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2013-12-19T13:24:00.002-08:00

Hypothetical regarding Judge Richard G Kopf if it were in Oz

2013-11-26T08:39:00.000-08:00

Judge Richard G Kopf

I was reading this article about a judge that turned into his daughter,so he could be appointed to the Federal Bench. The crux of the article was him turning in his daughter to get the appointment. I understand that a father wants to help his daughter was involved in criminal activity. But, I thought what if the matter happen in Oz. Would the feeling be the exact same response. This question is one that came up with.

Let's say that Tony Abbott had a judicial nominee that was going to be appointed the next leg up the judicial hierarchy. What would the reaction be if a judge in the same situation had a son or daughter for that matter that was involved in criminal activity. Now, the crux of the dilemma is if you were same spot like you would turn your son or daughter in to get the appointment. Or would turn your son or daughter in and not take the appointment. I think is interesting question regarding familial relationships and the role of wanting to help but being caught in a spot.

If I had a son or daughter for that matter in the same spot., I would turn them in. But, I would not take the appointment for the simple reason of the way it would look. I don't want to appear selfish. There is a difference in wanting to help a loved one and doing it to get a coveted position. There has to be a clear distinction. I guest to how would Australians act if they had a judge in the same set of circumstances.

This question ask what is the most important thing to do. Is it turning a child in to get a promotion or doing the right thing of turning the child in and not taking the appointment. I would the Australian Legal Community this question how would they react if they were in the same set of circumstances.

Here is the link to the article because it does raise issues in my mind.

Judge Richard Kofp's Daughter and the hard choice

Let me know what you about the issue. I think it is good issue and it is one that concerns about where is the line that should not be crossed. How would handle it in the same circumstances.

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Sweet Cajun Potatoes Latkes For Hanukkah and Thanksgiving All Roll into One

2013-11-26T07:22:00.000-08:00

Having grown up in Jewish family and know that Hanukkah will happen on Sunset in the US tomorrow. In Oz, It is already the 27th of November. I will be lighting my first candle at sunset tonight. There is a pleasure getting walloped by two holidays in row with Thanksgiving on Thursday and Hanukkah the day before. You know it means double preparation and more fun. I went out this year to make it happen. Already ordered my turkey. I have a bowl sweet potatoes ready to peel. This dish goes back thousand of years and the ordeal of the Maccabbees warting off the Ancient Hellenistic Greek were insisting that their culture should be the rule of law. The Maccabees said "No" and fought off the Greeks and rededicated the temple in Jerusalem long before Christ arrived the on the scene.

I usually like to make my the next day at Thanksgiving especially since I am inviting friends over and my neighbors. The secret to this Cajun spice that savors that Louisiana flavor. When people come over and they always ask for more.. This pretty much a potato pancake. But, it is not. It is a sweet potato masterpiece fried in oil. The oil symbolizes the oil burnt in the temple for 8 days and there was only enough oil for one day.. These taste sweet and they are soooo good to eat. It is even more special that I can serve these puppies and get my friends on their feet. This is where the party really gets hopping.Sure enough, it does the sweetness is one that can't be missed. People will want to know your secret to them.Shhh... Don't say anything. Because I am about to let you on the secret of how to make them. So here we go with the ingredients and direction to makes these prized treasures of sweetness.

Ingredients
2 pounds sweet potatoes (about 3 large), peeled
3 large eggs
2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon Cajun Spice Blend
1/3 cup cilantro, chopped
Peanut oil
Sour cream or Guacamole

Directions
Using the coarse grating disc of a food processor, grate the sweet potatoes. Transfer to a large bowl.

In a small bowl, whisk the eggs. Sprinkle the Cajun spice blend into the eggs and whisk. Mix in the cilantro.

Add egg mixture to the grated potatoes.

In a large skillet, heat the peanut oil until very hot but not smoking. If you are using a thermometer, get the oil to 375°F.

Add the sweet potato mixture 1/4 cup at a time. Fry until golden, flip and fry until golden on the other side. Drain on paper towels. Repeat until all the potatoes are used.

Serve with a dollop of sour cream or a dollop of guacamole.

Once, they are ready to come out of the frying on the plate to soak up the grease. They are ready to eat. Don't worry about what your cardiologist or primary care physician says about eating them one time. Eating one time won't kill you.I won't say word. It is our little secret.Now, the fun part is making and giving the away to friend and collegues alike. I like to serve them to my guests at Thanksgiving this year. That is the beauty of these masterpieces of sweetness.

I like put a dollop of guacamole to go with it. Because it tastes so sweet and has all of the Louisiana and Jewish goodness cook right in. In Australia, I make and take them over to my next door neighbors even though are not Jewish. They love them and always ask when I am going to make more. So make yourself a couple and enjoy the holiday. This recipe is free and that is right is absolutely free. You can download the recipe with link at the bottom. "Laissez le bon temps rouler". Let the good times roll.

Sweet Cajun Latkes

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A Sample Case using American Legal Reasoning For Craig Thomson facing Fraud in Oz.

2013-11-25T21:18:00.000-08:00


Former Federal Labour MP ,Craig Thomson faces 49, faces 173 fraud and theft charges

I read the Sydney Morning Herald and discover that a former Labour MP was engaged in fraud and accused of using Health Services Union credit cards to pay for sexual services at brothels and escort agencies, for pornographic movies at hotels, for flights, food and drink, car hire and other expenses while he was the union's national secretary from 2002 to his election to Federal Parliament as a Labor MP in 2007.

I always love for judical news that can fit the blog and this fits this category. Mr. Thomson will face charges. The court rule that the prosecution can go forward with this case. Magistrate Charlie Rozencwajg extended Mr Thomson’s bail. He will face charges with regard to while he was the union's national secretary from 2002 to his election to Federal Parliament as a Labor MP in 2007.

He failed to disclose that he was using credit cards assigned the poltical party that he was a member of. The question he should of though was that every thing is traceable. Whenever you use a credit card and to try to cover up the fact. It just makes the case for fraud even stronger

Let me summarize it in the American legal definition for fraud in this case. Here is how the prosecution is going to prove its case according the legal definition of fraud. The Australia version of this will be different and learning as I go.

Legal Issue
The issue is whether Craig Thomson committed fraud by failing to disclosed his expenses that being used for sex activities and not legitimate activities related to his campaign to the Labour party.

Elements of Fraud
According the legal defintion of fraud, one has to prove fraud the following elements are required : (1) a false statement of a material fact,(2) knowledge on the part of the defendant that the statement is untrue, (3) intent on the part of the defendant to deceive the alleged victim, (4) justifiable reliance by the alleged victim on the statement, and (5) injury to the alleged victim as a result.

The court will have to determine there is a fraud committed by Craig Thomson. Lastly, the fact will show that he did commit fraud based on the elements of fraud and facts fit the legal definition of fraud.

Prosecution Side of the Case
Here on the facts, he knowing made a false statement to the commission of his own party by using the credit card and did not disclose what the expenses were meets the element of false statement of material fact. He had knowledge that of his transactions and did not disclose to Labour Party and let them with falsehood that he knew was untrue and meets the element of knowledge on the part of the defendant that the statement is untrue. The Labour party was the unwilling victim of his false statement by him not disclosing his expenses to them at the time the transactions were made and stated something else other what the expenses were. He had the intent to deceive the Labour Party by lying and covering up his activities and having seem like business expenses related to the campaigning establish the element of intent on the part of the defendant to deceive the alleged victim. The Labour party relied is statements to be true and discovered they were not and had been victimized by his misstatements and relied on those statements to be true establishes the element of justifiable reliance by the alleged victim on the statement. The Labour found out about his misconduct and became a victim of untrue statements of what the credit cards were used on sexual activities that were not authorized by the Labour Party as legitimate expenses and establish the element of injury to the alleged victim as a result.Thus, prosecution has proven its case of fraud.

Defense side of the Case
The defendant will claim the brothels and sexual establishments were not victims and knew that he was engage such activities and did not bother to use his own money. His claim would not be able poke any holes of the elements because the victim was the Labour Party and not the brothels themselves. Thus, he cannot that he did not commit fraud.

Possible Court Conclusion

Craig Thomson did commit fraud because his statements were fraudulent and misled the Labour Party.

Here is the link to the story:

Craig Thomas Former Labour MP Faces Fraud

Also, I used John Delaney's Legal Reasoning,which American based Legal Reasoning. Now, if this were using legal reasoning in Australia I would have layer each element with case rule and citation and the fact fitting the case rule. The reason is because it suppose to look papers use in court. For our purpose and bar exam purposes, it looks like this in that format. Here is John Delaney Legal Reasoning for Law Exam in American;

As I get further down the law school track, I would put out an Australian version to this same problem. It will look a lot different. I would put it as soon as I can. I will found what it is suppose to look and that you have that in toolbox. I wanted to show the American version of legal reasoning.

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No Thanksgiving Turkey is complete Without Dressing in Oz

2013-11-25T13:09:00.000-08:00

Whenever you have turkey for Thanksgiving in Oz, you can't forget the dressing. I always have dressing the turkey. No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without dressing. Well,I have the perfect recipe for it. It goes really well with turkey. My dressing is not the traditional dressing that comes a Thanksgiving dinner. I like to be a different. My dressing has taste that is sweet to eat and to taste as well. The overall secret is ingredients and will put other bland dressings to shame.

Now, if you are wondering if this will be a hit at the thanksgiving dinner, it will definitionately be the talk at the dinner talk and possibly the neihborshood. Every person will want to know the secret of this dressing. The dressing I make is called Apple Walnut Cornbread Dressing. It will most definitely make everyone want this culinary masterpiece. Because it goes so well with turkey that your friends and family will want more. Let's go with tackle this recipe and here are the ingredients and directions.

Ingredients

    1 (9x9 inch) pan cornbread, cooled and crumbled
    1 (8 ounce) package herb-seasoned dry bread stuffing mix
    2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
    1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
    1/2 teaspoon salt
    3/4 cup butter
    1 cup chopped celery
    1 cup chopped onion
    2 cups chopped apples
    1/2 cup chopped walnuts
    2 cups apple juice
    3 eggs, beaten

Directions

    Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Butter a 3 quart casserole dish.
    Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan, and saute the celery and onion for 8 to 10 minutes, or until tender.
    In a large bowl, combine the cornbread, stuffing mix, parsley, ginger, and salt. Mix in the celery and onion mixture, chopped apple, chopped walnuts, apple juice, and beaten eggs. Spoon dressing into prepared casserole dish.
    Bake for 30 to 35 minutes in the preheated oven, or until heated through, and lightly browned on top.

Now, we have the stuffing to go with our turkey on Thanksgiving. There is nothing more Australian and American on this holiday seasoning. The dressing speaks volume about the Thanksgiving will be sure fire hit your guests,family and friends. You can freeze and it will still be just as good after reheating it to go with those turkey leftovers from Thanksgiving. It is baked in its favors to be savored at Thanksgiving. This secret is aromas and taste coming from the oven. This stuffing goes beyond to prove can stand above other dressings. The best part is this recipe is absolutely free. Here is the link.

Apple Walnut Dressing

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Drive In Movie Theaters in Oz

2013-11-25T10:34:00.000-08:00

In America, the drive in movie theater is completely dead. But, not in Oz. It is very much alive and kicking. The beauty of going to one in Australia that especially in the summertime. You can get the feel for the outdoors. It is great time killer. I love going to place like this. They always show great films on the big screen. The last drive I went to in the US was in Houston with some relatives in 1980s. When I heard about them in Oz, I had jumped at the chance see a big like I did when I was teenager on the big screen outdoors. I love to get big bucket of popcorn and soda. If you have gone ot these places, it takes you back to a time when America had drive in theaters. I love going to the drive and it is always fun.

I always a giant soda to with popcorn and candy. I know I can have picnic well. Going to these places is always fun. the trick is get there early because place can overcrowd quickly. I love to go places that unique and take some adventure for me. These theaters are miles stone and always go for planning get togethers. I love to put the squawk box on the door of my car and it is always enjoyable.

These secret is magical and is one those adventures that everyone can enjoy. I did get from a reliable source a list of drive in movie theaters in Australia. If you feel like seeing one on the big screen and enjoy the good old outdoors, this is the place for you.

Here is the most update drive in movies in Oz;

NEW SOUTH WALES

Bass Hill (New South Wales) Australia
Greater Union Twin Drive-in Theatre: (02) 9726 9576
located on Johnston Street

Blacktown (New South Wales) Australia
Greater Union Drive-in Theatre: (02) 9622 4170
located on Flushcombe Road

Heddon Greta (New South Wales) Australia
Heddon Greta Drive-in: (02) 4936 2800
(2 hours by car outside of Sydney in the lower
Hunter Valley); located off of Heddon Street * This Dr'in was lovingly restored by Donna & Scott Seddon;
it was ressurrected and re-opened on March 26th, 1996.

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Darwin (Northern Territory) Australia
Deckchair Cinema: (08) 8981 0700
located at Stokes Hill Power Station

QUEENSLAND

Aspley (Queensland) Australia
Starlight Twin Drive-in Theatre: (07) 3263 1555
located on Albany Creek Road

Yatala (Queensland) Australia
Beenleigh Drive-in Theatre: (07) 3287 2930
located on Stapylton-Jacobs Well Road

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Barmera (South Australia)
Riverland Drive-in Cinema: (08) 8588 1188
loacted on Sturt Highway

Gepps Cross (South Australia)
Mainline Drive-in Theatre: (08) 8262 1873
located at 588 Main North Road

Murray Bridge (South Australia)
Murray Bridge Drive-in Theatre: (08) 8532 1836
located on Swanport Road

Pedy (South Australia)
Desert Drive-in: (08) 8672 3096
located on Hutchison Street

Saint Agnes (South Australia)
Valley Line Drive-in Theatre: (08) 8264 2464
located on Tolley Road

VICTORIA

Coburg (Victoria) Australia
Coburg Drive-in Theatre: (03) 9354 8630
located on Newlands Road, just outside Melbourne * Originally built in 1965 as a single screen Drive-in;
went dark in 1984; re-opened as a twin-screen in 1987,
and then a 3rd screen was added in 1995. Parking
850 cars, this is the largest of Australia's Drive-ins;
aka: The Village Triple Drive-in Theatre

Dromana (Victoria) Australia
Dromana Twin Drive-in: (03) 5987 2492
located on Nepean Hwy (Mornington Peninsula Freeway),
20 minutes from Frankston; just outside Dromana * This is one of only two Drive-in's that are situated
in near access/proximity to the Melbourne suburbs.

Moe (Victoria) Australia
Moe Drive In: (03) 5127 2175
located on Thompsons Road

Shepparton (Victoria) Australia
Twilight Drive-in:
located on Goulbourn Valley Highway * Opened in April of 1957, and has gone dark on more
than one occasion through the years, but is currently
operating, and still has a playground 'neath the screen.

Yarrawonga (Victoria) Australia
Yarrawonga Drive-in Theatre:
located on Belmore Street

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Karratha (Western Australia)
Karratha Drive-in Theatre: (089) 144 2212
located at 1090 Karratha Road

The beauty of these place is that you can go with friend and plan go to a good film. No matter how bad the movie is you felt that it was good excuse to get out of the house. These kinds of theater are perfect for those films like a Hunger Games, the Star Wars Movies and other types of films that invite the big picture experience outdoors. Plus, it good see that the drive is not dead.It is a pure Australian adventure to outdoor theater.

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Bonsai Trees Bring Calm to Surroundings in Oz

2013-11-25T09:23:00.000-08:00

One of my favorite activities planting Bonsai trees and having them inside. It brightens up my living surroundings. I love looking them and brightens up my mood. With all that is going on in the world, I like take a break from the stress of every day life. One of favorite activities is hunting for that perfect Bonsai Tree. Hunting for a perfect takes time and patience. I love listening to relaxing like smooth jazz or New Age music and just look at what G-d has created.

The art form of Bonsai goes thousands of years. but, planting and having them in the house does create an atmosphere to relieve stress. As a student, it makes sense to have a hobby that can relieve stress. I was introduced to Bonsai from a friend and taught me how these trees do relieve stress. Here are places that I can recommend that carry the Bonsai.

Austplant Nursery & Gardens
249 Purves Rd, Arthurs Seat, VIC 3936. Melway 171:G5
• Eight acres of display gardens • Australian native plant specialists • Over 600 different species growing • The Peninsula's largest range of native plants • Qualified helpful friendly staff
Open Mon-Sat 8.30am-5pm; Sun 10am-5pm.
(03) 5989 6120 | Email | Website

Australian Native Nurseries Group
141 King Rd, Oakford, WA 6121.
Specialising in Australian native plants, particularly Western Australian tubestock.
Open 7 days a week, 9am-4.30pm.
(08) 9525 1324 | Email | Website

The Native Shop
Mildura & Dimboola.
Operating two nurseries: Mildura Native Nursery, Cureton Ave, Mildura, Vic 3502 and Wimmera Native Nursery, 60 Nhill Rd, Dimboola, VIC 3414.
• Wide range of native plants for the arid zone/Murray River/Wimmera/Mallee. • Books & accessories. • Mail order via website or PO Box 98, Dimboola, Vic 3414. • Free newsletter: subscribe at website. • The Australian Native Plant Guide free download via website.
Open Mon-Fri 8.30am-4.30pm; Sat-Sun 10am-3.30pm.
(03) 5021 4117 Mildura or (03) 5389 1193 Dimboola | Email | Website

Zanthorrea Nursery
155 Watsonia Rd, Maida Vale, WA 6057
Be inspired by our display gardens and wide range of Australian plants for sale in our award-winning garden centre.
Open every day except Christmas. 9am-5.30pm.
(08) 9454 6260 | Email | Website

Bonsai

Ray Nesci Bonsai Nursery
26 Sagars Rd, Dural.
Choose from our very large selection of Bonsai trees and Bonsai material.
Open Wed-Fri 9.30am-2pm & Sat 9am-4pm.
Tel (02) 9654 1893 | Fax (02) 9654 2237

I like the feel of the Bonsai and how it adds sense of claim to a living space and how it brightens up a room. It makes it peaceful. Peace is what we all need in lives filled with hustle and bustle. These trees do just that. This is one of favorite hobbies that I have had for a long time. Good pot, good soil and place to put are key. This why I enjoy having them in my living space because of the peace and serenity they bring. Especially adjusting to life in Australia. Now, I don't have to experience culture shock coming from the US.

