SEN and SENTrack is set to expand its local sports radio offering across the Darling Downs, with a refreshed programming lineup that boosts local sport and racing.

The enhanced schedule strengthens SEN’s commitment to delivering premium rugby league and racing coverage and high‑quality local content for listeners into Toowoomba and beyond.

SENTrack Darling Downs 91.5fm will continue to feature its popular weekday shows including Breakfast with Coz & Heals (with Corey Parker and Ian Healy) each morning from 6am to 9am, The Run Home featuring Bryan Fletcher from 4pm to 5pm Monday to Thursday, Sportsday with Mat Rogers and Jarrod Croker from 5pm to 6pm Monday to Wednesday, and live NRL coverage each Friday night.

Building on this foundation, SENTrack is adding several new programs from this week, including full coverage of all Broncos Radio games featuring Mark Braybrook, Corey Parker and Andrew McCullough in commentary.

Also joining SENTrack 91.5fm is new show, Knock Off Fridays, with Jimmy Maher, Ben Davis and Jason Scott from 3pm to 4pm every week, ahead of popular racing show the Punters Mate featuring all the insights of Queensland racing.

The network will continue to feature and showcase the best of Queensland metro and regional chasing, pacing and racing across the region.

SEN Chief Executive, Craig Hutchison, said the expansion reflects the network’s ongoing investment in regional listeners and its commitment to delivering more of the local sport and racing they love.

“Our audience in the Darling Downs and across regional Queensland is incredibly passionate, and we’re thrilled to strengthen our local and live sport offering for them,” Hutchison said.

“These enhancements – including taking more content from our SENQ sports station - build on what is already a strong lineup and ensure that fans have even greater access to the Broncos, the NRL and quality local programming. We’re proud to continue growing our presence in the region and delivering the content our listeners value most.”

The updated schedule commences today (March 11).