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Aimee Craig Jumps To Hobart’s Hit 100.9 As New Morning Announcer

The Hit Network has announced Aimee Craig will join Hobart’s Hit100.9 line up as their new Mornings Announcer from Monday, 13 March 2023. She was most recently Mornings Announcer on Hit91.9 Bendigo.

“I’m STOKED to chuck on the puffer jacket and jump off the mainland to Tassie! I’m thrilled to work with the Hobart team to further hone my craft and make some meaningful connections with the Hobart community,” said Aimee..

“Great opportunities like this are rare and I’m STILL pinching myself that I get to go on this fun adventure with SCA. To say that I’m excited excitement is an understatement! I’m SO ready to put my years of community radio and Hit Bendigo teachings to the test – watch out Tassie!”

Aimee can be heard on Hobart’s Hit100.9 or on LiSTNR 9-12pm weekdays from Wednesday, 15 March.

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