Bambi Northwood-Blyth (April 2015 – January 2016) Former [V]Js Marty Smiley (July 2012 – July 2015) Tasha Yulia (July 2012 – unknown) Megan Connolly Billy Russell (December 2009 – 2013) Jane Gazzo (May 2007 – June 2012) Kyle Linahan (July 2009 – June 2011) Renee Bargh (March 2008 – June 2010) Nick Bennett Kelly Burchill Stephen Bourke Alle Brunning Maynard Mary Datoc Andrew G Donna Gubbay Nathan Harvey Deni Hines Kyla Irlam Jabba Maya Jupiter James Kerley (2007 – December 2009) Mike Kerry Jake Grigg (Guest presenter) James Mathison Andrew Mercado (1999 – 2004) Paula McGrath Leah McLeod Molly Meldrum Chloe Maxwell Toni Pearen Leah Purcell Yumi Stynes Dave Lawson is one of the hosts of 'The Dave and Kerley Show' but is not considered a [V]J Channel [V] Presenter Search 2012 Over six thousand people applied for a chance to become a Channel [V] presenter. These applicants were shortlisted to a top 20, with 4 finalists announced on Saturday 16 June 2012. Programming V Music Video Chart The Revolution with Bert McCracken V Indie V Popped The Connect The Big Mix featuring Messed Up with Generik iTunes Weekly Countdown V Ripe Clip of The Week V Vs V 10 Most Requested Video V Buzz Artist Guerrilla Gigs V Island Parties Oz Countdown: Top 40 Festival of V V 10 Hottest Tracks Right Now V Late Night B430 Cash Cab (2007–2014) The Dave & Kerley Show (2008) The Riff (2013–2015) V LOUD whatUwant - previously By Demand (2002–2008) The Informer (2000-2001) The Buzz (1998-1999) Freestyle (2006-2009) with Maja Jupiter [V] Oz Artist of the Year The Channel V Oz Artist of the Year was an annual award presented by Channel V Australia some times at the ARIA Music Awards. [V] Hits On 12 January 2007, Club [V] was rebranded as Channel [V]² and began showing a more varied range of video clips. Channel [V] remained as a more entertainment orientated channel and began broadcasting in widescreen on the same day. Channel [V] boasted programming including: The Dudesons, BDO & various music specials. On 15 November 2009, Channel [V]² was relaunched as [V] Hits. References External links Official Site Defunct Australian television channels Music video networks in Australia Television channels and stations established in 1995 Television channels and stations disestablished in 2016 1995 establishments in Australia English-language television stations in Australia Foxtel