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Krav Maga in Oz

2013-11-25T08:48:00.000-08:00

Krav Maga Exercise

One of thing I have just started is an Israeli Martial Art called Krav Maga. I took it up because I needed the exercise and want to be to protect myself for self defense only.In Krav Maga, you do get plenty of exercise and learn to break a sweat. It is very fast paced. It teaches you discipline and good concentration skills. It helps me focus better and be more relaxed. It does relieve stress. As I advance I will learn how to protect myself from attackers with guns and knives. It teaches you how to disarm attackers that can do serious bodily harm. The first rule in Krav Maga is avoid to attacking people. My goal with it is if I decide to become a criminal prosecutor that I will need it because the bad guys will hunt down criminal prosecutors for sending them to jail.As a future prosecutor, I need every advantage that I can get.

Here is a little background on Krav Maga.It was original a self defense system developed for the Israeli Army. It is purpose is wart off attackers. It is design to protect you and the people that you care about. Protecting people from bodily harm is what I believe in. It has these levels

Krav Maga belt colors/patches

White

Yellow

Orange

Green

Blue

Brown

Black

This is good exercise and do break a sweat. I do feel good after the classes. There many things that I like about it. The most important thing that is that I do notice big difference in the way can concentrate on reading,listening and writing in my daily life. Also, I like the exercise part of it. I know having this skill can protect me from harm. Most people would just let the police it and just take it. My response is this . I want to protect myself and the people I care about most. Plus, I get health benefits from it. That is the most important part of all.

The most important rule is to avoid harm. Secondly, I want to protect people around me like if a bad guy is in the same grocery store that I am in I will step forward to handle him quickly and take his weapon away and get away from him give it the manager to wait for the police, so they can take him away to jail. It comes in handy dealing for people rioting that threaten you after a footy game that didn't go their way and you come out a restaurant or milk bar to go home. It can wart off rapists and robbers so that you do not cause problems. My first response is to protect others around to make sure they are safe and ok.

As a future criminal prosecutor, I definitely see plenty of benefits from a health standpoint and improving mental concentration. Criminal prosecutor do have to protect themselves because they are targets from criminal that want to harm the prosecutor for putting them in jail for doing criminal activities. These days anything can happen. You never know what people are capable of. I want always avoid fights and belief that any fighting to should be a very last resort when all else fails.

I will tell story a long time ago, I found out about it and my friend in the US wanted me to take up yoga. I said yoga won't protect me from attackers. I was determined to learn something of practical value. This fits that bill. I have better concentration and feel good after going classes. Your hand and eye coordination improves. Here is sample video of it.

I know that having this on my side that improves my overall health and well being. I can recommend highly it from my own experience with it. The good news is the perfect exercise for getting in shape. It is an adventure in itself especially in Australia. Krav Maga is making its way into Oz. It can build self esteem,too.

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Cooking a Thanksgiving Turkey in Oz

2013-11-25T06:54:00.000-08:00

One of my favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. It is not celebrate in Australia. But, for our purposes and people who are American it is. The real purpose of this tell how to cook a turkey properly. Many people don't know how. Questions come up like what is the right temperature. How long do I cook it for. This recipe answers all of those lingering questions. So invite friends and even your Aussie neighbors next door and pass out invitations to Thanksgiving. It will be hit. I like to shop at butcher to get one just right. I place my order the week before. I want to be first the get the best bird. My butcher know me by name. He knows exactly the size bird that I want. Sure enough the bird is as big as Texas.

I like to the cooking of the Turkey with some Aussie Flair. It does work for me. The magic of what goes into cooking a bird for Thanksgiving is very easy to cook and your guests will light up with ooooooz and aaaawwws. This turkey will become very Aussie faster than a bunch of Mexican Jumping Beans with a Mariachi Band playing. It will chant Oi Oi Oi Aussie Aussie before it comes out of the oven. For this recipe let get down how to cook this wonderful bird. Here are the ingredients and directions:

Ingredients

1 30 pound whole turkey, neck and giblets removed

2 cups kosher salt

1/2 cup butter, melted

2 large onions, peeled and chopped

4 carrots, peeled and chopped

4 stalks celery, chopped

2 sprigs fresh thyme

1 bay leaf

1 cup dry white wine

Directions

Rub the turkey inside and out with the kosher salt. Place the bird in a large stock pot, and cover with cold water. Place in the refrigerator, and allow the turkey to soak in the salt and water mixture 12 hours, or overnight.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Thoroughly rinse the turkey, and discard the brine mixture.

Brush the turkey with 1/2 the melted butter. Place breast side down on a roasting rack in a shallow roasting pan. Stuff the turkey cavity with 1 onion, 1/2 the carrots, 1/2 the celery, 1 sprig of thyme, and the bay leaf. Scatter the remaining vegetables and thyme around the bottom of the roasting pan, and cover with the white wine.

Roast uncovered 3 1/2 to 4 hours in the preheated oven, until the internal temperature of the thigh reaches 180 degrees F (85 degrees C). Carefully turn the turkey breast side up about 2/3 through the roasting time, and brush with the remaining butter. Allow the bird to stand about 30 minutes before carving.

Now, after cooking the turkey after 3 1/2 to 4 hours, it will be ready for the meal. The key to cooking is do it early in the afternoon way before any guests arrive. This gives you plenty of time to get the other items that you plan on cooking for the Thanks Giving meal. The magic is this bird is made with love of family and friend to share it with. No matter where you are in the world.

This bird is smells Aussie all way and soooo good. It is juicy and tender. It makes it a perfect honor for the male guest to do the carving. It is a tradition that I have been doing since I was a kid. But, seeing the bird and the wonderful smels and setting on the table is what give me the pleasure to do it right every year. That is secret and beauty of it. If you would like this recipe, you can click the link below. It is new feature that I have added. I believe food and recipes are worth sharing.The recipe is free. That is right Free. So come and get it. Here is the link below

Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe

Internet Service in Oz

2013-11-24T21:11:00.000-08:00

When coming to Oz, one of things that you notice coming from the US is speed like watch YouTube or any kind of streaming that it is not as fast using wireless. One of the ways you have to watch for is the uploads speed and getting charge extra. In Australia, you will have so much bandwidth allocated that is free and the providers like Telestra do charge you depending on your internet service plan. The small plan like ADSL will charge you extra. In the US you did not have this attached. No even AT & T would even dream of such things.

But the way, you can get around is get a high speed like full T-1. I like the T-1 or better because I don't have the restriction place on it. I can use a router like from Cisco and Cisco ASA firewall filter out the what I want coming and lock down certain ports. It makes for great security. Because securing your home computer network is good common sense. The quality of a T-1 line or a broadband makes perfect sense. If you are going will like Cable modem and go for just broadband, this will work just as well. Each ISP will have their own plan details dealing with upload and download charges. Most of all, you want to check with each provider in your area to see what is included in internet service plan.

I discovered about the upload and download charges when I first came to Australia and was a part of my culture shock. I had been used to no charges up to certain bandwidth on internet connectivity when I was in the US. I had AT & T as my provider. It was one of things I discover on accident while watching YouTube in Oz.

If you have an computer networking background to understand how to work with Cisco equipment. Then, you can fix the networking in your home how you would like. I would only recommend it if you have that background. For everyone who does not have that the experience, it would be a wise idea to allow your provide to handle it.

Here are list of ISP in Australia that have internet service through out Australia.

Internet Service Providers

Provider	Services	Availability
2easy Telecom	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
aaNet	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
AAPT	ADSL, NBN	Nationwide ex. NT, TAS
Ace Internet Services	ADSL, NBN	NSW, ACT
Activ8me	ADSL, NBN, Mobile, Sat.	Nationwide
Adam Internet	ADSL, Fibre, NBN, Mobile	SA
Aussie Broadband	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
Boom Broadband	NBN	Nationwide
BKB Internet	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Commander	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
Connexus	ADSL, Fibre, Mobile	Nationwide
DeVoteD	NBN	Nationwide
Dodo	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
E-Access	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
EFTel	ADSL	Nationwide
Engin	ADSL, NBN	Nationwide ex. TAS
Exetel	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
Fortana	ADSL, Fibre	Nationwide ex. WA
Grapevine	ADSL, Cable	Nationwide
iiNet	ADSL, Fibre, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
Internode	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide ex. NT
iPrimus	ADSL, Fibre, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
MyFibre	NBN	Nationwide
MyNetPhone	ADSL, NBN	Nationwide
Netbay Internet	ADSL	Nationwide
Netspace	ADSL	Nationwide
One Broadband	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Optus	ADSL, Cable, NBN, Mobile, Sat.	Nationwide ex. NT, TAS
People Telecom	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Pivit	Fibre	NSW, QLD
SlimTel	ADSL	Nationwide
SpinTel	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Southern Cross Telco	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Skymesh	NBN, Mobile, Sat.	Nationwide
TelcoGreen	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide
Telcoplus	ADSL, Mobile	Nationwide
Telstra	ADSL, Cable, NBN, Mobile, Sat.	Nationwide
TPG Internet	ADSL, NBN, Mobile	Nationwide ex. NT, TAS
Three	Mobile	Nationwide ex. NT, TAS
Unwired	Wireless	VIC, NSW
Virgin Broadband	Mobile	Nationwide ex. NT, TAS
Vodafone	Mobile	Nationwide
Westnet	ADSL, Fibre, NBN, Mobile, Sat.	Nationwide
ZettaNet	ADSL, Fibre, Mobile	Nationwide

This list of provider is the most update that I have now. The best thing is call and find out which plans do they offer and what is in their internet service plan they office to the public. Once you are able to have plan that meets your needs, it is easy to do thing that any person needs to do like day trading or communicating to loved ones back home. I know having a good provider means success and failure for being able function and do the things I need done on a daily basis.

Deciding on your internet service is key to determining what you can afford and your current needs. This is very important. Because being able to communicate via email to professors and classmates will be important. Also, you are wanting to communicate back to the US, you can get Magicjack and get a US phone number or Skype,which are inexpensive to set up and use. Skype I when I was using it was about $25 a year when they first came out. It is probably higher now. But, this give you an idea on what is workable for any situation and any budget. But, it is important to know what you can afford. This information is good and will put you in the right direction and give you some ideas for internet connectivity for the home environment assuming you are renting house or a flat by yourself.

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Oi Oi Oi Aussie Chili with a Kick

2013-11-24T18:28:00.000-08:00

When you feel down there is perfect recipe around the corner. I know of just such a recipe will inspire that get up and go. I learned one year at Chili cook off. It was given to my friend David out of San Antonio and won the Chili cook off for 4 years straight in row. This chili will definitely kill the bugs. It is spice are just wait to be savor. This recipe will wake up you that won't fall asleep because it pure Texas. But, I change one key ingredient to make it an Aussie original. That is pure Aussie Beer. Now, we are going to cook out the alcohol. But, the spices will wake and get the party jumping like a Mariachi band ready to serenade you outside your window. The chili is great for sporting events like football in Oz or American. It is filling and can get the crowd to its feet.

Now, this chili is blue ribbon winner when I got the recipe. I made some sligh changes but it is going to be hit with the crowd to win them over. Now, let's get cracking cooking this and get your taste buds jumping to go to the party. Here is the ingredient and directions:

2 lbs. ground beef
2 (8 oz.) cans tomato sauce
1 (16 oz.) can pinto beans
2 tbsp. chili powder
1 tsp. oregano
1 tsp. salt (to taste)
1 tsp. cayenne pepper or less
1 (16 oz.) can peeled tomatoes
1 can XXXX or your favorite beer
1 sm. onion, chopped

Cook ground beef in frying pan and drain liquid. Mix beef in large pot with tomato sauce, pinto beans and chopped up can of peeled tomatoes. Add chili powder, oregano, your favorite beer or 12 ounces of water. Salt lightly to taste and add 1 small onion if desired. Simmer for 10 minutes and then carefully add cayenne pepper. One teaspoon will be quite hot so you may want to try just a little. Stir pepper in slowly and cook another 5 minutes.

This chili tastes even better the next day and you can also try different kinds of beans to get a little different flavor. You can heat up again and again. This is one of those dishes that can warm you up inside. It is secret is the spices and is pure Aussie and Texan all the way. Your guests or friends at your next sporting event will want this again and again. It is secret is that it is blue ribbon winner with guest and among friends. This is magic of Aussie and Texan mixed together. It has just the right amount of spices to get the party started. That is beauty of it and nothing is more Australian than that.

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Comin' Say G'Day Soon to Be Released Next Week.

2013-11-24T12:28:00.000-08:00

I have finished writing and editing the Aussie Slang Dictionary that promised. I stay up until 4 am to complete it and bind it e-book format. I will be putting out a press release about the Book. The name of the book that I wrote is called "Comin' Say G'Day". I am very happy to have finished and will put a few pages for your viewing pleasure to download for viewing a week from Saturday. I am going to the full and complete version to the public on Amazon. Above is the cover page of the book. It is filled with humor and appreciation for Aussie Culture.

Plus, this book will allow you get the funny side to Aussie culture that many of us including myself do not see out from unless you are in Oz. It is real appreciation of Aussie culture and all it offers. I finished it. I want you the reader and the world to see what Oz is about from Someone has been there and has been around it. The places and smells of Australia give you a view that most people do not think to consider. This books does it in an honest and sincere way. The reason I have not blog any new information is because I was busy trying to get the book edited and written for you and everyone out there. I want you to see Australia in a brand new way that is refreshing and filtered from the stereotypes that filter through people's conscience minds for decades. I wrote with easy to ready print for the reader in mind. Because when you read a dictionary for that matter, many readers end up squinting to read the print of the book and makes it hard to comprehend. Most of all, it is a book with you the read in mind and presenting Oz in whole new light.

The book is easy to read and understand. If you decide to come to Aussie and use the book as a guide. Pretty soon in no time flat, you fit right in and be very Aussie to blend right in. This is magic that makes Australia so wonderful and magically. From the Sydney Opera House to the Great Barrier Reef and the Australian Outback including Uluru .

This book is just plain fun. It was a please to write it and get out the information in fun and interesting way possible. It is made for every day people. Most slang dictionaries that use the phrases and what they mean do not tell more than that. I take it an extra step by providing inspirational quotes from famous Australians to make the journey one of magic and fun.

This book is about the culture and the wonderful people of Australia.Moreover, it about the culture and present it in prospective that is respectful. You get the view of Aussie culture from an American viewpoint that tries to treat Aussie culture with respect it richly deserves.The best part is I know the culture well and feel right at home spilling the beans about it.Especially,since I come from the US and know to get the feel of the land culture itself.

The title of the Aussie Slang Dictionary says it all. It is Comin' Say G'Day. I want you to get the feel of the magic of this wonderful country called Australia in fun and refreshing prospective. Download a sample of the book when it released next and buy the book.Nothing could be more Australian than that.

If you like the book when it is released, tell everyone you know about it. Because this will help you and others in way that is second to none. Word of mouth is the best way for everyone to get know the book and telling others. Please tell everyone you know about this upcoming soon to be release book that is set to be released next week.

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Aussie Jambolaya Has Started the Party

2013-11-22T13:49:00.000-08:00

When I was a teenager, I use trek over to New Orleans and get a tastes of flavors and spices from the foods made from there. One of those dishes can start a party in your mouth is Jambalaya.This time you have to make slight changes being in Oz to the recipes and get it the right consistency. It is spicy and fells like the party has started. it is one of those dishes that can get things going especially with your guests at dinner. The key is getting the dish just right and making changes not too much,but just enough to make it happen. Because what you don't have at a grocery store like Cole's or Woolie's, you have make some slight changes,but nothing too drastic.

This recipe can create the magic at dinner and allow the party and smells to take over. Its aroma can filter out your kitchen. It smells great and will be a hit. The keys ingredients what make it such a pleasure to make and share with friends. Anyhow, let's get cracking at making this dish. Here are the directions and ingredients.

    1 lb. prawns, boiled in Cole's Long Grain Rice and peeled;
    1 lb. (hot) smoked sausage, andouille or chaurice, sliced on the bias; OR 1 lb. diced smoked ham
    1 large onion, chopped
    1 bell pepper, chopped
    3 - 6 cloves garlic, minced (amount to taste; I like lots)
    4 ribs celery, chopped
    3 small cans tomato paste
    4 large Creole tomatoes, peeled, seeded and diced; OR 1 28-oz. can tomatoes
    8 cups good dark homemade chicken stock
    Creole seasoning blend to taste (or 2 - 3 tablespoons); OR 2 teaspoons cayenne, 2 teaspoons black pepper, 1 teaspoon white pepper, 1 teaspoon oregano, 1/2 teapsoon thyme
    2 bay leaves
    Salt to taste
    4 cups long-grain white rice, uncooked

Brown the sliced smoked sausage or andouille and pour off fat. In the pot, sauté the onions, garlic, peppers and celery in oil until onions begin to turn transparent.

In the same pot, while you're sautéing the "trinity", add the tomato paste and let it pincé, meaning to let it brown a little. What we're going for here is an additional depth of flavor by browning the tomato paste a little; the sugar in the tomato paste begins to caramelize, deepening the flavor and color. Keep it moving so that it browns but doesn't burn.

Once the vegetables are translucent and the tomato paste achives sort of a red mahogany color, deglaze the pan with the about 2 cups of the stock, scraping the bottom of the pan to mix up any browned bits, and stir until smooth, making sure the sautéed vegetables, paste and stock are combined thoroughly. It should be fairly thick.

Add the Cajun seasoning, tomatoes and salt to taste. Cook over low-medium heat for about 10 minutes. Add the meat and/or seafood and cook another 10 minutes; if you're using seafood, be careful not to overcook it.

