Gus Worland announces Triple M departure after 16 years

After a 16-year journey with Triple M, Gus Worland has announced that he will be leaving the station at the end of the year.

Worland, who initially joined Triple M as a member of The Grill Team, most recently hosted The Rush Hour on 104.9 Triple M Sydney, captivating audiences with his unique blend of humour and passion.

During his time at Triple M, Worland cherished the opportunity to commentate on Triple M’s cricket broadcast, a role he embraced with great enthusiasm over the past couple of years.

However, after almost eight years of dedicated work with his mental fitness charity Gotcha4Life, Worland has made the heartfelt decision to focus on its continued growth and success.

He believes it is his destiny to build mentally fit communities through preventative mental health campaigns and programs that equip people with life skills, so they never worry alone.

“I want to thank everyone I have worked with over the past 16 years,” Worland said. “From my early days with Matty Johns, Mark Geyer and Chris Page, to my current team with Jude Bolton and Aaron Woods, I have been fortunate to collaborate with some truly remarkable people. I am also grateful to all the incredible behind-the-scenes staff who have helped keep our shows running smoothly.”

Head of Triple M Metro Content Matthew O’Reilly says “Gus has been an outstanding voice on Triple M for 16 years and we are sad to see him go. However, we know how much his charity Gotcha4Life means to him, and the incredible impact that it is having on the community, so we understand why he wants to go all-in on this important work. Gus will remain a loved member of the Triple M family.”

While Worland will be stepping away from his daily role at Triple M from 2025, he assures fans that he won’t be a stranger. Listeners can still expect to hear him pop up on various shows in the future.

Worland’s final show will air at the end of the year, and he invites everyone to tune in for a memorable farewell.