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((short description|Radio station in Adelaide, Australia))
((Use dmy dates|date=April 2015))
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((More citations needed|date=August 2008))
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| logo            = Mix 102.3 logo.png
| logo_size       = 206px
| name            = Mix 102.3
| airdate         = ((launch date and age|1930|8|2|df=yes)) (as 5AD)
| frequency       = 102.3 [[megahertz|MHz]] [[FM radio|FM]] (96.7 [[megahertz|MHz]] [[FM radio|FM]] – Adelaide Foothills Repeater)
| area            = [[Adelaide]]
| format          = [[Adult contemporary music|Adult contemporary]], [[Adult contemporary music#Hot adult contemporary|Hot adult contemporary]]
| language           = [[Australian English|English]]
| class               = [[Commercial broadcasting|Commercial]]
| affiliations    = [[KIIS Network]]
| sister_stations = [[Cruise 1323]]
| owner           = [[Australian Radio Network|ARN]]
))

'''Mix 102.3''' (call sign: '''5ADD''') is a [[commercial broadcasting|commercial]] [[FM radio]] station in [[Adelaide]], Australia, owned by [[Australian Radio Network|ARN]].

Mix 102.3 plays current hits and a variety of 1980s and 1990s music ([[Hot Adult Contemporary]]), primarily targeted at the 25–54 age group. Adelaide's Mix 102.3 is part of the [[KIIS Network]] with sister stations in other major Australian cities – [[KIIS 106.5]] [[Sydney]], [[KIIS 101.1]] [[Melbourne]], [[97.3 FM (Brisbane)|KIIS 97.3]] [[Brisbane]], [[96fm (Perth radio station)|96FM]] [[Perth]] and [[Mix 106.3]] [[Canberra]].

==History==
Mix 102.3 began its life as AM (1310 later 1323&nbsp;kHz) station 5AD in 1930, originally owned by the Advertiser Newspapers, who also owned local television station ADS-7 from 1959 until 1986.

During its early years, 5AD broadcast a wide range of programs, from orchestral concerts to comedies, serials and sporting events. Some programs, such as the comedy "[[Yes, What?]]" were produced in Adelaide for broadcast by other [[Major Broadcasting Network]] stations around Australia. (5DN was the Adelaide outlet for the Major Network.) Children's programs included "Search for the Golden Boomerang", and the "Kangaroos on Parade", for the Kangaroo Club, a 5AD sponsored children's club noted for support of children's charities.<ref>((cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44928640 |title=Kangaroo Club Ambulance Has Busy Year. |newspaper=[[The Advertiser (Adelaide)|The Advertiser]] |location=Adelaide |date=14 August 1950 |access-date=24 October 2015 |page=3 |via=National Library of Australia))</ref>

[[Television]] was introduced to Adelaide in 1959, bringing major changes to radio programming, signalling the end of the kind of [[block programming]] 5AD and other stations had been playing. 5AD moved to music based programming, using a number of marketing slogans: "5AD, Action Radio", "Power Radio 5AD, Where Your Friends Are", among others.

5AD personalities of the 1960s and 1970s included [[Bob Francis (radio)|Bob Francis]], [[Alec Macaskill]], [[Keith Conlon]], [[Barry Ion]] who also voiced the hilarious Peter Plus character, [[Tony Pilkington]], Malcolm T. Elliott, Sam Galea, Ken Dickin, John Vincent, Bob Byrne, [[Dean Jaensch]], Jeff Sunderland, [[Kevin Crease]], and many others.<ref>Walker, R.R. "The Magic Spark – 50 Years of Australian Radio", The Hawthorn Press, 1973.</ref>

5AD was also instrumental in bringing [[the Beatles]] to Adelaide in 1964 and [[Culture Club]] in 1984 after both bands had not originally included the city on their Australian tours.