Add the rest of the stock, check seasonings, and stir in the rice, combining thoroughly. Cook for about 20-25 minutes, or until the rice has absorbed all the liquid and is cooked through. If you haven't checked your seasonings before adding the rice, it's too late! It's much better for the rice to absorb the seasonings while it's cooking. Check seasoning anyway, then turn the heat down to low-medium and let the sauce thicken up a bit, with the pot uncovered, stirring frequently, for about 10 minutes. Stir thoroughly to combine all ingredients. When the jambalaya has thickened up a bit and has reached the "right" consistency because you'll know when it's done. It does it smell good coming off the stove.

This dish says goodness and is a Cajun dish mixed in with little bit of Aussie flair.Sometimes, when you don't have an ingredient for making things, you can come up with some interesting combinations by substituting the closest spices and other items to make great dishes. This is just Cajun and Aussie original. It is Aussie through and through. It tastes delicious and can get the party rolling with friends. Your friends will want this dish and ask for seconds. It has the right blend of spices that can get the party rolling. This dish can put a smile your face and your friends' faces and guests' faces at dinner. As they say in Cajun French,"Laissez le bon temps rouler". It means let the good times roll.

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Goooood Morning America,

2013-11-22T09:14:00.000-08:00

I was to let the people in the US know that this blog is set up for them. It is not just an Australian blog about Australians going to law school. It is about an American wanting to law school and wanting see a different country.I want to put information and give Americans out there an opportunity to explore other options than the standard advice given to prospective students. It is not being presented. I want this to be an information source for you the read and give you the opportunity to see things from a different prospective. I want to give you another prospective and show that is possible to go a different route to get there and be a licensed attorney in the US. Plus, to be able to be licensed in Australia as well. Think about this if you have a lawyer licensed both the US and Australia, you will get a lawyer who has an international presence. This give that type of person over lawyers just educated only in US school and closing themselves off to a world of opportunity.

This blog is a good information tool and puts out quality information about getting a law degree that is useable in the US and in Australia. Plus, it tells how make and blend into Australian culture with a respect and dignity for it. I want more people to see what this blog can offer them a world of unlimited possibilities. I want people to free their minds and open to beyond a cage where see there is a much larger world. It is time free minds that and unleash the entrepreneur build the community, and inspire people to think outside the box and challenge people reach beyond themselves to do great things. This blog is about following your dreams to build better tomorrows for yourself. I want to present this as a source of inspiration and information. There are multiple ways of doing things that you don't have to accept things as they are.

It is about rising to the challenge when others say that is not possible and coming back wowing them at the end. It is about getting people to see beyond and see the bigger picture. It is about how success comes from failure. It is about personal growth and challenging the words "I can't" to "I can do it"

When other are crying failure and sadness in the media and other places, this blog is about hope and doing something about it. Showing that it can be done. It is time to be a noble lion can roar and not a lamb. It is time strike fear in those who are corrupt. It is time restore the legal profession from a status of failure to one of nobility and honor. For too long, the profession in the US forgot that it was to serve the people and not to unjustly enrich themselves while hurting their clients through dishonest means and methods. Legal education in the US today has produced more Justin Biebers and Kim Kardashians that care not for their client and how to serve them best. Today students entering into law school can't tell you the name of the nine people who sit on the US Supreme Court. Nor can they read the opinions coming the court nor do they read the legislation coming from the house where laws are legislated. The legal profession in the US once held the position of nobility and which was represented the fictional character of Atticus Finch. It was at one the most respected in the world.It has fallen by the waist side only to be concern about one's social rank and what your neighbor has rather concentrating on their client's cases. I am striving to become a noble lion and one that can't be bought nor corrupted. I believe it is time to restore the legal profession of a profession that is noble once again.

It is time be a people of honor and courage. It is time to be noble and upright. It is time to dream not be told that there is only one way in the face of adversity. It is time to set goals and dream big. This world is filled with opportunity. No man can stop an idea whose time has come.

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Free Law School Personal Statements For Australian Law School Applications

2013-11-21T19:30:00.000-08:00

Writing a good personal statement is key to gaining admission to your law school of choice no matter where you are applying to. I have found 13 examples of personal statements that you can use the format on what a good personal statement is suppose to look like and how it should look. The most important when you write a personal statement being honest with yourself as why do you want to go to law school. You are going to invest time and money into this because it is a huge investment of your energy and focus.Most of all, you want to tell the admission committee makes you a good candidate above the other candidates that vying the seat at law school.

Your first statement is your thesis or your main idea. It should flow through your personal statement. The personal statement tells about you and has a form. It has structure that has to be consistent all the way through. It has to flow. You should read and correct it as many times as you need to. But, make sure that it is you in the essay and don't copy what someone has done. Nowadays, there is plenty of temptation to copy and cheat. I have seen plenty of people copy of other people's personal statements and the admissions committee saw the same personal and copied someone else experience and said that is theirs. This happen to me. I lent my very personal statement for someone to look at and they copied it word for word when I applied to. I applied to school at Baylor University School of Law. I was furious it was my blood,sweat and tears from my personal life went into the essay that I wrote. I discovered that this person had applied to the same schools practically I had. If you don't think the admission committee keeps records of who wrote what personal statements they do and they do keep it database and match it up to see if it is exactly your or someone that you plagiarized someone's else personal statement. The reason why they do this now is because they are too many dishonest people that think by cheating they can get ahead.

These essays I am putting as freebies are for your own use. I did not write the essays below. But, they were by real law student that were accepted to law school.Also, I felt they are good to gain entrance into a good law school. Also, I will put three paragraphs of my own personal statement so you can see how I open and close the personal statement. I think it is important that you are able to download all thirteen of them. Also, I am going to recommend a book to help. If you need more help with the personal statement. Ann Levine is a licensed lawyer, who helps students with their personal statements.I will put her information out there to you,so you can have it.

The 13 Personal Statements Examples

Personal Statement #1-Idealist

Personal Statement #2-Software Upstart

Personal Statement #3-Keyan Overcoming Tragedy

Personal Statement #4-Pre-law Student at University of Colorado

Personal Statement #5-Oboesman and Union Organizer

Personal Statement #6-Pre-law Student # 2 at University of Colorado

Personal Statement#7 Refugee Wartime Crisis

Personal Statement#8-Thinker and Dreamer

Personal Statement#9-Teachers Union

Personal Statement#10-Stay at Home Dad

Personal Statement#11 World Traveler

Personal Statement#12-Debater from a Small Texas Town

Personal Statement#13-Korean American Diversity Experience

You might want to get some extra help with yours to make these style fit your own life experience.

I am recommending the book, "The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert, Second Edition" by Ann K. Levine, Esq. for further help.

Ann K. Levine,Esq. with LawSchool Expert

Here is background information on her and credentials:

Ann Levine is the chief law school admission consultant at Law School Expert and personally advises all clients that purchase the all-inclusive advice package. Since founding Law School Expert in 2004, Ann has helped more than 2,000 law school applicants achieve their admission goals. Ann is also the author of bestselling law school admission book The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert and The Law School Decision Game: A Playbook for Prospective Lawyers.
Before founding Law School Expert, Ann was Director of Admissions for Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Prior to this role, Ann served as Director of Admissions for California Western School of Law in San Diego. As the director of admissions for two ABA-approved law schools, Ann reviewed thousands of applications each year and was primarily responsible for making all admission decisions including awarding scholarships. Previously, Ann led Student Services at the University of Denver College of Law.
Ann holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law where she graduated magna cum laude. Ann distinguished herself with service to the Inter-American Law Review and membership in Order of the Coif. Ann also holds a BSC in Communication from the University of Miami. The link is below her picture,so you can click on the link and will take you to her page.

Intro To Writing Personal Statements for Law School

What not write in Your Personal Statement to Law School

Here are first 2 paragraphs of my personal and the closing paragraph:

Also, I am not giving the whole thing because of past incident to Baylor. I have been burnt on it because my ex-friend plagiarized my work. I still feel bad to this day for ever allowing it be seen in full.

The first two paragraphs of My Personal Statement:

First Paragraph

"Unfair". There are many things are unfair. Battling the unfair, it has been part of my whole life experience. I had four experiences that fit the description of “unfair”. When most people would become bitter or spiteful or wanted revenged, I decided to over time I would use a skill overcoming things that were “unfair” in my personal life. Most of all, I will gain the tools and experience to learn to the fight “unfair” at law school.

You notice that I use in quotes one word that is the key word that will transition to allow the essay to flow for the rest of the paragraphs of my personal statement.

Second Paragraph

My very first experience of being treated “unfair” started I was 21. I had a horrific car accident where I smashed into the windshield of a car while riding on a bicycle delivering office supplies during the daytime. I had the right away and was a victim of a hit and run accident. I landed in ditch and could have been dead on arrival at the hospital. I was in terrible pain and had to have surgery to remove a blood clot on the right side of my brain. I woke up three days later to find that had my head had been shaved and a left fibula fracture. I was crying uncontrollably. I remember feeling angry and thought it was so unfair to undergo months of physical therapy and speech therapy. I strove under the pressure to rise to the challenge of handling things that were unfair during the course of my life. Most of all, there are many things are unfair especially when the odds seem so insurmountable, and it is the core foundation of my being to overcome things that are unfair.

Also, you notice that I use the word unfair to transition the concept of "unfair". This done to highlight and experience in my own how I fought the unfair situation and works well through out the rest of my personal statement.

My Closing Paragraph

All of my experience has led me to want to pursue a career in law. I enjoy the challenge and always left me curious about the law. It is my passion most of all. I have learned and mastered these characteristics of persistence, diligence, working smarter, negotiation, thinking critically, being able to write well and speak well. These are the characteristics that I believe that are key to success in the field of law. If I am given a chance, I will work smarter to hone my skills even further in law school in pursue of excellence. Finally, It is for this reason that I wish to pursue this endeavor above all else.

At the end of my closing paragraph is where I tie the whole essay together and state why I feel I am a good candidate for the law school environment. This is the nuts and bolts of it. As you can see how parts of it flow. This is what makes a good personal statement. This information is something that needs to be shown because in Australia there is just not enough information that I found. I decided make it available for everyone. The personal statements are free. You download them and use them to help you write your personal statement.

Sweet Aussie Lamingtons is a Sinful Rush

2013-11-21T13:58:00.000-08:00

There are some days where a sweet tooth can kick and takes you by the horns. No worries. Because I have the perfect little sweet desert to beat that sweet down with a wooden club. It is sweet and the name spells out very readily. It is one of those desert that can brighten up your day no matter how you are feeling. This receipe is one that just learned here recently. It tastes just wonderful.

This desert is easy and fun to make. It doesn't take long to make it. You will have fun making and sharing with friends as well as family. Because they will be begging for more of it. This Aussie tradition does speak volumes about being Aussie. Now, you will need to following ingredients to make this slice of heaven. Here we go with the ingredients and directions.

Ingredients

1 day-old sponge cake or fresh butter cake

3 cups granulated sugar

8 3/4 oz of water

1/2 cup of cocoa

1 teaspoon of vanilla extract

3 cups coconut, desiccated

Directions

Purchase the cake or make your own in a slab cake pan

Cut the cake into equal size cubes 2 to 2½"

Spread out the desiccated coconut on a large plate and set aside

Mix the sugar with the cocoa in a pan. Slowly add the water until the mixture is thoroughly mixed

Boil gently for about 12 minutes without stirring

Remove from the heat and add the vanilla. Stir for 1 minute and then let cool slightly

Using a fork, quickly dip the cake cubes into the chocolate mixture

Roll the chocolate covered cubes in the desiccated coconut until covered as much as desired

Place on a wire rack or a wax covered plate or flat pan so that the cake cubes do not touch either other. When completely cooled the coating will be set and the Lamingtons will be ready to eat.

Now, it tastes really good and cures the sweet tooth when it is ready to beat you down. Having this slice of Aussie sweet magic can cure blue moods and perks you right up. I like fixing a latte to go with it. It goes down real smoothly with the Lamington. The beauty of this Aussie secret is that is perfect for any ocassion or for dinner guests. It will win them over. It is Aussie through and through.

Now, I can vouch for it and having made it. It came out just right. Friends just can't get enough of it. It goes real fast that I can't make of it. Because it goes real quick and leaving wanting more at the end. It is generally you want your fiends and family feeling after this slice of heaven.

Health Insurance for Student Visa in Oz

2013-11-21T13:14:00.000-08:00

Health Insurance is one of the topics that is not fun to talk about. It is required to be a student in Oz. Your standard health insurance policy in the US under ObamaCare will not work in Australia. The Australian government and the Australian Immigration authority have strict requirements on that meets their guidelines. If you think that ObamaCare as better known as the Affordable Act will take care of you in Australia, it will not be accepted. Your visa will be denied. It is best to have health that complies withe Australian Government requires. You may want to check and see if your insurance agent can provide insurance coverage that covers and meets the guidelines for OSHC set by the Australian government. OSHC stands for Overseas Health Coverage. Here are the list of insurance carriers that in Australia that students go with.


Allianz	Bupa	Medibank

If you have insurance that has global coverage worldwide that includes Australia, you have nothing to worry about. I have talk about ObamaCare extensively regarding if you in Australia and are not required to get ObamaCare. You are not required to because being overseas to live. The only requirement is have health insurance for your study in Australia. ObamaCare would not meet the strict requirements that the Australian government requires. The reason for having the insurance is if you can get sick. It does happen. It is normal. This information about is on the Study in Australia and ObamaCare section of the blog.

There is not a deductible to meet with these plans unlike the ObamaCare. It is pay either in full or on monthly basis. These policies can be purchase through an licensed insurance agent in Australia or through the school that you are attending or will be attending. Bupa health insurance coverage can be purchase for Australia coverage in the US. You have to maintain coverage to keep your student visa while studying in Australia. Signing up is easy and you do not have worry because your information is very secured guarded. No one will give out your information to anyone because it is against the law in Australia without your permission to do so.

By having this type of student health insurance, you have piece of mind and can sleep soundly at night. The good news if I have a question there is always some there to answer my questions regarding the coverage in Australia. This is important to me. Hopefully, this information will give what you need to work with as far as health insurance for studying in Australia.

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If Your Dog decides become your Lawyer and Goes to Law School

2013-11-21T10:17:00.000-08:00

Every so often, I run across pictures that strike me as funny. I found it on Tumblr.com these pictures and wanted to share them with you. I love finding things like this. It brings a smile to my face. Hopefully, it will to yours as well.As a law student I need a laugh now and then to break up the mundane.

I enjoy this kind of humor because it make the journey easier and not boring. I am always on the look for things like this.I wanted you the read to be able to see it.I hope to bring more things like things in the future as I complete my law degree in Australia.

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More Stuff Coming to the Law Ranger Blog

2013-11-21T09:05:00.000-08:00

I am making some slight changes to the blog in order to serve people who want to study law in Australia and add more this and get better variety to the store. The first change that you notice is that I have moved all to Forex Trading to a different blog. This is for my Forex Trading audience and to serve their needs a bit better,so that I can focus bring more law related things and travel related things to the blog. I will adding more things to the store. I will be trying to get more free things because you are the reason there is Law Ranger, and this material is sorely need to get the word to people considering a law degree with another alternative to the stand advice in the US on how to become a lawyer. At same time, I am going to present the information in where the information is put out to help you the reader.

Furthermore, I want to add more free stuff and more items for the Law Ranger Store so that you can have a variety to choose from and allow you to have more input to make thing even better. In the Scholarships section, I had added three more source of how to pay for school. These three links have been added to the scholarship page.

There is Fullbright Grants from the IIE
Fulbright Grants for Educational & Cultural Exchange

There is Study Abroad Australia
Study Abroad Australia

A searchable database of scholarships, fellowships, and grants for overseas study
Scholarships, fellowships, and grants for overseas study

Also, I will update the information as regularly as possible with regard to the blog,so that you have the most accurate and update information as possible. We are growing since I started the blog. If you have a suggestion or comment of what you would like to see in the blog or suggestion, let me by contacting the Law Ranger and hit the contact button. I will response in a timely manner to your suggestions and comments,so that this blog gets better and better over time.

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Freedom is in the Air.

2013-11-21T07:56:00.000-08:00

The question came rumbling through my mind why so many people want to control what you think. These people want to control what is your plate and what you eat? They go so far to be concern about the money that you earn. They want to know what is your trash can,so you can recycle. It is like 1984 on steroids. These people next year want to put a tracker box in your car and start taxing by the mile. In America, it is becoming a wimpified bubble wrap society. It is one of the reasons that I want to get away from it,so I can preserve what freedom I had left. Then, they don't want you to own fire arm either thinking that you are going out to commit a crime when you have no intention of doing so and go around saying, "We need to ban all the guns!! The Second amendment is stupid!!" I think the opposite.

The question what if you don't fit the mold and want to be free. We live in a society that you can't say what you think anymore. Political correctness gets in the way in business and in daily life that you have a muzzle over your mouth. Everyone is worry about hurting this person feelings or that group feelings. There is not much that you can do from hurting to people' feelings. It is unavoidable to hurt people' feelings and loss is a part of every day life that is not something you can run from. When you do say thing you have to back track just to get along and it becomes watered down. If you voice an opinion that is different, everyone is ready to silence you. Then, certain people want you to have that groupthink and that you are part of a community. It is done with collectivist fervor.

It remind me of the movies where this man is being chase by bunch of kids saying "I want my $2" down the street of his neighborhood. This mentality is more dangerous than anything. It is like certain groups of people are out to quash freedom in every form there is known to man. These same people don't want you to believe in higher power like G-d. I came to this ranting because I see it every where it is. It is enough already. I have the Swiss model of freedom and the Cowboy Spirit. It is live and let live. Don't worry about the Earth. It will still be here and just as green and lush along before humans are gone off the face of the Earth and where humans have gone to other worlds and other star systems.

My belief is that as long as you follow the laws and be an honorable person the rest sort of takes care of itself. I mean you treat everyone with respect and give them their dignity. Just say things in sincere way and humble way without pandering to people. There was this thing I use to have a friend that warted and baggered me to death about retiring and saving until I am 65. She didn't want me to become an investor or an entrepreneur. She thought money was evil. I said to her enough. I want to work and invest for a purpose. I love trading,so I gave her the boot. I like variety. I want more rich people. I want more entrepreneurs. Because it builds the society even better. I want more ideas. I want to see products and service out that creates jobs. It creates more freedom. I am excited about the things that I see like 3-D printing.

