Nova 93.7 renames Perth breakfast show as Nathan Morris stays on leave

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 00:24 · Archive

Perth radio station Nova 93.7 has renamed its breakfast programme Nat and Shaun, with Joel Creasey, as longtime host Nathan Morris remains absent.

Perth radio station Nova 93.7 has officially rebranded its breakfast show from Nathan and Nat to Nat and Shaun, with Joel Creasey, as longtime host Nathan Morris remains absent from the airwaves. The show, which Morris helped launch 24 years ago, has been without him since early 2025, though the station maintains he remains employed and is currently on leave.

Morris made a brief on-air return in May, during which he told listeners he was dealing with legal issues in his personal life. 'Something happened in my personal life that was one of these monumental things that happens that you can't really process,' he said. 'It started back last year and reared again this year. I can't speak too much about it because there is legal proceedings that's got nothing to do with me but I cannot speak about it because of that.'

Host Natalie 'Nat' Locke announced the new show name on Monday, her first day back from a break. 'We've got a shiny new show name that reflects what's gone in at Nova for the last 18 months or so,' she said. 'It's business as usual, but Joel Creasey officially in the title.' A Nova spokesperson confirmed Morris remained part of the network.

How it is being reported

• Nova 93.7 renames Perth breakfast show Nat and Shaun as Nathan Morris remains on leaveIt’s been one of Perth radio’s biggest talking points for months — and now Nova 93.7 has made its move.Perth Now · 11 Oct, 23:48
• Nova 93.7 renames Perth breakfast show Nat and Shaun as Nathan Morris remains on leaveIt’s been one of Perth radio’s biggest talking points for months — and now Nova 93.7 has made its move.The West Australian · 11 Oct, 23:48

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