After his very successful tenure hosting Drive at 3LO, Doug Aiton began hosting the Sunday Afternoon program on 3AW.  In that time he interviewed some of Australia's great favourites.  One such fabulous interview was this one with Ruth Cracknell. 

Pic: The Pulse FM

After his very successful tenure hosting Drive at 3LO, Doug Aiton began hosting the Sunday Afternoon program on 3AW.&nbsp; In that time he interviewed some of Australia's great favourites.&nbsp; One such fabulous interview was this one with Ruth Cracknell.&nbsp;
Pic: The Pulse FM

From the station's first broadcast on Feb 22, 1932 3AW has been a constant companion to Melburnians.
Here we feature some of the highs and lows of or broadcasting history.

From the station's first broadcast on Feb 22, 1932 3AW has been a constant companion to Melburnians. Here we feature some of the highs and lows of or broadcasting history.

The 3AW Archive.

The 3AW Archive

3AW Ruth Cracknell with Doug Aiton. 1 Nov, 1997.

With the recent retirement of the great broadcaster and writer Phillip Adams, here's a little flashback of his time at 3AW in 1978. 
Here's some edited highlights from 8.30am on January 20th 1978 when Phillip was joined by Celebrity Chef Peter Russell Clarke.  Phillip turned the conversation to Peter's colourful father.

With the recent retirement of the great broadcaster and writer Phillip Adams, here's a little flashback of his time at 3AW in 1978. Here's some edited highlights from 8.30am on January 20th 1978 when Phillip was joined by Celebrity Chef Peter Russell Clarke.  Phillip turned the conversation to Peter's colourful father.

Phillip Adams with Peter Russell-Clarke re Peter's father - 1978

On June 18th, 2013, I interviewed Malcolm Stuart for my ongoing 3AW History project. Here, in his own words, Malcolm tells the story of how he became 3AW's longest serving contributor/employee. - Simon Owens

On June 18th, 2013, I interviewed Malcolm Stuart for my ongoing 3AW History project. Here, in his own words, Malcolm tells the story of how he became 3AW's longest serving contributor/employee. - Simon Owens

How Malcolm Stuart came to join 3AW

Only in Melbourne could an immigrant with broken english and a furniture store go on to become a legend and icon.   Franco Cozzo won the hearts of Melburnians.  He passed away on 20 Dec, 2023.  Here is how we remember him.

Only in Melbourne could an immigrant with broken english and a furniture store go on to become a legend and icon.   Franco Cozzo won the hearts of Melburnians.  He passed away on 20 Dec, 2023.  Here is how we remember him.

3AW Ruth Cracknell with Doug Aiton. 1 Nov, 1997.

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