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Internal Mamamia Slack reveals who will replace Claire Murphy on The Quicky – as key staff quit after controversial redundancy: INSIDE MAIL
Internal Slack messages from Australian media company Mamamia have reportedly revealed who will take over hosting duties on its flagship podcast The Quicky, following the departure of long-time host Claire Murphy. The reshuffle has been accompanied by unrest among staff, with several key employees said to have resigned after a redundancy decision at the company caused controversy internally.
According to the leaked internal communications, Luca Lavigne has been lined up as Murphy's replacement on the podcast, with the changes reportedly overseen by Mamamia co-founder and chief executive Mia Freedman. The article suggests the redundancy process that preceded Murphy's exit prompted disquiet among Mamamia's workforce, contributing to further staff departures at the company.
In short
- Mamamia's Slack leak names Luca Lavigne as Claire Murphy's replacement on The Quicky.
- Staff reportedly quit after a controversial redundancy at the company.
- CEO Mia Freedman is linked to the internal shake-up.
Explained simply
Mamamia is an Australian media company that produces news and entertainment content, including podcasts. The Quicky is one of its most prominent shows, a daily news podcast with a significant audience. Claire Murphy has been a long-time host of the programme.
Claire Murphy is departing The Quicky and will be replaced by Luca Lavigne. The change is being overseen by Mia Freedman, Mamamia's co-founder and chief executive. This reshuffling of on-air talent comes amid broader changes at the media company.
The move coincides with staff departures at Mamamia following a recent redundancy process that has proved controversial internally. Several key members of staff have reportedly resigned in response. The departures have raised questions about decision-making and workplace conditions at the Australian organisation.
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