direct listeners to what they will hear on the station. "The Edge is unique in Australian radio as it is the only commercial station running an Urban format. 'Hits that move you' expresses our musical edge and better allows urban music fans to find us." The changes followed an online poll where listeners were asked to choose a format. They wanted a hybrid of urban, pop, dance and R'n'B. This tag line would be short lived and broaden to not just 'hits' but all forms of urban 'beats'. The Edge also hosted the famous Club Edge show playing Saturday evenings with resident DJs such as Nino Brown at night. In March 2014, The Edge revealed an innovative new listener-driven chart from iHeartRadio. In December 2021, ARN announced that Mike E and Emma from ‘The Edge’s Mike E & Emma’ had decided to leave The Edge, having wrapped their final breakfast show on 3 December 2021. The duo had entertained audiences in Western Sydney and beyond since 2011. On 31 March 2022 at 16:00 hrs, The Edge 96.ONE was rebranded and switched over to the CADA format after almost 20 years. CADA On 31 March 2022, The Edge 96.ONE relaunched as CADA, Australia’s home of Hip Hop and R'n'B. "Unique, inclusive and exclusive content will all be part of the experience." CADA will provide a new avenue for both local and international Hip Hop and R'n'B artists to showcase their music on a station with national multi-platform reach. Studios Penrith: Borec House Cnr Station & Henry St (1978–1987) Penrith: Cnr Henry & Lawson St (1987–1997) Seven Hills Leabons Lane (1997–2002) North Ryde: Byfield Street (2002 – present) References External links CADA CADA Live Online Stream Australian Radio Network Radio stations established in 1935 Radio stations in New South Wales Rhythmic contemporary radio stations 1935 establishments in Australia