Don't save the entire world. Just save one person next to you that needs your help when they come to ask for help and teach them a skill for a lifetime. Never worry about things that you have no control over. Well, I am getting off on my soap box. I had to get off my mind. There, I said it.

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Free LSAT Study Materials For Melbourne JD

2013-11-20T20:19:00.000-08:00

I will be update this page from time to time and adding more LSAT materials that will be totally free. That is right it is totally free. I believe that people do the best when material and information most of the time are given out freely. These materials if you are considering to applying to Melbourne JD are supplements to any LSAT instruction that you take. They are very beneficial to your study of the LSAT if you consider taking it. These materials are your weapons to defeating the LSAT. I am glad to give them away for free.

Here they are in order:

October 1996 LSAT

June 2007 LSAT

LSAT Logical Reasoning Bible

India LSAT Prep Test 2

India LSAT Prep Test 3

India LSAT Prep Test 4

These materials to study the LSAT are very helpful in your preparation for the LSAT. I know that if you decided to apply to Melbourne JD you will be to get in if you have a very good LSAT score. Good luck on the LSAT if you decide to take. I know it was a hard test and is very beatable. You can do if you put your time and energy into working smarter by preparing for the LSAT. Don't forget to My tips on the LSAT Here for test prep companies:

To LSAT or Not To LSAT

Most of all, show the LSAT who is boss on the LSAT test day. :-)

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Case Briefs For Aussie Law School Are Here

2013-11-20T18:33:00.000-08:00

There many different ways to brief cases for law school. This example I am using to show how the format is suppose to look. Now, I have format that can be used. It basically has no writing except for the headings and you just fill the relevant information for your briefing at law school.

Here is an excellent how to brief in the American format and in Canada. Now, it can be modified to fit the Australian format. Your law school in Australia, they may have you brief a different way. It is a good idea to check with your professor or TA if they will accept the format for briefing at your law school courses in Australia.

Example of North American Format of Briefing:

United States v. Carroll Towing
(2nd Cir. 1947)–Learned Hand opinion

Facts:NYC harbor, wartime (1944). The Anna C. -a barge owned by the Conners Marine Company was moored at a pier with several other barges.A tugboat (chartered by Grace Line and owned by Carroll Towing) was sent to move one of the other barges. In the process, the Anna C. broke away from the pier and was set adrift. It collided with a tanker (whose propeller tore open her side) and started leaking. Because no one was aboard to notice the leak, the Anna C. eventually sunk, along with her cargo of flour.(The bargee had been absent for 21 hours, from 5pm the prior day until the accident at 2pm, and the Court thought his excuse for being away was fabricated.)

Procedural History: On appeal in the 2nd Circuit –no real detail included.

Issue:Who’s liable for the loss?(negligence analysis)

Holding:The barge owner (Connors Marine Company) should have had a bargee aboard during the daylight working hours to keep an eye on things,unless there was some legitimate excuse for this absence.Therefore, they’re liable for the loss.

Reasoning: Hand first states that there’s “no general rule” for when the barge owner will be liable for injuries to other vessels if a barge breaks away from the mooring without a bargee/attendant on hand. He says you can’t make a general rule, but lays out three factors to analyze to figure out if the barge owner was negligent:
• The probability of the event (P)
• The gravity of the resulting injury (L)
• The burden of taking adequate precautions (B)
These factors will vary depending on the time, place, and exact situation.

I am providing a two links for the briefs, and they are both free of charge. You will be able to download them and look them and see how to get them to fit the Australian legal briefing format. Now, Australia briefing can have multiple issues just include the other issues under the the section of the brief with issues. Now, Australian law schools use rules to highlight elements if they use an element as a heading then so do. Put the case rule and citation under the element and the matching fact for the rule. I have a link for the briefing format for Australia.

Here are the link for you to download the brief above that used in the US and Canada.

United States v. Carroll Towing

Now for the Australia format, You will fill in the information and put where it goes.
Australian Briefing Format:

Good website for law related briefing is Law Nerds:
LawNerds

This is good information for now about briefing cases. The most important before briefing a case is to read the case meaning the entire case to be able summarize it. Australia briefing can have multiple issues just like in real case in court. Be aware of it.

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Apple and Cinnamon Damper that Won't Leave You in a Damper

2013-11-20T13:43:00.000-08:00

Cooking new Aussie recipes can be an adventure. This is one of those recipes that make the hunt even better when seeking out new culinary recipes. This delightful recipe has just the right amount of sweetness to make things stand out. This recipe is based on an Aussie favorite called Damper bread. It is tasty and is served with butter, sliced banana and a dash of dark maple syrup. It's heavenly. Here is what you need to make it:

Ingredients:

3 cups self-raising flour
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 tsp white sugar
75g of chilled butter, cubed
1/4 cup of packed brown sugar
1 1/2 tsp of cinnamon
2 gala or pink lady apples, grated
1 egg white, beaten
1/2 cup of milk
1/2 cup of water
1 banana, sliced when serving

Directions:

Pre-heat the oven to 350F.
Grease a baking tray and line it with baking paper. Lightly grease the baking paper. Set aside.
Mix together the flour, salt, sugars and cinnamon in a bowl. Use your fingertips to rub butter into flour mixture until the mixture resembles small breadcrumbs.
Add the grated apple and mix well with a wooden spoon.
Add the milk and 1/2 cup of cold water to flour mixture. Stir with a wooden spoon until the mixture forms a sticky dough. Add a little extra water if necessary to moisten the dough slightly.
Turn the dough onto a lightly-floured surface. Gently knead it until it's just smooth -- about 4 times.
Shape dough into a 15-20cm round. Place the round on the prepared baking tray.
Rub some flour on a sharp knife and score top of damper into 8 wedges.
Bake for 1 hour and 10 minutes. Tap the bread and if it sounds hollow, it's ready.
Let the bread stand on the tray for 5 minutes and then place it on a wire rack to cool.
Slice and serve with butter, banana and maple syrup.
Store the damper in an airtight container for up to a week. It can also be frozen and toasted.

Now, it an Aussie masterpiece of goodness. It speaks Aussie and smells wonderful. It has a very sweet taste to win people over. That is secret of it. It is one of my favorites and some recently. It is very easy to make and fun as well.It is perfect to go with a latte or two. It is the perfect guilty pleasure food. Well, I have to go because I have to get the one that I making straight out the oven. :-)

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Radio Stations In Oz

2013-11-20T10:25:00.000-08:00

Finding the music that you like should be easy and finding the type of music tastes can be a task onto itself especially coming to Australia and not knowing what is on the radio dial. I have put together a large list of radio station for all of Australia to make you feel at home if you decision to come Australia. The list of music can variety from top 40 pop,Trance/Electronica,Country,Smooth Jazz and Christian Gospel. I research all of the radio stations in Oz. The list is a very comprehensive list and allows you to get feel for the culture as well.

Here is the list of radio stations and here is what they offer on their dial:

Australian Capital Territory (ACT) (Canberra)
AM

    666 kHz 666 ABC Canberra
    846 kHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    1008 kHz 2KY – Racing narrowcast
    1053 kHz 2CA – Capital Radio Network
    1125 kHz Radio 1RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network
    1206 kHz 2CC – Capital Radio Network
    1323 kHz STAR Country Canberra
    1440 kHz 1SBS – SBS Radio Multicultural
    1629 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio – Nth Canberra
    1638 kHz 1RF – Rete Italia – Italian Radio – Sth Canberra

FM

    87.6 MHz Raw FM – Dance/Urban
    87.8 MHz UCFM – Student Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Radio Austral – Spanish narrowcast
    88.7 MHz ACTTAB Radio – Racing radio
    89.5 MHz Valley FM – Community
    91.1 MHz CMS Radio – Multicultural radio
    91.9 MHz 1WAY FM – Canberra Christian Radio Limited (with 94.3 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    92.7 MHz ArtSound FM – Music and arts (with 90.3 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    96.7 MHz QBN FM – Community radio
    97.5 MHz Hot Country Radio
    98.3 MHz 2XXfm – Community radio
    101.5 MHz Triple J – ABC (with 95.9 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    102.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (with 99.1 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    103.9 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC (with 99.9 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    104.7 MHz 104.7 – Southern Cross Austereo/ARN (with 100.7 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)
    105.5 MHz SBS Radio – Multicultural
    106.3 MHz Mix 106.3 – Southern Cross Austereo/ARN (with 107.1 MHz Tuggeranong repeater)

DAB+

    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    Hot Country – Capital Radio Network
    The Edge Digital – ARN
    Mix '80s – ARN
    Mix '90s – ARN
    Chemist Warehouse Remix – ARN
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    Smooth FM – DMG
    My Canberra Digital – Capital Radio Network
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    Mix 106.3 Plus – ARN

New South Wales

DAB+ (all areas)

    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Country
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Grandstand
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    SBS PopAraby
    SBS PopDesi
    Triple J: Unearthed
    The Edge Digital – ARN
    Mix '80s – ARN
    Mix '90s – ARN
    Chemist Warehouse Remix – ARN
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    Smooth FM – DMG
    Loveland – Southern Cross Austereo
    Buddha – Southern Cross Austereo
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    Stardust – Southern Cross Austereo
    Gorilla Radio – 2SM
    Zoo Super Digi – 2SM
    Dance Super Digi – 2SM
    The Buckle - Fairfax Media
    Inspire Digital - Hope Media Limited
    Fresh Radio - Hope Media Limited
    The Crack – Macquarie

Sydney

AM

    576 kHz Radio National – ABC (formerly known as 2FC)
    630 kHz NewsRadio – ABC (formerly know as 2PB)
    702 kHz 702 ABC Sydney – ABC (formerly known as 2BL)
    873 kHz 2GB – Macquarie Radio Network – News/Talk
    954 kHz 2UE – Fairfax Media – News/Talk
    1017 kHz 2KY – Sky Channel – Racing/Sports Radio
    1107 kHz 2EA – SBS Radio
    1170 kHz 2CH – Macquarie Radio Network – Oldies
    1224 kHz 2RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network (Radio for Print Handicapped)
    1269 kHz 2SM – Broadcast Operations Group – Easy, Talk, Sport and News
    1476 kHz 2KA – Country Music – Narrowcast
    1539 kHz Rete Italia – Italian-Language Radio – Narrowcast
    1611 kHz Vision Radio Network, Western Sydney – Narrowcast
    1620 kHz 2moro Radio (2KM) – Lebanese/Arabic Radio – Narrowcast
    1638 kHz 2ME Radio Arabic – Arabic Radio/Classic Hits – Narrowcast
    1665 kHz 2MM – Greek-Language Radio – Narrowcast
    1683 kHz Greek Radio – Greek Language – Narrowcast
    1701 kHz The Goanna – Country Music – Narrowcast

FM

    87.6 MHz Vintage 87.6 Penrith – Narrowcast
    87.6 MHz Mood FM – Multicultural narrowcast
    87.6 MHz Voice of Islam – Arabic narrowcast
    87.6 MHz Raw FM (Northern Beaches – Brookvale) – Dance/Urban
    87.8 MHz Radio Austral – Spanish narrowcast
    87.8 MHz Fusion 87.8 Penrith – Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Raw FM (Northern Beaches – Collaroy) – Dance/Urban
    88.1 MHz 2RDJ – Burwood Community Radio
    88.3 MHz WSFM 101.7 (Richmond Repeater) – ARN
    88.5 MHz 2RRR – Ryde Community Radio
    88.7 MHz 2MWM – Radio Northern Beaches (North)
    88.9 MHz Radio Skid Row – Inner Sydney Community Radio
    89.1 MHz BLU FM – Katoomba Community Radio
    89.3 MHz 2GLF – Liverpool Community Radio
    89.7 MHz Eastside Radio – Eastern Sydney Community Radio
    89.9 MHz Hawkesbury Radio – Hawkesbury Community Radio
    90.1 MHz 2NBC – Narwee Community Radio
    90.3 MHz 2MWM – Radio Northern Beaches (South)
    90.5 MHz 2CCR – Cumberland Community Radio Incorporated
    91.3 MHz C91.3 – Campbelltown – WIN Corporation
    92.1 MHz 2MFM – Muslim Community Radio
    92.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    93.7 MHz Koori Radio – 2LND
    94.5 MHz FBi – 2FBI Free Broadcasting Incorporated
    95.3 MHz Smooth FM – dmg Radio Australia– Easy Listening/Love Songs
    96.1 MHz Edge 96.1 – Outer Western Sydney (Hawkesbury and west) – ARN
    96.9 MHz Nova 969 – dmg Radio Australia
    97.7 MHz SBS Radio – SBS (97.7)
    98.5 MHz 2000FM – Multicultural
    99.1 MHz WSFM 101.7 (Richmond Repeater) – ARN
    99.3 MHz 2NSB – Northside Broadcasting Co-operative
    99.7 MHz 2SSR – Sutherland Community Radio
    99.9 MHz SWR FM – Blacktown Community Radio
    100.1 MHz Triple H 100.1 FM – Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai Community Radio
    100.3 MHz 2MCR – Macarthur Community Radio (Campbelltown)
    100.5 MHz 2RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network (Radio for Print Handicapped) – Eastern Suburbs
    100.7 MHz WOW FM – Penrith Community Radio
    100.9 MHz BFM – Bankstown Community Radio
    101.7 MHz WSFM 101.7 – ARN - Hot AC
    102.5 MHz 2MBS – Music Broadcasting Society of NSW
    103.2 MHz Hope 103.2 – Hope Media Limited/ARN - Easy Listening/Christian Music
    104.1 MHz 2DayFM – Southern Cross Austereo
    104.9 MHz Triple M – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    106.5 MHz MIX 106.5 – ARN – Work, News, Talkback
    107.3 MHz 2SER – Sydney Educational Radio

Albury

FM

    87.6 MHz – Raw FM – Dance Radio
    88.0 MHz – Kids FM – Narrowcast
    99.3 MHz – 2KY Sky Channel – Relay Of Racing Radio
    101.7 MHz – 2APH – Vision Australia Radio (Radio For The Print Handicapped)
    104.9 MHz – 2AAY Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.7 MHz – The River – Southern Cross Austereo
    106.5 MHz - ABC Local Radio
    107.3 MHz – 2REM – Community radio

AM

    1494 kHz – 2AY – Ace Radio Network

Albury and Wodonga are twin cities, with Wodonga being in Victoria and Albury in New South Wales. Therefore listings of radio stations in either category can be received in both areas.
Alectown

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Armidale

FM

    92.1 MHz 2ARM – Community radio
    100.3 MHz FM 100.3 – Broadcast Operations Group
    101.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    101.9 MHz ABC New England North West – ABC
    103.5 MHz ABC Classic FM -ABC
    104.3 MHz 2KY Sky Channel – Relay of racing radio
    106.9 MHz TUNE! FM – University of New England
    87.8 MHz Vision Radio Network – United Christian Broadcasters

AM

    720 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1134 kHz 2AD – Broadcast Operations Group

Ballina

    87.6 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    101.9 MHz Paradise FM (2PAR) – Community Radio [1]

Banora Point

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Baradine

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Batemans Bay

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    100.5 MHz ABC News Radio – ABC
    101.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    103.5 MHz ABC South East – ABC
    104.3 MHz Power FM – East Coast Radio
    105.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    105.9 MHz 2EC – East Coast Radio

Batlow

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Bathurst

FM

    88.9 MHz SBS Radio -Special Broadcasting Service – Multicultural
    92.3 MHz 2MCE – Charles Sturt University – Community radio
    95.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    96.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    97.5 MHz ABC Classic FM -ABC
    98.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    99.3 MHz B-Rock – Bathurst Broadcasters
    100.1 MHz Life FM 100.1 – Bathurst Christian Broadcasters
    100.9 MHz 2KY Sky Channel – Relay of racing radio (Narrowcast)

AM

    1503 kHz 2BS Bathurst – Bathurst Broadcasters
        88.1 MHz Burraga Relay
        89.3 MHz Blayney Relay
        90.1 MHz Sofala Relay
    1629 kHz Goanna Radio (Country Music)

Bega

FM

    93.7 MHz Edge FM – Community Radio
    99.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    100.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    100.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    102.5 MHz Power FM – East Coast Radio

AM

    765 kHz 2EC – East Coast Radio
    810 kHz ABC South East NSW – ABC

Berridale

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Bombala

    87.6 MHz GT-FM – Low powered Music Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.9 MHz 2KY – Sky Channel – Racing/Sports Radio
    91.7 MHz Snow FM – Relay of 97.7FM Cooma
    92.5 MHz 2XL – Relay of 918AM Cooma
    94.1 MHz ABC South East – Relay of 810AM Bega
    103.7 MHz Monaro FM – Community

Most Services listed in the Bega, Eden & Cooma sections can also be heard in Bombala
Bonalbo

    91.3 MHz ABC Local Radio – ABC
    92.1 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC

Bourke

    585 kHz Outback Radio – Community radio 2WEB
    657 kHz ABC – ABC Western Plains
    88.0 MHz Radio Info – Tourist Radio
    94.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    96.1 MHz 2KY – Sky Radio
    98.5 MHz SBS – Special Broadcasting Service
    100.1 MHz ABC – Triple J
    101.1 MHz ABC – Radio National
    104.9 MHz Rebel FM – Rebel FM
    106.5 MHz 2CUZ – Indigenous Radio

Bowral

FM

    92.5 MHz Youth Radio - Youth Radio Southern Highlands - Community Radio
    102.9 MHz 2ST – Relay of 999 – Grant Broadcasters
    107.1 MHz Highland FM – Callsign 2WKT – Community Radio

