Radio 2 (Australian Radio Station) - Sale of Frequencies

Sale of Frequencies

The licences and transmission sites formerly used by World Audio are still at this time in the hands of the Administrator, and expressions of interest are being received for the potential sale or lease of these licences and transmitter sites

Radio in Australia

ABC Radio	ABC Classic FM ABC NewsRadio ABC Radio National Triple J ABC Local Radio ABC Dig Music ABC Jazz ABC Country ABC Grandstand ABC Extra Radio Australia Triple J Unearthed

SBS Radio	SBS Radio 1 SBS Radio 2 National SBS Chill SBS PopAsia

Southern Cross Austereo	Today Network (includes Hot FM, Sea FM, Star FM) Triple M Network Local Works Radar Radio Choose The Hits Jelli Kids FM

ARN	Mix Network Mix 106.5 Mix 101.1 97.3 Mix 102.3 Mix 106.3 Classic Hits WSFM 101.7 Gold 104.3 4KQ Cruise 1323 The Edge Pure Country KseraRadio.com

DMG Radio Australia	Nova Classic Rock 95.3 FM 91.5 FM 5AA Star 104.5 NovaNation Koffee

Fairfax Media	Talk Radio 2UE 3AW 4BC 6PR Magic 1278 4BH 96FM

Racing networks	Sport 927 TOTE Sport Radio Sky Sports Radio ACTTAB Radio Radio TAB

Other	Vision Radio Network RPH Australia Fine Music Network CRN NIRS 2SM Supernetwork (2 networks) Grant Broadcasters Capital Radio Network Coast FM Tasmania Ace Radio (2 networks) Pacific Star Network Macquarie Radio Network Coastal Broadcasters Prime Radio Network Redwave Media (3 networks) North East Broadcasters WIN Corporation Raw FM Radio Outback Flow FM Rebel Media (2 networks)

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