As general manager, [[Bob Francis (radio)|Bob Francis]] took the station into ratings records in the late 1970s and 1980s. He took over the role after his morning show ended in 1976 until stepping down to present the night show for radio [[5AA]]. In the early 1980s 5AD was the number one radio station in Adelaide, spearheaded by the Bazz and Pilko breakfast show, rating at above 30% of the total Adelaide audience. As a top 40 station with its slogan "Rhythm of the City", 5AD was unstoppable as the clear market leader in Adelaide radio.((citation needed|date=November 2013)) 5AD won all day parts, including mornings with Peter Butler, afternoons with Sam Angelsea and the popular night show for teenagers "Dial a Hit" hosted by Steve Mill and Di Stapleton. But the station's ratings collapsed when its star breakfast duo of Bazz and Pilko defected to rival station 5KA in 1983. In 1985, after a number of poor surveys, 5AD decided to try something new and moved to an [[Easy Listening]] format, first as "Easy Listening 5AD", then "Today's easy listening 5AD" then "Adelaide's Best Place to Relax".  By mid 1992, 5AD was again the number one station in Adelaide, with its breakfast show "Sundo & [[Keith Martyn|Keith]]" number one for a record 50 consecutive surveys.((Citation needed|date=August 2008))

Due to changes in media ownership laws which meant a newspaper and a TV or radio station could no longer be owned by the same company in the same market, 5AD was sold to Hoyts Media in 1987 (owners of the Triple M network in the Eastern States).

In 1991 5AD was sold again to Montclair Investments. The owners of Montclair included former 5DN personality and First Radio Limited investor Jeremy Cordeaux and former 5DN Station Manager Sue Fraser.  In 1992 they made an offer to buy low rating FM radio station X102 (formerly 5DN and Radio 102 FM) from Mount Gambier businessman Alan Scott.

The transaction proceeded and 5AD was immediately simulcast on the 102.3 FM frequency from July 1993. It proved to be an instant success in both ratings and advertising terms with the station continuing to simulcast on the AM frequency.

However the Australian Government directed the simulcast must end as it provided the station with an unfair advantage in terms of audience reach. As the 5DN call sign remained aligned with the ownership of the FM frequency, 5AD FM's owners decided to place a hybrid talk format on the AM band and so launched Radio 1323 with a number of former 5DN personalities including Jeremy Cordeaux, [[Nan Witcomb]] and Bob Byrne. This new station proved equally challenging and the owners later decided to reinvent it as 5DN in 1994, then later SEN and finally as oldies music station Cruise 1323 in 2005.

At the end of 2007, the then breakfast team of [[Kym Dillon|Kym]], Ali and Dzelde defected to rival radio station, [[Triple M Adelaide]]. A new breakfast show was announced consisting of [[John Riddell (presenter)|John Riddell]], Jodie Blewett & Jason 'Snowy' Carter.

In January 2015, Mix 102.3 rebranded with a new logo, along with sister stations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.  In recent years Mix has been the #1 station overall in Adelaide.

On Air Schedule:

6:00am–9:00am: Max and Ali in the Morning

9:00am–3:00pm: Michelle Murphy

3:00pm–4:00pm: [[The Pick Up]]

4:00pm–6:00pm: Will & Woody

6:00pm–7:00pm: [[The Kyle & Jackie O Show|The Kyle & Jackie O Hour Of Power]]

7:00pm–8:00pm: [[The Christian O'Connell Show]]

Saturday:

6:00am-8:00am: Up Early With Zach & Dom

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==
* [http://www.mix1023.com.au Mix 102.3 website]
* 5AD radio comedy 'Yes, What' was added to the [[National Film and Sound Archive]]'s [[Sounds of Australia]] registry in 2013. [http://nfsa.gov.au/collection/sound/sounds-australia/complete-list/ Sounds of Australia]

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[[Category:Radio stations in Adelaide]]
[[Category:Hot adult contemporary radio stations in Australia]]
[[Category:Australian Radio Network]]
[[Category:Radio stations established in 1932]]

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