AM

    1215 kHz Hot Country – Narrowcast

Brewarrina

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Broken Hill

FM

    87.6 MHz Hype FM – Narrowcast Dance Music Radio Station
    94.9 MHz Cross FM – Christian Radio
    100.5 MHz 2KY – Racing/Sport
    102.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    102.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    103.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    104.5 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    106.9 MHz Hill FM – 2SM Network
    107.7 MHz 2DRY– Community Radio

AM

    567 kHz 2BH – Commercial Radio
    999 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC
    1656 kHz Radio 1656 AM

Byron Bay

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast
    99.9 MHz Bay FM (2BAY) – Community Radio

Casino

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Narrowcast
    107.9 MHz 2COW – Community Radio

Cobar

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision Radio Network – United Christian Broadcasters
    101.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    102.9 MHz 2HOT FM – Community Radio
    103.7 MHz Zoo FM – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 92.7 Dubbo
    104.5 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    105.3 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    106.1 MHz ABC Western Plains – ABC
    106.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    972 kHz 2DU – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 1251 Dubbo

Coffs Harbour

FM

    87.6 MHz Fine Music – Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Raw FM – Dance Music
    91.5 MHz Triple J – Australian Music
    92.3 MHz ABC Coffs Coast – ABC Local Radio
    94.1 MHz Freedom FM – Christian Radio
    104.1 MHz Chyfm – Community Radio Youth oriented music format
    105.5 MHz Star FM Australian radio network Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.9 MHz 2NVR - Community Radio General Interest
    106.3 MHz 2CS FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    107.1 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    107.9 MHz 2AIR – Community Radio General Interest community radio station

AM

    639 kHz Easy Listening 639 – Broadcast Operations Group

Condobolin

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cooma

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.5 MHz Monaro FM – Community Radio
    95.3 MHz Radio National -ABC
    96.9 MHz 2KY – Racing/Sport
    97.7 MHz Snow FM

AM

    918 kHz 2XL
    1602 kHz ABC South East NSW – ABC

ABC Services listed in the Bega/Eden area section can also be heard in Cooma
Coonamble

FM 91.9 MHz 2MTM FM – Coonamble Community radio
Cootamundra

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    102.9 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    107.7 MHz Roccy FM – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 93.9 From Young

Coraki

    88.0 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast

Corowa

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cowra

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Deniliquin

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    99.3 MHz Radio National – ABC
    102.5 MHz Classic rock – Commercial
    106.1 MHz Country Radio – High Powered Narrowcast
    107.3 MHz SBS Radio – SBS

AM

    1521 kHz 2QN – Commercial

Dubbo

FM

    87.6 MHz Country Mix – Country Music
    90.3 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    91.1 MHz Zoo FM – Broadcast Operations Group – Dubbo CBD Translator
    92.7 MHz Zoo FM – Broadcast Operations Group –
    93.5 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    94.3 MHz Rhema FM – Community Radio – Christian Radio
    95.9 MHz ABC Western Plains – ABC
    100.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS

AM

    1251 kHz 2DU – Broadcast Operations Group

Eden

FM

    87.6 MHz Hot Country – Tourist Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    104.5 MHz Eden FM – Community Radio
    105.5 MHz 2EC – Relay of 105.9, 765 and 1584
    106.3 MHz ABC South East NSW – ABC
    107.1 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    107.9 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    1620 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

ABC Services listed in the Bega/Eden area section can also be heard in Cooma
Evans Head

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    88.9 MHz 88.9 FM (2RBR) – Community Radio

Forbes

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Forster & Tuncurry

    93.5 MHz 2KY — Racing Radio
    101.5 MHz 2GLA — Great Lakes FM

Glen Innes

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Gloucester

    97.7 MHz Breeze FM – Rebel Media
    99.3 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    100.1 MHz 2RE – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay from 1557
    100.9 MHz ABC Mid north Coast – ABC
    102.5 MHz Radio National – ABC
    103.3 MHz Max FM – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay from 107.3

Goonellabah

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast

Gosford

FM

    92.5 MHz ABC Central Coast
    93.3 MHz Radio Five-O-Plus
    94.1 MHz todayscountry94one
    96.3 MHz CoastFM963 (Central Coast Community Radio)
    97.3 MHz Radio Yesteryear
    98.1 MHz ABC NewsRadio
    99.1 MHz Raw FM
    101.3 MHz 101.3 Sea FM
    104.5 MHz Star 104.5 FM
    107.7 MHz 2GO

AM

    801 kHz Rete Italia

Goulburn

FM

    87.6 MHz Raw FM
    88.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    89.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    90.3 MHz ABC Local Radio – ABC
    93.5 MHz Eagle FM – Capital Radio Network
    94.3 MHz 2KY Racing Radio
    99.9 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    100.7 MHz FM 100.7 Hot Country
    103.3 MHz 2GCR

AM

    1098 kHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    1368 kHz 2GN – Capital Radio Network

Grafton

FM

    87.6 MHz - Narrowcast
    87.8 MHz (West Grafton) - Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz - Narrowcast
    91.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    92.3 MHz ABC Mid North Coast – ABC
    97.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    99.5 MHz Radio National – ABC
    101.5 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    103.1 MHz Rhema FM – Christian Radio
    103.9 MHz 2GF/T (Maclean) – Broadcast Operations Group
    104.7 MHz 2CLR FM104.7 – Broadcast Operations Group

AM

    738 kHz ABC North Coast – ABC
    1206 kHz 2GF – Broadcast Operations Group
    1611 kHz Radio 16 NTC
    1629 kHz Rete Italia – Italian-Language Radio

Griffith

FM

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.7 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    95.1 MHz 2MIA – Community Radio
    96.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    97.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    98.1 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    98.9 MHz ABC Radio National
    99.7 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    100.5 MHz ABC Riverina – ABC

AM

    963 kHz 2RG – Southern Cross Austereo
    1611 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

Gunnedah

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    97.5 MHz 2GGG – Commercial

AM

    1080 kHz 2MO – Commercial

Henty

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    96.7 MHz 2GHR Greater Hume Radio – Community Radio

Holbrook

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    96.7 MHz 2GHR Greater Hume Radio – Community Radio

Inverell

FM

    95.1 MHz Gem FM - Commercial
    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

AM

    1188 kHz 2NZ – Commercial

Ivanhoe

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Jindabyne

    93.9 MHz Monaro FM – Community Radio
    94.7 MHz Snow FM – Relay of 97.7
    95.5 MHz ABC South East – ABC
    96.3 MHz 2XL – Relay of 918
    97.1 MHz Radio National -ABC
    102.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    104.3 MHz SBS Radio – SBS

Kangaroo Valley

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Katoomba

    87.6 MHz Vintage FM
    89.1 MHz BLU FM (2BLU) – Community Radio
    96.1 MHz The Edge 96.1 – Australian Radio Network
    99.5 MHz 2ICE/T – Midwest Radio Network (Future service)
    101.1 MHz 2LT/T – Midwest Radio Network (Future service)

Kempsey

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    103.1 MHz TANK FM (2WET) – Community Radio

AM

    684 kHz ABC Mid North Coast – ABC

Kyogle

    88.0 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    104.3 MHz 2LM/T – Commercial

Lightning Ridge

    87.6 MHz Three Angels Broadcasting Network
    89.7 MHz Opal FM – Community Radio
    90.5 MHz 2WEB "Outback Radio" – Community Radio
    91.3 MHz Now FM – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 98.3
    92.1 MHz ABC Western Plains – ABC
    92.9 MHz 2VM – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 1530
    93.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    94.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    96.1 MHz 2CUZ – Community Radio
    98.5 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio

Lismore

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM (South Lismore) – Christian Narrowcast
    87.8 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Sound FM (South Lismore) – Narrowcast
    92.9 MHz River FM (2NCR) – Community Radio
    94.5 MHz ABC North Coast – ABC
    95.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    96.9 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    98.5 MHz News Radio – ABC
    98.9 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    100.9 MHz Triple Z FM (2ZZZ) - Commercial

AM

    900 kHz 2LM - Commercial

Lithgow

FM

    89.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    90.5 MHz EZY FM – Community Radio
    92.1 MHz ABC Radio National
    107.9 MHz 2ICE – Midwest Radio Network

AM

    900 kHz 2LT – Midwest Radio Network
    1395 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC

Menindee

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Moree

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM
    98.3 MHz Now FM – Broadcast Operations Group
    102.1 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    103.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio

AM

    1530 kHz 2VM – Broadcast Operations Group

Mount Victoria

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mudgee

FM

    87.6 MHz Heartland FM – Country Music
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.9 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    93.1 MHz Real FM
    99.5 MHz ABC Western Plains – ABC

AM

    1449 kHz 2MG

Mullumbimby

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz 3ABN – Christian Narrowcast
    103.5 MHz - Radio 97 AM (2MW translator) – Commercial

Murwillumbah

    972 kHz - Radio 97 AM (2MW) – Broadcast Operations Group
    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Muswellbrook

AM

    981 kHz 2NM 981 AM – Grant Broadcasters
    1044 kHz ABC Upper Hunter – ABC
    1512 kHz Radio National – ABC (Newcastle station)
        103.5 MHz Merriwa relay
        104.1 MHz Murrurundi relay

FM

    94.5 MHz Hot Country – Narrowcast
    98.1 MHz Power FM 98.1 FM – Grant Broadcasters
        102.7 MHz Merriwa relay
    101.7 MHz SBS Radio (also on 107.7 MHz)
    103.3 MHz 2KY – Sky Channel
    104.9 MHz ABC Newsradio
    105.7 MHz ABC Upper Hunter – ABC
        96.9 MHz Merriwa relay
        101.9 MHz Murrurundi relay

Nambucca Heads

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    105.9 MHz 2NVR – Nambucca Valley Community Radio

Narrabri

AM

    1611 kHz Gold 1611 Wee Waa - Narrowcast

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    91.3 MHz 2MAX FM – Community radio

Narrandera

    91.1 MHz Spirit FM – Community Radio

Nevertire

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Newcastle

FM

    94.5 MHz ZFM - Dance Radio
    99.7 MHz Rhema FM (Christian Radio)
    100.5 MHz 2RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network - Radio reading service
    102.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    102.9 MHz KOFM – Southern Cross Austereo - Adult variety
    103.7 MHz 2NUR FM – University of Newcastle - Talk/Features/Special Interest
    105.3 MHz New FM – Broadcast Operations Group - Hot Adult Contemporary
    106.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    106.9 MHz NXFM – Southern Cross Austereo - Top 40

AM

    1143 kHz 2HD – Broadcast Operations Group - News/Talk/Classic Hits
    1233 kHz 1233 ABC Newcastle – ABC
    1341 kHz 2KY - Racing Radio
    1413 kHz SBS Radio - Multilingual talk and music
    1458 kHz NewsRadio – ABC
    1512 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1629 kHz Radio 1629 – 2HRN Radio 1629 Newcastle (Timeless Memories, Country, Easy Listening)

Nimbin

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Narrowcast
    102.3 MHz 2NIM – Community Radio
    106.3 MHz SBS Radio – SBS

Nimmitabel

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Orange

FM

    88.0 MHz HIT Country 88 – Ad-Vance Media Works
    94.7 MHz 2MCE – Community Radio
    101.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    103.5 MHz Rhema FM – Christian
    105.1 MHz 2GZ FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.9 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    106.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    107.5 MHz FM107.5 – Community Radio

AM

    549 kHz ABC Central West
    1089 kHz Radio 2EL

Digital

    Slice Radio www.sliceradio.com.au adult contemporary

Parkes

FM

    91.5 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    95.5 MHz ROK FM – Broadcast Operations Group
    97.9 MHz 2LVR|Valley FM – Lachlan Valley Community Radio

AM

    1404 kHz 2PK – Broadcast Operations Group

Peak Hill

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.5 MHz Peak Hill FM – Community radio

Perisher

    98.7 MHz 2XL – Capital Radio Network
    101.9 MHz Snow FM – Capital Radio Network

Port Macquarie

FM

    87.6 MHz Raw FM – Dance Music
    92.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    93.5 MHz Radio 531 AM (Radio Operations Group)
    95.5 MHz ABC Mid North Coast – ABC
    96.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    97.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    98.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    99.9 MHz Rhema FM – Christian Community Radio
    100.7 MHz 2MC FM - Commercial
    102.3 MHz Star FM - Southern Cross Austereo
    103.9 MHz 2WAY-FM – Community Radio

AM

    756 kHz ABC Mid North Coast – ABC

Port Stephens

FM

    95.1 MHz News Radio – ABC
    95.9 MHz 1233 ABC Newcastle – ABC
    97.5 MHz 2HD/T – Broadcast Operations Group
    98.3 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    99.3 MHz Bay FM 99.3 - Narrowcast
    100.9 MHz Port Stephens FM (2PSR) – Community Radio

Tamworth

FM

    87.6 & 87.8 MHz Heartland FM – Country Music
    88.9 MHz 2YOU FM – Community Radio
    89.7 MHz Rhema FM – Christian
    90.5 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    92.9 MHz 2TTT – Broadcast Operations Group
    93.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    94.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    103.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC

AM

    648 kHz ABC New England – ABC
    1287 kHz 2TM – Broadcast Operations Group
    1629 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

Taree & Wingham

FM

    87.6 MHz Three Angels Broadcasting Network
    96.3 MHz 2JJJ—Triple J
    103.3 MHz 2TLP -- Community Radio—Ngarralinyi Radio
    104.7 MHz 2BOB -- Community Radio
    105.7 MHz 2KY—Racing Radio
    106.5 MHz Rhema FM Manning Great Lakes—Christian Radio
    107.3 MHz Max FM -- Broadcast Operations Group

AM

    756 kHz ABC Mid North Coast -- ABC
    1557 kHz 2RE -- Broadcast Operations Group

Tenterfield

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.7 MHz TEN-FM (2TEN) – Community Radio

Tumut

    96.3 MHz Sounds of the Mountains - Community Radio

Wagga Wagga

FM

    89.5 MHz 1RPH – Radio for Print H/C
    93.1 MHz 2WZD Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
        103.1 MHz Gundagai Relay
    95.5 MHz 2KY – Relay Of Racing Radio
    101.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
        90.7 MHz SW Slopes Relay
    101.9 MHz Life FM – Christian Radio
    102.7 MHz ABC Riverina – ABC
        89.9 MHz SW Slopes Relay
    103.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
        103.1 MHz Coolamon Relay
        95.1 MHz Gundagai Relay
        98.7 MHz Junee Relay
        94.7 MHz Tumut Relay
    104.3 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
        89.1 MHz SW Slopes Relay
    105.1 MHz News radio – ABC
        91.5 MHz SW Slopes Relay
    105.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
        88.3 MHz SW Slopes Relay
    107.1 MHz 2AAA – Community Radio Station
        107.9 MHz South Wagga Relay
        97.9 MHz Junee Relay
        99.1 MHz Coolamon Relay

AM

    1152 kHz 2WG – Southern Cross Austereo
        100.7 MHz Gundagai Relay
        107.9 MHz Tumut Relay
    1620 kHz Rete Italia

Walcha

FM

    88.5 MHz ABC New England – ABC
    89.3 MHz 2NEB – Broadcast Operations Group
    90.5 MHz Radio National – ABC

Most Services listed in the Tamworth section can also be heard in Walcha
Walgett

    97.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

105.1 2NOW FM Moree (Relay 98.3) 106.7 2VM Moree (Relay 1530AM)
Warren

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wee Waa

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    1611 AM – Wee Waa's Gold 1611 – Gold Music Talkback and Sport

Wellington

    91.5 MHz Binjang 91.5 – Binjang Community Radio

West Wyalong

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

White Cliffs

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wilcannia

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wollongong/Nowra

FM

    90.9 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC – Future Service
    93.3 MHz 2RPH – Radio for Print H/C – Future Service
    94.1 MHz 2LIV (NineFourOne) – Christian Music Radio
    94.9 MHz Power FM Nowra – Grant Broadcasters
    95.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – Classical Music
    96.5 MHz 96.5 Wave FM – Grant Broadcasters
    97.3 MHz ABC Illawarra – ABC
    98.1 MHz i98FM – WIN Corporation
    98.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    99.3 MHz 2MM – Relay of Sydney narrowcast Greek-language radio
    99.7 MHz Mac FM – Macedonian language narrowcast
    100.7 MHz Radio Hertz – Macedonian-language Radio
    101.1 MHz Hot Country - Grant Broadcasters - Country Music Narrowcast Wollongong
    103.7 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    104.5 MHz 2UUU – Nowra Community Radio
    105.3 MHz Hot Country - Grant Broadcasters - Country Music Narrowcast Wollongong
    106.9 MHz VOX FM – Community Radio

AM

    603 kHz ABC Radio National – Also on 1431 kHz
    999 kHz 2ST Talk/Classic Hits (relays on 91.7 MHz/102.9 MHz/106.7 MHz)
    1035 kHz SBS Radio – SBS – Also on 1485 kHz
    1314 kHz 2KY Racing Radio (National Racing Radio Network)
    1575 kHz Rete Italia Italian-Language Radio Network

Woodenbong

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Yass

    100.3 MHz Yass FM – Community Radio
    107.9 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio

Young

FM

    87.6 MHz 2KY – Racing Radio
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.3 MHz 2YYY – Community Radio
    93.9 MHz ROCCY FM – Broadcast Operations Group
    96.3 MHz ABC Riverina – ABC
    97.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    98.7 MHz SBS Radio – SBS

AM

    1350 kHz 2LF – Broadcast Operations Group

Victoria

Melbourne

AM

    621 kHz Radio National – ABC
    693 kHz 3AW – Fairfax Media
    774 kHz 774 ABC Melbourne – ABC
    855 kHz 3CR – community radio
    927 kHz Radio Sport National – Victorian racing industry
    1026 kHz NewsRadio – ABC
    1116 kHz SEN 1116 – Pacific Star Network Limited
    1179 kHz 3RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network
    1224 kHz SBS Radio – Special Broadcasting Service
    1278 kHz 3EE Magic 1278 – Fairfax Media
    1341 kHz 3CW- (Chinese Languages Mandarin & Cantonese)
    1377 kHz 3MP – Pacific Star Radio Network - (Formerly Melbourne Talk Radio)
    1422 kHz 3XY – 3XY Radio Hellas
    1503 kHz 3KND – South Eastern Indigenous Media Association
    1593 kHz Rete Italia – Italian-Language Radio
    1611 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    1620 kHz 3CW- (Chinese Languages Mandarin & Cantonese) Translator Service
    1638 kHz 3ME – Arabic-Language Radio

