Jimmy Wirtanen

I enjoy traffic because how many people get to see Melbourne's sunrise every morning from 1000 Feet - that and I get home early, allowing plenty of time for Scuba diving and cricket. My perfect day starts flying around in our little chopper watching the sun rise, then heading off to the beach or out on the boat to go for a dive. Sunrise in the chopper, sunset in the ocean - perfect

Caroline Ferguson

Caroline loves a good natter so enjoys her role reporting for ATN. In her spare time Caroline competes in Theatre Sports, sits in cinemas, shops for vintage frocks and catches up with friends for yet more nattering. Over summer Caroline presents a segment on 3AW with Mike Brady.

Andrea McNamara

With 7 years experience Andrea McNamara has proved to be an integral part of the ATN team and has recently made the successful transition into the Victorian market. Andrea loves the beach and relishes every opportunity to hit the salt water. She is a qualified Yoga-Chi Gung teacher and fantasizes about the day she will wake up speaking fluent Italian

Brad Arnodt

Brad Arnoldt has been in radio since 1993 after getting his first full time gig in his home town of Swan Hill as weekend announcer. Since then he's worked at stations in Moree, Wangaratta and Traralgon in a variety of roles. After a 3 month holiday around Europe with his now wife, Brad moved to Melbourne and ATN in 2007 where he's been reporting on traffic ever since. He's just glad he's reporting it and not actually in it.

Mike Carroll

Mike Carroll's on-air radio career spans fourteen years. During his time of hosting many new music countdown shows as "Crazee MC", Mike could be heard in most parts of Regional NSW and QLD. More recently Mike was weekend breakfast jock on Melbourne's NOVA 100 and most recently the Vega Browser on Vega 91.5fm before coming on fulltime with ATN as a traffic reporter.

Andrew Crook

I'm Melbourne born and bred, but I've also spent time living abroad, and in regional Victoria, where I began my radio career. I was a drivetime announcer for 18 months before moving back to Melbourne at the start of 2008.
Not traditionally a morning person, I now get up at "stupid o'clock" to see the sun rise over Melbourne, from the comfort of the traffic chopper at a whopping 5000 feet