Taree - Media

Media

The Manning River Times is based in Taree.

All major television channels are available in Taree. The networks and the channels they broadcast are listed as follows:

  • Prime Television, 7Two and 7Mate on PRIME, (Seven Network affiliated channels).
  • NBN Television, Go! and Gem, (Nine Network Australia).
  • Southern Cross Ten, One and 11, (Network Ten Australia).
  • (ABC Television) including ABC1, ABC2, ABC3 and ABC News 24, part of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
  • Special Broadcasting Service, SBS ONE, SBS Two and the new indigenous channel NITV.

NBN Television and Prime broadcast local news bulletins at 6.00pm. Prime Television, NBN Television and Southern Cross Ten all maintain offices in the city.

There are four local radio stations, commercial stations 2RE and Max FM and community stations 2BOB and 2TLP.

The ABC broadcasts Triple J, ABC Classic FM, Radio National and ABC Mid North Coast into Taree, and Rhema FM Manning Great Lakes broadcasts from studios in nearby Wingham. Racing Radio is also broadcast to Taree.

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