FM

    87.6 MHz Kiss FM 876 – Dance Culture radio – Melbourne CBD area
    87.6 MHz GB Radio – Radio from the UK (Melbourne east)
    87.6 MHz FM 876 Network – Melbourne's 87.6 FM Network
    87.6 MHz Surf FM – Frankston & Cranbourne Local Radio
    87.8 MHz Kiss FM 878 – Dance Culture radio – Melbourne West
    87.9 MHz Kiss FM 879 – Dance Culture radio – Frankston & Mornington Peninsula
    88.3 MHz Southern FM (Melbourne Australia) – Southern Suburbs community radio
    88.6 MHz Plenty Valley FM – Greensborough region
    88.9 MHz WYN-FM – Wyndham region
    89.9 MHz LightFM – Christian/Easy listening
    90.7 MHz SYN Radio – Student Youth Network
    91.5 MHz Smooth 91.5 – DMG Radio Australia
    92.3 MHz 3ZZZ – multicultural Community Radio
    93.1 MHz SBS Radio – Special Broadcasting Service
    94.1 MHz 3WBC Whitehorse Boroondara region
    94.9 MHz Joy Melbourne – Gay and Lesbian community radio
    95.7 MHz Golden Days Radio – Community radio
    96.5 MHz 3INR-FM Inner FM – Heidelberg and Inner Northern Suburbs
    97.1 MHz 3MDR Mountain Districts Radio – Dandenong Ranges
    97.4 MHz Stereo 974 Western Suburbs Community Radio
    97.7 MHz 3SER FM Casey Radio – South Eastern Suburbs
    97.9 MHz 979 FM – Melton (community radio)
    98.1 MHz Eastern FM – Eastern Suburbs (community radio)
    98.5 MHz 3APL (Apple FM) Bacchus Marsh
    98.7 MHz 3RPP – Mornington Peninsula (Community Radio)
        98.3 MHz 3RPP – Frankston Relay
    98.9 MHz North West FM – North Western Suburbs
    99.1 MHz Yarra Valley FM
    99.3 MHz 3NRG Energy-FM Sunbury Community Radio
    100.3 MHz Nova 100 – dmg Radio Australia
    101.1 MHz MIX 101.1 – ARN
    101.9 MHz FOX FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    102.7 MHz 3RRR – Alternative Contemporary Music
    103.5 MHz 3MBS – Music Broadcasting Society of Victoria – Classical Music
    104.3 MHz Gold 104 – ARN
    105.1 MHz Triple M – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    106.3 MHz Flow FM – Remote Commercial – Yarra Valley
    106.7 MHz 3PBS – Various music genres – Block Programming.
    107.5 MHz Triple J – ABC

DAB+

    ABC classic music
    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Country
    ABC extra
    ABC Grandstand
    ABC newsradio
    ABC Radio National
    Aussie – Pacific Star Radio Network
    Bird - sounds of birds
    The Buckle – Fairfax
    Buddha
    RSN Carnival
    The Edge Digital – ARN
    Mix '80s – ARN
    Mix '90s – ARN
    Chemist Warehouse Remix – ARN
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    Smooth FM – DMG
    Elf Radio
    Fox FM
    Gold Plus – ARN
    IRIS
    KOOOL
    Light
    Magic
    Mix 101.1 FM
    Nova 100
    PBS Digital
    SBS PopAraby
    SBS PopDesi
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    RSN - Racing & Sport
    SBS - radio 2
    SBS - radio 6
    SBS - radio 1
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    smoothfm 91.5
    Stardust
    SYN youth radio
    Triple M 105.1
    Triple J
    Triple J unearthed
    1116 SEN
    3AW
    3Aw+
    3CR
    3KND - Kool N Deadly
    3MBS - fine music
    3MP MyMP – Pacific Star Radio Network
    3RRR
    3ZZZ - ethnic
    774 ABC Melbourne

Alexandra

FM

    102.9 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray – ABC
    104.5 MHz Radio National – ABC
    106.9 MHz UG FM – Community Radio

Apollo Bay

FM

    88.7 MHz 3OCR(OCR FM) – Community Radio

Ararat

    92.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    98.5 MHz Mixx FM - Part of the Ace Radio Network

Bairnsdale

FM

    97.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    99.9 MHz 3TR-FM (Commercial)
    105.5 MHz Radio East Gippsland – Community Radio
    106.3 MHz Radio National – ABC
    107.9 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC

Ballarat

FM

    87.8 MHz Noise FM Three Angels Broadcasting Network
    88.0 MHz Ballarat Visitor Radio (Operated by 3BA/Power FM)
    91.9 MHz Star FM
    94.3 MHz ABC News Radio
    99.9 MHz Voice FM 99.9 – Community Radio
    102.3 MHz 3BA – Grant Broadcasters
    103.1 MHz Power FM - Grant Broadcasters
    103.9 MHz Good News Radio – Christian Radio
    105.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    107.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    107.9 MHz ABC Ballarat – ABC

AM

    1314 kHz Radio Sport National – (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)

Bendigo

FM

    88.7 MHz 3BPH – Vision Australia Radio (Radio for the Print Handicapped)
    89.5 MHz Phoenix FM – Community Radio
    90.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    91.1 MHz ABC Central Victoria – ABC
    91.9 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    92.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    93.5 MHz 3BO FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    96.5 MHz KLFM – Community Radio
    98.3 MHz Easy Mix – Relay for 1071 kHz
    101.5 MHz Life FM (Central Victorian Gospel Radio)

AM

    945 kHz Radio Sport National – (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    1071 kHz Easymix Radio Ten71 - Grant Broadcasters

Bright

FM

    87.6 MHz ValleyFM – Narrowcast
    88.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    88.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    89.7 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray – ABC

Casterton

    104.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Castlemaine

FM

    88.0 MHz Radio 88 – Narrowcast Playing 60's Music
    106.3 MHz KLFM – Community Radio
    107.5 MHz WMA FM – Community Radio
    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Charlton

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Chiltern

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Colac

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision Radio Network – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Colac Visitor Information Radio
    88.4 MHz Faith FM – Christian Radio
    98.3 MHz 3OCR (OCR FM) – Community Radio
    106.3 MHz Mixx FM – Ace Radio

AM

    1134 kHz 3CS – Ace Radio – Talk, Sport, Classic Hits

Coleraine

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Corryong/Khancoban

FM

    89.7 MHz ABC Riverina – ABC
    91.3 MHz Radio National – ABC
    94.9 MHz Revival Time Radio – Christian Radio
    95.7 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 104.9 from Albury
    96.5 MHz The River – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 105.7 from Albury
    98.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    99.7 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray – ABC

Daylesford

FM

    87.6 MHz Orbit FM – Dance Culture radio – (Rebroadcast of Kiss FM Australia)

Echuca

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Echuca Visitor Information Radio
    104.7 MHz Radio EMFM – Community Radio

the higher powered stations listed in the Deniliquin section can also be received in Echuca
Falls Creek

FM

    94.1 MHz The River – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 105.7 from Albury
    100.5 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 104.9 from Albury

Geelong

FM

    87.6 MHz and 88.0 MHz Visitor Information
    87.8 MHz Kiss FM 878
    89.3 MHz Hot Country – Narrowcast
    93.9 MHz Bay FM
    94.7 MHz 94.7 The Pulse
    95.5 MHz K-Rock
    96.3 MHz Rhema FM Christian Radio (UCB affiliate)
    99.5 MHz 3GPH – Vision Australia Radio (Radio for the Print Handicapped)

AM

    1341 kHz 3CW – 1341 kHz

Some Geelong stations are audible within parts of the Melbourne Metropolitan Area (especially in the southern bayside suburbs), and higher powered Melbourne-wide radio broadcasting stations can be heard in Geelong.
Hamilton

FM

    88.9 MHz Mixx FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network
    91.7 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    92.5 MHz Radio National – ABC
    93.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    94.1 MHz ABC Western Victoria – ABC
    94.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    102.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

AM

    981 kHz 3HA – Part of the Ace Radio Network

Heathcote

FM

    87.6 MHz 87 FM (Danceradio)

Horsham

FM

    88.0 MHz Sport 927 – Relay Of Racing Radio
    96.5 MHz Triple H – Community Radio
    99.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    101.3 MHz Mixx FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network
    102.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian narrowcast

AM

    594 kHz ABC Western Victoria – ABC
    1089 kHz 3WM – Part of the Ace Radio Network

Kaniva

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kilmore

FM

    87.6 MHz Summer (New Service - unknown)
    97.1 MHz OKR FM – Community Radio (Temporary Licence)

Korumburra

FM

    87.6 MHz Radio80s – 80s Music Station – (Korumburra)
    88.1 MHz 3MFM – Community Radio – (From Leongatha)

Kyneton

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Latrobe Valley/Central Gippsland

FM

    87.6 MHz Radio Sport National – Traralgon, Sale (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    88.0 MHz Radio Sport National – Moe & Morwell (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    88.0 MHz Latrobe City Council Info Radio (Traralgon City only)
    91.9 MHz Kids FM – Children's Music
    92.7 MHz Radio Sport National – Yarram – (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    93.5 MHz 3RPH/T – Radio for the Print Handicapped (from Warragul)
    94.3 MHz Star FM Warragul – Southern Cross Austereo
    95.1 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    96.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    97.9 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    99.5 MHz 3TR FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network
    100.7 MHz ABC Gippsland – ABC
    101.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    103.1 MHz West Gippsland Community Radio Inc. 3BBR-FM
    103.9 MHz Life FM – Christian Radio
    104.7 MHz Gippsland FM – Community Radio

AM

    531 kHz 3GG Warragul
    828 kHz ABC Gippsland – ABC
    1242 kHz Gold 1242 – Part of the Ace Radio Network

Leongatha/South Gippsland

FM

    87.6 MHz Radio80s – 80s Music Station – (From Korumburra)
    88.1 MHz 3MFM – Community Radio – Leongatha
    89.1 MHz 3MFM – Community Radio – Phillip Island
    89.5 MHz 3MFM – Community Radio – Foster
    91.3 MHz Kids FM – Children's Music Narrowcast – Leongatha (Owned by Southern Cross Austereo)

Mallacoota

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mansfield

FM

    99.7 MHz 3MCR – Community Radio
    103.7 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray – ABC
    105.3 MHz Radio National – ABC

Maryborough

FM

    99.1 MHz Goldfields FM

Marysville

FM

    89.3 MHz Flow FM

Mildura

FM

    87.6 MHz Tourist Radio
    88.0 MHz SON FM – Christian
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.1 MHz Rete Italia – Italian language narrowcast
    97.9 MHz SUN FM – Macquarie Regional RadioWorks
    98.7 MHz SBS Radio – Multilingal
    99.5 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    100.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    101.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    102.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    104.3 MHz ABC Mildura Swan Hill – ABC
    105.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    106.7 MHz Hot FM – Community Radio
    107.5 MHz 3MPH – Vision Australia Radio (Radio for the Print Handicapped)

AM

    1359 kHz Radio Sport National – (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    1467 kHz Easymix 1467 – 3ML – Grant Broadcasters
    1611 kHz 1611AM – Oldies

Mount Buller

FM

    91.3 MHz 3SR-FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    93.7 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo

Murrayville

FM

    103.5 MHz 3MBR – Community Radio

Nhill

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Omeo

FM

    90.1 MHz The River – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 105.7 from Albury
    90.9 MHz High Country Radio – Community Radio – Omeo Town
    92.5 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 104.9 from Albury
    97.3 MHz High Country Radio – Community Radio – Omeo Region
    99.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    720 kHz ABC Gippsland – ABC

Orbost

FM

    95.5 MHz Radio Sport National - (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    97.1 MHz ABC Gippsland – ABC
    98.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Ouyen

FM

    92.9 MHz 3MBR – Community Radio – Relay of 103.5 from Murrayville

Port Campbell

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Portland

FM

    93.7 MHz Mixx FM – Ace Radio Network
    96.9 MHz ABC Western Victoria – ABC
    98.5 MHz Radio National – ABC
    99.3 MHz 3RPC – Community Radio
    105.3 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio narrowcast

AM

    1611 kHz Rete Italia – Italian narrowcast

Rosedale

FM

    87.6 MHz Three Angels Broadcasting Network

Sale

FM

    87.6 MHz Radio Sport National – (Racing & Sports Radio Network re-broadcasting programs from Melbourne's Radio Sport National)
    88.0 MHz Faith FM – Christian Radio
    90.3 MHz Vision FM – Narrowcast Christian Radio
    91.9 MHz Kids FM – Kids radio station
    90.7 MHz 3REG – Community Radio – Lakes Entrance
    99.5 MHz TR-FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network – Central Gippsland
    99.9 MHz TR-FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network – East Gippsland
    100.7 MHz ABC Gippsland – ABC
    105.5 MHz 3REG – Community Radio – Bairnsdale only
    106.3 MHz Radio National – ABC – Bairnsdale only

AM

    828 kHz ABC Gippsland – ABC
    1242 kHz Gold 1242 – Part of the Ace Radio Network

Seymour

FM

    87.6 MHz Hit Radio 87.6
    99.3 MHz Music Narrowcast
    103.9 MHz Seymour-FM Community Radio

Shepparton

FM

    87.6 MHz Raw FM (Australian radio network) – Dance Music
    94.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    95.3 MHz 3SR FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    96.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.9 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    97.7 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray ABC
    98.5 MHz FM 98.5 – Community Radio
    100.1 MHz 3SPH – Vision Australia Radio (Radio for Print Handicapped)

AM

    1260 kHz Sport 927 – Relay of Racing Radio
    1413 kHz Vision FM – Christian
    1629 kHz Rete Italia – Narrowcast Italian-Language Radio

St Arnaud

    106.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Stawell

    93.7 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Swan Hill

FM

    99.1 MHz Smart FM – Community Radio
    102.1 MHz ABC Mildura Swan Hill – ABC
    103.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    105.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    106.9 MHz Sport 927 – Relay of Racing Radio
    107.7 MHz Mixx FM – Part of the Ace Radio Network

AM

    1332 MHz 3SH – Part of the Ace Radio Network

Swifts Creek

FM

    91.7 MHz High Country Radio – Community Radio – Relay of 97.3 Omeo
    103.5 MHz Radio National – ABC

Terang

    90.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wangaratta

FM

    87.6 MHz Orbit FM – Relay of Kiss FM
    99.3 MHz Sport 927 – Relay of Racing Radio
    101.3 MHz OAK FM – Community Radio
    102.1 MHz The Edge
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

AM

    756 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1566 kHz 3NE
        99.1 MHz Mount Buffalo Relay
        90.1 MHz Mount Beauty and Myrtleford Relays
        89.3 MHz Mount Hotham Relay

Warracknabeal

    100.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Warrnambool

FM

    87.6 MHz Orbit FM – Relay of Kiss FM (Port Fairy area)
    89.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    91.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    92.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    94.5 MHz 3RPH/T – Radio for the Print Handicapped
    95.3 MHz Coast FM – Part Of The Ace Radio Network
    100.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    101.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    103.7 MHz Way FM – Community Radio

AM

    882 kHz 3YB – Part Of The Ace Radio Network
    1602 kHz ABC Western Victoria – ABC

Wodonga

    87.8 MHz – Wodonga TAFE Radio
    89.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    100.7 MHz – The Light – Albury Wodonga Christian Broadcasters
    103.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    104.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    106.5 MHz ABC Goulburn Murray – ABC

AM

    990 kHz Radio National – ABC

Albury and Wodonga are twin cities, with Wodonga being in Victoria and Albury in New South Wales. Therefore listings of radio stations in either category can be received in both areas.
Yarra Valley

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    99.1 MHz 3VYV Yarra Valley FM

Yarrawonga

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Yea

    88.9 MHz UG FM – Community Radio – Relay of 106.9 from Alexandra
    93.7 MHz Star FM – Formally Sun FM – Relay of 96.9 from Shepparton – Southern Cross Austereo

Queensland

Brisbane

AM

    612 kHz 612 ABC Brisbane (4QR) – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    693 kHz 4KQ – ARN (Classic Hits/Easy Listening)
    792 kHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    882 kHz 4BH – Fairfax Media (Easy Listening)
    936 kHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC (News)
    1008 kHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    1053 kHz Rete Italia (Italian language Narrowcast)
    1116 kHz 4BC – Fairfax Media (News/Talk/Information)
    1197 kHz Switch 1197 (Youth Community Radio)
    1296 kHz 4RPH (Radio for Print Handicapped)
    1647 kHz Arabic radio – relay of 2ME from Sydney
    1656 kHz VAC Radio (Chinese language)
    1701 kHz Radio Brisvaani (Hindi language Narrowcast)

FM

    87.6 MHz/87.8 MHz/88.0 MHz (Various Suburbs) Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    88.0 MHz (Brisbane CBD) Planet Radio (Environmental Narrowcast)
    90.5 MHz RebelFM(South Brisbane & Beaudesert)
    93.3 MHz SBS Radio (International Languages)
    94.9 MHz River 94.9 – Grant Broadcasters (Music Variety)
    96.5 MHz 96five Family FM (Christian Community Radio)
    97.3 MHz 97.3 FM (aka MIX) – ARN/DMG (Music & Lifestyle)
    98.1 MHz 4EB (Ethnic Community Radio)
    98.9 MHz 98.9 FM (4AAA) (Indigenous Community Radio/Country Music)
    99.7 MHz 99.7 FM (4RED) (Redcliffe Community Radio; Variety)
    100.3 MHz Bay FM (4BAY) (Bayside Community Radio; Variety)
    101.1 MHz 101.1 FM (4CBL) (Logan Community Radio; Variety)
    101.5 MHz 4OUR FM (Caboolture Community Radio; Variety)
    102.1 MHz 4ZZZ (Youth Community Radio)
    103.7 MHz 4MBS (Classical Music Community Radio)
    104.5 MHz Triple M – Southern Cross Austereo (Rock/NRL)
    105.3 MHz B105 FM – Southern Cross Austereo (New Hits)
    106.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    106.9 MHz Nova 106.9 – DMG (New Hits/Dance/Youth)
    107.7 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)

