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Jodie Oddy returns to breakfast on Nova 919 alongside Andrew Hayes

Jodie Oddy’s radio comeback is complete, with the former top-rating presenter revealed as one of Nova 919’s new breakfast hosts. Oddy will be joined by Andrew Hayes on the Adelaide station’s revamped early morning show next year, replacing Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton, who are moving to Nova in Melbourne. (Source: The Advertiser. Photo Emma Brasier)

Two years after her sudden departure from Mix 102.3, Oddy has returned to the timeslot she once made her own at Mix.

Hayes, a former SEN breakfast co-host with Kane Cornes, is also a Seven sports reporter and ex-SANFL footballer with Central District.

Oddy said the pair – who will host a 7am-9am weekday shift starting in January – have worked together previously and are “genuine friends”.

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