Speed will also continue to look after national Weekend Breakfast across the Hit Network. The announcer and content director first joined the Hit Network and Triple M’s parent company Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) in 2012, as SAFM’s operations and social media manager. In mid 2013, he then became the assistant content director and an announcer at Per...

Tim Lee promoted to assistant content director at Fox Melbourne’s Fox FM has a new assistant content director. Tim Lee has been promoted to the position following the departure of James Speed, who is moving to New South Wales to take on the newly created role of group content director for Hit and Triple M across the Central Coast, Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour. Lee first joined Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) in 2002 where he worked as a daytime announcer and then on the Hot30 countdown. He left in 2013 to join Australian Radio Ne...

A Charlotte-based developer is proposing a mixed-use project on the site of the West End Community Center in downtown Greenville, but city planning staff aren't entirely sold yet.  More cut-through pedestrian access, taller interior buildings and separated exterior buildings were among recommendations from Planning Director Jay Graham at an informal review Thursday at the city's Design Review Board.  The proposed development would include 250 apartments, a parking garage and about 15,000 square feet of retail space on the 3.1-acre site near Fluor Field. The buildings, pitched as five-sto...

A Charlotte-based developer is eyeing a $70 million project on the current site of a downtown Greenville community center. SunCap Property Group has plans to move forward with 250 apartments, more than 15,000 square feet for retail space and a parking garage along roughly three acres of land across from Fluor Field. “We really wanted to create a project that really supported and continued what’s so great about the West End,” said David Lee, senior vice president of SunCap Property Group. “We, quite frankly, consider this to be the best site in Greenville.” Lee said he’s worki...