DAB+ (metropolitan and regional)

    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Country
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Grandstand
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    The Edge Digital – ARN
    Mix '80s – ARN
    Mix '90s – ARN
    Chemist Warehouse Remix – ARN
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    Smooth FM – DMG
    4KQ Plus – ARN
    Classic Hits Live – ARN
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    U20 – Southern Cross Austereo
    Barry – Southern Cross Austereo
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    The Buckle – Fairfax

Allora

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz [3ABN] – Christian Radio

Aloomba

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Atherton

    88.0 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)

Augathella

FM

    88.0 MHz Radio TAB – Relay from 1008 Brisbane
    106.1 MHz 4VL – Smart Radio Group – Relay of 918 Charleville
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Ayr

FM

    96.1 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    97.1 MHz Sweet FM – Narrowcaster

Babinda

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    94.1 MHz ABC Far North – ABC
    94.9 MHz Kool FM – Coastal Broadcasters
    95.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    102.5 MHz 4KZ – Coastal Broadcasters

Barcaldine

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Beachmere

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Beaudesert

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.7 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    90.5 MHz Rebel FM – Rebel Media
    92.1 MHz Breeze FM – Rebel Media
    101.5 MHz Beau FM – Community Radio

Beechmont

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Beerwah

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Bell

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Biloela

    90.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

AM

    666 kHz (4CC-AM) Relay from Gladstone

Blackall

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    95.1 MHz West FM – Relay of 104.5 Longreach
    98.3 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    100.7 MHz 4LG – Relay of 1098 Longreach
    103.1 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    107.9 MHz Radio National – ABC

Blackwater

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Boonah

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    100.1 MHz Rim FM (Community Radio)

Bowen

FM

    93.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    98.3 MHz 4TO – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 102.3 Townsville
    95.1 MHz Gem FM – Community Radio
    107.9 MHz Hot FM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 103.1 Townsville

AM

    1611 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

Bundaberg

FM

    88.0 MHz Red Dirt Radio (Childers)
    93.1 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    93.9 MHz Hitz FM
    94.7 MHz Coral Coast FM (Community Radio)
    95.5 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    96.3 MHz 4BB (Indigenous Community Radio)
    97.1 MHz Kix FM (Narrowcast)
    98.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    99.3 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    100.1 MHz/855 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    100.9 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    105.1 MHz Rhema FM (Christian Community Radio)

AM

    1332 kHz 4BU

Cairns

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    87.8 MHz/88.0 MHz Orbit FM (Dance Music Narrowcast)
    89.1 MHz Cairns FM (Community Radio)
    90.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    98.7 MHz 4CIM (Indigenous Community Radio)
    99.5 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    101.1 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
        96.3 MHz Cairns North Relay
    101.9 MHz Coast FM (Youth Community Radio)
    102.7 MHz Zinc-FM – Prime Radio Queensland
    103.5 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    104.3 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    105.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
        93.9 MHz Cairns North Relay
    105.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
        94.7 MHz Cairns North Relay
    106.7 MHz ABC Far North – ABC
        95.5 MHz Cairns North Relay
    107.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
        97.1 MHz Cairns North Relay

AM

    801 kHz ABC Far North – ABC
    846 kHz 4CA

Capella

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Chambers Flat

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Charleville

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Radio Charlie – Narrowcast
    101.7 MHz Triple C – Smart Radio Group
    104.1 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    107.3 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    603 kHz ABC Western Qld – ABC
    918 kHz 4VL – Smart Radio Group

Charters Towers

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    93.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    94.3 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    95.9 MHz Hot FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    96.7 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    97.5 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    828 kHz 4GC – Southern Cross Austereo

Childers

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Chinchilla

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz [3ABN FM] – Christian Radio
    95.5 MHz Breeze FM
    97.1 MHz Rebel FM

Clermont

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    102.1 MHz 4HI – Smart Radio Group
    103.7 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    104.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    106.1 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Cloncurry

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    90.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    100.5 MHz ABC West Qld – ABC
    103.7 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    105.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    106.1 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    693 kHz Zinc666 – Smart Radio Group – Relay of 666 from Mount Isa

Collinsville

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cooktown

    101.7 MHz Rebel FM – Rebel Media Group
    103.3 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    105.7 MHz ABC Far North – ABC
    107.3 MHz Radio National – ABC

Cowley

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cunnamulla

    102.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

AM

    1584 kHz 4VL (relay)

Currumbin

    88.0 MHz – Country Music Narrowcast
    104.1 MHz - Radio 97 AM (2MW translator) – Commercial

Dalby

FM

    87.8 MHz 3ABN FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.9 MHz 4DDD – Community Radio
    94.3 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of 1008 Brisbane
    95.9 MHz 4WK – Broadcast Operations Group – Relay of 963 from Toowoomba
    97.5 MHz CFM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 100.7 from Toowoomba

AM

    1611 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio
    1629 kHz Hot Country – [2] Smart Radio Group [3] Country Music

East Palmerston

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Darling Downs (Toowoomba/Warwick)

FM

    87.6 MHz 3ABN FM – Christian Radio Warwick
    88.0 MHz Power FM (Training Radio Station)
    91.5 MHz Country FM (Country Music Narrowcast)
    92.9 MHz The Light (Christian Community Radio)
    93.7 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    96.7 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC (News)
    99.1 MHz Kids FM (Kids Narrowcast)
    100.7 MHz CFM – Southern Cross Austereo
    102.7 MHz 4DDB (Community Radio)
    103.3 MHz Triple J – ABC (Warwick repeater)
    103.9 MHz 4TTT (Community Radio)
    104.1 MHz Triple J – ABC (Toowoomba repeater)
    105.7 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    107.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)

AM

    747 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    864 kHz 4GR – Southern Cross Austereo
    963 kHz 4WK
    1242 kHz 4AK
    1620 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

Brisbane FM stations are also audible in the Toowoomba area.
Emerald

    88 MHz KIX FM – Rural Press Ltd
    90.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    92.3 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    93.9 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    94.7 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    95.5 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)

AM

    1143 kHz 4HI - Macquarie Regional Radio Network
    1548 kHz ABC Capricornia - ABC
    1611 kHz Hot Country - Macquarie Regional Radio Network

Gayndah

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    91.5fm Burnett River Community Radio

Gladstone

FM

    91.9 MHz Rhema FM (Christian Community Radio)
    93.5 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    94.3 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    95.9 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)

AM

    927 kHz 4CC-AM – Prime Radio Queensland
    1548 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)

Glen Aplin

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Glenden

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Glenlee

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Gold Coast

FM

    87.6 MHz Raw FM (Dance Music Narrowcast)
    87.8 MHz/88.0 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    88.0 MHz Beach FM
    88.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    89.3 MHz 4CRB (Community Radio)
    90.1 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    90.9 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo (Music Variety)
    91.7 MHz ABC Coast FM – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    92.5 MHz Gold FM – Southern Cross Austereo (Music Variety)
    94.1 MHz Jazz Radio 94.1FM [4](Jazz, Blues and Swing)
    95.7 MHz NewsRadio – ABC (News)
    97.7 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    99.4 MHz Rebel FM[5] – Rebel Radio Network (Rock)
    100.6 MHz The Breeze[6] – Rebel Radio Network (Classic Hits)
    102.9 MHz Hot Tomato – Hot Tomato Broadcasting Company (Music Variety)
    105.7 MHz Radio Metro (Youth Community Radio)
    107.3 MHz Juice FM/Life FM (Christian Community Radio)

AM

    1692 kHz Station X (80s Music Narrowcast) – [7]

DAB+

    Rabbit Radio - [8] – (Independent Culture Portal)

Goondiwindi

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    96.3 MHz Rebel FM - (Rebel Radio Network)
    88.7 MHz Now FM – Broadcast Operations Group
    89.5 MHz 2VM – Broadcast Operations Group
    90.3 MHz Radio TAB – Relay of Racing Radio
    92.7 MHz ABC South Qld – ABC
    94.3 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    1611 kHz Hot Country Radio Queensland

Gordonvale

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Gracemere

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Greenmount East

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Highfields

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ingham

    99.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Inglewood

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Innisfail

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ipswich

    87.6 MHz/ 88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    94.9 MHz (River949) - serving the Ipswich/Lockyer Valley/Toowoomba area

Jimboomba

    87.6 MHz/ 88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Julia Creek

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kallangur

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kilcoy

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz 3ABN – Christian Radio/Faith FM

Killarney

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Hervey Bay/Maryborough

FM

    87.8 MHz BayCity Gold Radio (Booral & Turtle Cove)
    88.0 MHz BayCity Gold Radio (River Heads)
    87.8 MHz 3ABN Australia FM Radio
    101.9 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    103.5 MHz MixFM 103.5 – Southern Cross Austereo

AM

    1161 kHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)

Kingaroy

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    87.8 MHz 3ABN Australia [Christian narrowcast]
    89.1 MHz C FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    90.7 mHz CROW FM 90.7 (Local Music Station)
    93.1 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)

AM

    1071 kHz The New 1071 – New 1071 – Smart Radio

Longreach, Queensland

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    99.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    102.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    103.7 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    104.5 MHz West FM
    106.1 MHz Triple J – ABC

AM

    540 kHz ABC Western Queensland – ABC
    1098 kHz 4LG

Mackay

    87.6 MHz Lush FM – Lush Media Group
    87.8 MHz/88.0 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    93.9 MHz KIX FM – Rural Press Ltd
    97.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    98.7 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    99.5 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    101.1 MHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    101.9 MHz Zinc 101.9 – Prime Radio Queensland
    100.3 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    102.9 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    103.5 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    107.5 MHz 4CRM (Community Radio)

AM

    1647 kHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    1026 kHz – 4MK Prime Television/Prime Radio Queensland

Maleny

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mareeba

    88.0 MHz/92.3 MHzVision FM – Christian Radio

Miles

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    94.5 MHz Rebel FM - Commercial
    101.3 MHz Breeze FM - Commercial

Millmerran

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz 3ABN Australia – Christian Radio

Mitchell

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    104.5 MHz 4ZR (Relay)

Monto

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    100.5 MHz Breeze FM - Commercial
    105.1 MHz Rebel FM - Commercial

Moranbah

    96.9 MHz - 4RFM Community Radio
    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Moresby

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Moura

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mourilyan

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mundubbera

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Murgon

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mount Isa

FM

    100.9 MHz Mob FM – Community Radio
    101.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    102.5 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    103.3 MHz Radio TAB – Relay from 1008 Brisbane
    104.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    105.7 MHz Rhema FM – Christian Radio
    106.5 MHz ABC West Qld – ABC
    107.3 MHz Radio National – ABC

AM

    666 kHz Zinc666 – Smart Radio Group

Nanango

AM

    1692 kHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Narangba

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Nebo

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Normanton

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Nundah

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Oakey

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Pittsworth

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Proston

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Quilpie

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    104.5 MHz 4VL (Relay)

Rainbow Beach

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Rockhampton

FM

    87.6 MHz/88.0 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    92.7 MHz KIX FM (Country Music)
    98.5 MHz 4YOU (Community Radio)
    99.9 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    101.5 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    103.1 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    104.7 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    105.5 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    106.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    107.9 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo

AM

    837 kHz ABC Capricornia – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    990 kHz 4RO-AM – Prime Radio Queensland
    1584 kHz 4CC-AM – Prime Radio Queensland

Roma

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    94.3 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    95.1 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    97.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)

    103.3 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    105.7 MHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    107.3 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)

AM

    1476 kHz 4ZR- Zinc ZR- Smart Radio Group
    1611 kHz Hot Country 1611- Smart Radio Group

Sarina

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

South Johnstone

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Springsure

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

St George

FM Radio

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    105.3 MHz 4ZR (relay)

AM Radio

    1611 kHz Hot Country 1611 – Smart Radio Group

Stanthorpe

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.1 MHz Breeze FM – Rebel Media Co.
    91.5 MHz 4WK – Repeater of 963 service
    93.1 MHz TAB Radio – Racing from Brisbane's 1008
    97.1 MHz Rebel FM – Rebel Media Co.
    97.9 MHz C FM – Repeater of 100.7 service
    98.7 MHz TEN-FM (2TEN/T) – Community Radio
    99.5 MHz 4AK – Repeater of 1242 service
    100.3 MHz 4GR – Repeater of 864 service

Sunshine Coast

    88.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    89.5 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    90.3 MHz 90.3 ABC Coast FM – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    91.1 MHz Hot 91 – Prime Television Limited
    91.9 MHz Sea FM – Eon Broadcasting
    92.7 MHz Mix FM – Eon Broadcasting
    94.5 MHz News Radio – ABC (News)
    96.1 MHz Zinc96 – Prime Television Limited
    101.3 MHz Noosa Community Radio
    104.9 MHz Sunshine FM Community Radio ( Seniors )
    106.5 MHz 106five Rhema FM – Sunshine Coast Christian Broadcasters Assoc. Inc (Christian Community Radio)
    87.6 Oldies Music

Townsville

FM

    95.1 MHz Lush Fm (Dance Music)
    98.1 MHz Vision FM (Christian Narrowcast)
    98.9 MHz KIX FM – Rural Press Ltd
    99.9 MHz Live FM (Christian Community Radio)
    100.7 MHz Zinc 100.7 – Prime Radio Queensland
    101.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC (Classical Music)
    102.3 MHz 4TO FM Southern Cross Austereo
    103.1 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    103.9 MHz 4TTT (Community Radio)
    104.7 MHz Radio National – ABC (Information Variety)
    105.5 MHz Triple J – ABC (Alternative)
    106.3 MHz 106.3 FM – Prime Radio Queensland
    107.1 MHz 4K1G (Indigenous Community Radio)

AM

    630 kHz ABC Local Radio – ABC (Talk/News/Information)
    891 kHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)

Tully

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.7 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.3 MHz 4ZKZ (Hot FM) – Commercial

AM

    693 kHz 4KZ – Commercial

Wallangarra

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Warwick

    87.6 MHz 3ABN Australia – Christian Radio
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    91.9 MHz Cfm

Whitsunday

    93.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Winton

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Woodford

    87.6 MHz 3ABN Australia – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Woongoolba

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Yeppoon

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    91.3 MHz Radio Nag - Community Radio

Yungaburra

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

South Australia
Main article: List of radio station callsigns in South Australia
Adelaide

AM

    531 kHz Radio 531 Italian-Language Radio – 5RTI
    729 kHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    891 kHz 891 ABC Adelaide – ABC
    972 kHz NewsRadio – ABC
    1197 kHz 5RPH Adelaide – Radio for the Print Handicapped
    1323 kHz Cruise 1323 – ARN
    1395 kHz FIVEaa – DMG
    1539 kHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing of Radio TAB)
    1629 kHz Rete Italia

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM -Morphett Vale-Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM -Elizabeth & Mount Barker-Christian Radio
    88.7 MHz Coast FM – Southern Suburbs
    89.1 MHz Triple B FM – Barossa Valley
    89.7 MHz PBA-FM – North Eastern Suburbs
    91.9 MHz Nova 91.9 – DMG
    92.7 MHz Fresh FM – Urban and Dance Radio for the Youth
    93.7 MHz Three D Radio – Alternative
    99.9 MHz 5MBS – (Music Broadcasting Society of SA)
    100.3 MHz Power FM – Adelaide Hills (Eastern Adelaide)
    100.5 MHz WOW FM – Western Suburbs
    101.5 MHz Radio Adelaide – Radio Adelaide
    102.3 MHz MIX 102.3 FM – ARN
    103.1 MHz 5EBI – Ethnic Broadcasters Inc
    103.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – Classical Radio
    104.7 MHz Triple M FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    105.5 MHz Triple J – ABC (Also at 95.9)
    106.3 MHz SBS Radio – Special Broadcasts
    107.1 MHz SAFM – Southern Cross Austereo
    107.9 MHz Life FM

DAB+

    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Country
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Grandstand
    Triple J Unearthed
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAraby
    SBS PopAsia
    SBS PopDesi
    SBS Radio 1
    SBS Radio 2
    SBS Radio 6, BBC World Service simulcast
    Buddha Radio
    Chemist Warehouse Remix
    The Edge – ARN
    Inspire Digital - Christian
    IRIS
    Mix 102.3 Plus – ARN
    Mix'80s
    Mix'90s
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    U20 – Southern Cross Austereo
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG

Adelaide Hills

    90.3 MHz SAFM – Austereo – Relay of 107.1
    95.1 MHz SBS Radio – SBS – Relay of 106.3
    95.9 MHz Triple J – ABC – Relay of 105.5
    96.7 MHz Mix 102.3 – ARN – Relay of 102.3
    97.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC – Relay of 103.9
    98.3 MHz Triple M – Austereo – Relay of 104.7
    99.1 MHz Nova 91.9 – DMG – Relay of 91.9
    99.9 MHz 5MBS – Classical Music – Community Radio

Bordertown

    106.1 MHz 5TCB – Community Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Balaklava

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Birdwood

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ceduna

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cleve

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Coober Pedy

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    98.1 MHz Radio TAB – Betting and Racing Radio
    99.7 MHz Flow FM – Commercial Radio
    102.9 MHz CAAMA – Community Radio
    104.5 MHz Dusty Radio – Community Radio
    106.1 MHz ABC North and West SA – ABC
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Cowell

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Elliston

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Haslam

FM

    99.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kadina

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kimba

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kingston SE

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Laura

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Lock

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mannum

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Medlingle Hill

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

[Millicent, South Australia]

FM

    107.7 5THE FM - [Millicent Community Access Radio Inc]

Minlaton

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Minnipa

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Moonta

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mount Gambier

FM

    88.0 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    96.1 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    100.1 MHz 5GTR FM – Community Radio
    102.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    103.3 MHz Radio National – ABC
    104.1 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    104.9 MHz Rhema FM – Christian Radio
    105.7 MHz News radio – ABC

AM

    963 kHz 5SE – Southern Cross Austereo
    1161 kHz ABC South East SA – ABC

Murray Bridge

AM

    1125 kHz 5MU

FM

    98.7 MHz -Power FM (Murraylands)

Naracoorte

    88.0 MHz Radio TAB – Racing Radio
    89.7 MHz 5TCB – Community Radio
    99.3 MHz Rhema FM – Christian Radio – Relay of 104.9
    100.9 MHz Star FM – Southern Cross Austereo – Relay of 96.1

Orroroo

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Paskeville

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Poochera

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Port Augusta

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Port Kenny

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Port Lincoln

FM

    87.6 MHz Wild Country – Country Music
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    89.9 MHz Magic FM – Rural Press
    92.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    107.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC

AM

    765 kHz 5CC – Rural Press
    1485 kHz ABC West Coast SA – ABC

Port Pirie

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing)
    103.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    105.1 MHz Trax FM – Community Radio
    105.9 MHz Magic FM – Rural Press Ltd

AM

    639 kHz ABC North and West SA – ABC
    1044 kHz 5AU – Rural Press Ltd – On Air known as 5CS

Renmark

FM

    93.1 MHz – Magic FM – Rural Press Ltd
    100.7 MHz -Riverland Life FM
    95.5 MHz -TAB Racing Radio
    101.9 MHz -Triple J – ABC
    105.1 MHz -ABC Classic FM – ABC

AM

    801 kHz -5RM – Rural Press Ltd
    1062 kHz -1062 ABC Riverland – ABC
    1305 kHz -ABC Radio National – ABC
    1557 kHz -Wild Country – Rural Press Ltd

Roxby Downs

    95.5 MHz Radio TAB – Betting and Racing Radio
    96.3 MHz 5AU – Rural Press – Repeater of 1044/1242 Service
    97.9 MHz Flow FM – Remote Commercial Radio
    100.3 MHz Translator of 105.9 MagicFM – Fairfax Media
    101.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    101.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    102.7 MHz ABC North and West SA – ABC
    103.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    105.5 MHz Rox FM – Community Radio

Spencer Gulf

    103.5 MHz Triple J – ABC
    104.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    105.9 MHz Magic FM – Rural Press
    106.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Smoky Bay

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Streaky Bay

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tailem Bend

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Two Wells

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Virginia

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wallaroo

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Whyalla

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    107.7 Triple Y FM – Community Radio

Wirrulla

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Woomera

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    103.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    104.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    104.9 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    105.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    107.3 MHz Triple R FM 5RRR Community Radio

AM

    1584 kHz ABC North and West SA – ABC

Yorke Peninsula

    Gulf FM – 89.3 MHz Website – 89.3 Gulf FM – Arthurton
    Flow FM – 90.9 MHz Website – 90.9 Flow FM – Maitland

Western Australia
Main article: List of radio station callsigns in Western Australia
Perth

AM

    585 kHz 6PB – ABC
    657 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Narrowcast
    720 kHz 720 ABC Perth – Local ABC
    810 kHz 6RN – ABC
    882 kHz 6PR – Fairfax Media
    990 kHz 990 6RPH Information Radio – Radio Print Handicapped Network
    1080 kHz 6IX – Capital Radio Network/Grant Broadcasters
    1116 kHz 6MM – Coast Radio
    1206 kHz 6TAB – TAB Racing Radio – Racing Narrowcast (Perth)

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision Radio Network – Christian Narrowcast
    87.8 MHz Magic FM (Easy 87.8) – Jazz Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Radio Ellenbrook – Narrowcast
    88.0 MHz Vision Radio Network – Christian Narrowcast
    89.7 MHz Twin Cities FM – Community Radio
    91.3 MHz 91.3 Sport FM – Community Sporting Events – website
    92.1 MHz RTRFM – Public Radio and Music & Arts Community
    92.9 MHz 92.9 – Southern Cross Austereo
    93.7 MHz Nova 93.7 – DMG
    94.5 MHz Mix 94.5 – Southern Cross Austereo
    95.3 MHz World Radio 6EBA-FM – Multicultural Community Radio
    96.1 MHz 96fm – Fairfax Media
    96.9 MHz SBS Radio – Special Broadcasting Service
    97.3 MHZ 97.3 Coast FM – West Coast Radio
    97.7 MHz ABC Classic FM – National ABC
    98.5 MHz 98.5 Sonshine FM – Christian Community Radio
    99.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    100.1 MHz Curtin FM 100.1 – University Community Radio
    100.9 MHz Noongar Radio 100.9FM – Indigenous and Country Music
    101.7 MHz Capital 101.7FM - Capital Community Radio (Perth) – Seniors Community – website
    102.5 MHz KCR 102.5FM - Perth Hills Community Radio - Kalamunda Community Radio PERTH
    107.3 MHz
    107.9 MHz

DAB+

    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Country
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Grandstand
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    U20 – Southern Cross Austereo
    Barry – Southern Cross Austereo
    NovaNation – DMG
    The Buckle – Fairfax
    My Perth Digital – Capital Radio Network
    Hot Country – Grant Broadcasters
    Capital Digital - Capital Community Radio (Perth) – Seniors Community – website
    Sonshine Digital

Albany

AM

    630 kHz ABC Local Radio South Coast – ABC
    783 kHz RadioWest 6VA – Southern Cross Austereo
    1611 kHz Gold MX – Pirate Broadcasters Pty Ltd
    1629 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Broadcasting

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Fly FM Albany – Pirate Broadcasters Pty Ltd
    92.1 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    92.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    93.7 MHz Vision FM – Vision Radio Network
    94.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    95.3 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    96.9 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    100.9 MHz Albany Community Radio
    104.9 MHz Racing Radio – Racing and Wagering Western Australia
    106.5 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo

Beverley

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Brookton

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Broome

AM

    675 kHz ABC Kimberley – ABC

FM

    87.6 MHz Broome FM – Narrowcast
    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    91.7 MHz SBS Radio – Special Broadcasting Service
    93.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    94.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    99.7 MHz Radio Goolari – Community
    101.3 MHz WAFM – Redwave Media
    102.9 MHz The Spirit Network – Redwave Media
    104.5 MHz Racing Radio – Racing and Wagering Western Australia
    106.9 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    107.7 MHz Radio National – ABC

Bunbury

AM

    621 kHz The Spirit Network – Redwave Media
    684 kHz ABC South West – ABC
    963 kHz RadioWest 6TZ – Southern Cross Austereo
    1017 kHz Vision FM – Vision Radio Network
    1089 kHz Collie Community Radio
    1116 kHz 6MM
    1152 kHZ ABC NewsRadio
    1224 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1629 MHz 3ABN Australia

FM

    93.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    94.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    95.7 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    96.5 MHz Harvey Community Radio
    97.3 MHz Coast FM
    98.4 MHz Tourist Radio

Cervantes

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Coolgardie

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Coorow

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Corrigin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Cranbrook

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Dalwallinu

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Denham

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Denmark

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Derby

FM

    101.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Dongara

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Dwellingup

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Esperance

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Fitzroy Crossing

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Geraldton

AM

    828 kHz ABC Midwest & Wheatbelt – ABC
    1008 kHz Racing Radio- Racing and Wagering Western Australia

FM

    88.6 MHz Racing Radio – Racing and Wagering Western Australia
    94.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.5 MHz WAFM – Redwave Media
    98.1 MHz The Spirit Network – Redwave Media
    98.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    99.7 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    100.5 MHz Midwest Aboriginal Media Association
    101.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio

Gnowangerup

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Green Head

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Halls Creek

FM

    101.3 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Hyden

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Jurien Bay

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kalgoorlie

AM

    648 kHz ABC Goldfields-Esperance – ABC
    981 kHz Radiowest 6KG – Macquarie Regional RadioWorks
    1413 kHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Vision Radio Network
    88.0 MHz Racing Radio – Racing and Wagering Western Australia
    95.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.3 MHz CAAMA Radio – Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association
    97.1 MHz ABC Radio National – ABC
    97.9 MHz HOT FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    98.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    100.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC

Katanning

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kojonup

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kondinin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.3 MHz Red Fm – Redwave Media

Kulin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Lake Grace

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Lancelin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Leeman

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Leonora

FM

    98.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Margaret River

AM

    1611 kHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Marble Bar

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mandurah

AM

    1116 kHz 6MM

FM

    96.5 MHz Class 96.5
    97.3 MHz Coast FM

Meekatharra

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Merredin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Moora

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mount Barker

FM

    93.7 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mount Magnet

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mukinbudin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Mullewa

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Narembeen

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Narrogin

AM

    558 kHz ABC Great Southern – ABC
    918 kHz RadioWest – Southern Cross Austereo
    1296 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1422/1611 kHz 6GS – Narrowcast

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.5 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.3 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    98.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    100.5 MHz Hot FM – Southern Cross Austereo

Newdegate

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Newman

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Norseman

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Northam

AM

    864 kHz RadioWest – Southern Cross Austereo
    1215 kHz ABC Central Wheatbelt – ABC

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    96.5 MHz Hot FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    98.1 MHz Triple J – ABC
    98.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    99.7 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    101.3 MHz York FM

Northampton

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Onslow

FM

    101.9 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Paraburdoo

FM

    98.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Pingelly

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Quairading

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ravensthorpe

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Roebourne

FM

    97.7 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Southern Cross

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tambellup

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tom Price

FM

    100.9 MHz JJJ
    102.5 MHz ABC RR
    105.7 MHz Spirit FM
    106.5 MHz Gumala Radio
    104.1 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Toodyay

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    105.3 MHz Toodyay Community Radio – Local Community Radio Station

Trayning

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wagin

AM

    558 kHz ABC Local Radio Great Southern – ABC
    1422 kHz Radio Great Southern - Radio Great Southern
    1611 kHz Easy Listening - Radio Great Southern

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Walpole

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wickepin

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wiluna

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wongan Hills

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Wyndham

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

York

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tasmania

DAB+ (all areas)

    ABC Dig Music
    ABC Country
    ABC Jazz
    ABC Grandstand
    SBS Chill
    SBS PopAsia
    SBS PopAraby
    SBS PopDesi
    Triple J: Unearthed
    The Edge Digital – ARN
    Mix '80s – ARN
    Mix '90s – ARN
    Chemist Warehouse Remix – ARN
    Koffee – DMG
    NovaNation – DMG
    Smooth FM – DMG
    Buddha – Southern Cross Austereo
    Radar – Southern Cross Austereo
    Stardust – Southern Cross Austereo
    Gorilla Radio – 2SM
    The Buckle - Fairfax Media
    Inspire Digital - Hope Media Limited
    Fresh Radio - Hope Media Limited
    Zoo Super Digi – 2SM
    The Crack – Macquarie

Hobart

AM

    585 kHz Radio National – ABC
    747 kHz NewsRadio – ABC
    864 kHz 7RPH – Radio Print Handicapped Network
    936 kHz 936 ABC Hobart – ABC
    1080 kHz TOTE Sport Radio – Racing radio
    1620 kHz NTC Radio Australia

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    92.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    93.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    96.1 MHz Hobart FM (7THE) – Community Radio (Also translated on 92.1 MHz for areas south of Hobart)
    99.3 MHz Edge Radio – Community Radio
    100.9 MHz Sea FM – Southern Cross Austereo
    101.7 MHz 7HO FM
    105.7 MHz SBS Radio – Multilingual
    106.5 MHz Ultra106five – Christian Radio
    107.3 MHz Heart 107.3 – Southern Cross Austereo

Bagdad

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Bridgewater

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Burnie

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    90.5 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    97.7 MHz TOTE Sport Radio – Racing Radio
    101.7 MHz Sea FM – Grant Broadcasters
    102.5 MHz ABC Northern Tasmania – ABC
    106.1 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio

AM

    558 kHz 7BU – Grant Broadcasters

Campbell Town

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Devonport

FM

    100.5 MHz ABC Northern Tasmania – ABC
    101.3 MHz TOTE Sport Radio – Racing radio
    104.7 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio
    107.7 MHz Sea FM – Grant Broadcasters

AM

    900 kHz 7AD – Grant Broadcasters

Fingal

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Geeveston

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Huon Valley

    98.5 MHz Huon FM Website – Community Radio – (Geeveston) 95.3 MHz

Huonville

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kettering

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Kingston

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Latrobe

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Lauderdale

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Launceston

FM

    89.3 MHz LAFM (7LA) – Grant Broadcasters
    90.1 MHz Chilli FM (7EX) – Grant Broadcasters
    90.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    91.7 MHz ABC Northern Tasmania – ABC
    92.5 MHz ABC NewsRadio – ABC
    93.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    94.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    103.7 MHz City Park Radio – Community Radio
    104.5 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    105.3 MHz Way FM – Christian Radio
    106.9 MHz 7RPH – Relay of 864 from Hobart

AM

    1008 kHz TOTE Sport Radio – Racing Radio

Longford

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Midway Point

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

New Norfolk

FM

    87.6 MHz Faith FM – Christian Radio
    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Orford

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Penguin

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    106.1 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio

Perth

FM

    87.8 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Queenstown

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    88.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    90.5 MHz ABC Northern Tasmania – ABC
    92.1 MHz 7AUS – Grant Broadcasters

AM

    630 kHz Radio National – ABC
    837 kHz 7XS – Grant Broadcasters

Richmond

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Rosebery

    102.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    106.3 MHz ABC Northern Tasmania – ABC
    107.1 MHz 7XS – Relay of 837 kHz from Queenstown – Grant Broadcasters
    107.9 MHz Radio National – ABC

Scottsdale

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    99.7 MHz Sea FM – Grant Broadcasters

AM

    540 kHz 7SD – Grant Broadcasters

Shearwater

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Sheffield

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Smithton

    94.5 MHz 7BU – Relay of 558 kHz from Burnie – Grant Broadcasters
    88.9 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio
    105.5 MHz Triple J – ABC

Somerset

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Sorell

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Strahan

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    101.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    105.1 MHz 7XS – Relay of 837 kHz from Queenstown
    105.9 MHz Radio National – ABC
    107.5 MHz ABC North Tasmania – ABC

St Helens

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

St Leonards

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

St Marys

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Triabunna

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tunbridge

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ulverstone

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    106.1 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio

Wynyard

FM

    106.1 MHz Coast FM Tasmania – Community Radio

Zeehan

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Northern Territory

Darwin

FM

    91.5 MHz KIK FM – Narrowcast
    92.3 MHz Top Country – Narrowcast
    94.5 MHz Radio Larrakia – Community Radio
    97.7 MHz Rhema FM 97.7 – Christian Radio
    100.1 MHz Hot 100 – Grant Broadcasters
    100.9 MHz SBS Radio – SBS
    102.5 MHz News Radio – ABC
    103.3 MHz Triple J – ABC
    104.1 MHz 104.1 Territory FM – Community Radio
    104.9 MHz Mix 104.9 – Grant Broadcasters
    105.7 MHz 105.7 ABC Darwin – ABC
    107.3 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC

AM

    657 kHz Radio National – ABC
    1242 kHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing) – Relay Radio TAB – Brisbane
    1530 kHz Yolngu Radio – Aboriginal – Community Radio
    1611 kHz Rete Italia – Italian Radio

Alice Springs

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    94.9 MHz Triple J – ABC
    95.9 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing) – Relay Radio TAB – Brisbane
    96.9 MHz Sun FM – Sun FM
    97.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    98.7 MHz Territory FM – Relay from Darwin – Territory Community Radio
    99.7 MHz Radio National – ABC
    100.5 MHz CAAMA – Aboriginal – Community Radio
    102.1 MHz 8CCC – Community Radio
    104.1 MHz ABC News Radio

AM

    783 kHz ABC Alice Springs – ABC
    900 kHz 8HA

Alyangula

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Borroloola

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Galiwinku

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Gapuwiyak

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Katherine

FM

    87.6 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    94.9 MHz ABC Classic FM
    99.7 MHz Triple J - 8JJJ
    101.3 MHz 8KTR - Community Radio
    103.7 MHz Radio TAB
    104.5 MHz CAAMA
    105.3 MHz ABC News Radio - 8PNNN
    106.1 MHz ABC Katherine – ABC Local Radio
    106.9 MHz Mix FM

AM

    639 kHz ABC Radio National

Lajamanu

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Milingimbi

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Nhulunbuy

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Numbulwar

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Ramingining

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Tennant Creek

FM

    104.5 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Yirrkala

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio

Yulara

FM

    88.0 MHz Vision FM – Christian Radio
    95.7 MHz Triple J – ABC
    97.3 MHz Radio TAB (Betting/Racing) – Relay Radio TAB – Brisbane
    98.1 MHz Radio National – ABC
    98.9 MHz ABC Classic FM – ABC
    99.7 MHz ABC Local Radio – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
    100.5 MHz 8HA – Relay of 900 kHz
    102.1 MHz CAAMA – Aboriginal – Community Radio

Networks

    Ace Radio
    Australian Broadcasting Corporation
        ABC Local Radio
        ABC NewsRadio
        Radio National
        ABC Classic FM
        Triple J
    Australian Radio Network
        Mix FM
        The Edge 961
    3ABN Australia
    Broadcast Operations Group
    Capital Radio Network
    DMG Radio Australia
        Nova FM
        Classic Rock
    Grant Broadcasters
    Macquarie Radio Network
    Southern Cross Austereo
        Today Network
        Triple M Network
        Hot FM
        RadioWest
        Sea FM/C FM
        Star FM
    Pacific Star Network
    Radio Print Handicapped Network
    RawFM Radio Network
    Faith FM Victoria's Christian Radio Network
    Special Broadcasting Service
        SBS Radio 1
        SBS Radio 2
        SBS National
    Sky Channel
    Fairfax Media
    UNiTAB Limited
    United Christian Broadcasters Australia
    Victorian Racing Committee

Australian radio stations have a variety of music choice for anyone's musical taste. The stations every growing rapidly and will do so in the future.

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