I don’t normally Dx on the AM band but this quite notably, at 1:30pm EST I am picking up the following at Stanhope Gardens on the car radio.
1566 - 3NE Wangaratta
1557 - 2RE Taree
1494- 2AY Albury
1449- 2MG Mudgee
1350- 2LF Young
1287- 2TM Tamworth
1152- 2WG Wagga
1125- unidentiable
Normal day time reception below 1125
5MU perhaps? 1RPH Canberra?
Since Stanhope Gardens is in Sydney, I’d say that 1RPH would be the most likely station to be received on 1125kHz at this time of day.
FYI, I’m getting some of the above AM stations on my Tecsun PL-390 down near Campbelltown in SW Sydney.
It sounded like an ABC service so most likely 1RPH
Amazed to hear 2RN Sydney (Radio National) on 576 AM at 3 pm EST on Phillip Island, Victoria. It’s about 80km south of Melbourne.
I guess at this time of year, the night skip does start a bit earlier.
I have heard 576 in the middle of a spring day around West Wyalong, so it gets out well to the south west of Sydney (towards Melbourne) in any case.
Also I guess why 576 isn’t used anywhere else in Australia, because of its reach.
For the Sydney punters, 2NSB (99.3) is currently off air. In consequence, B-Rock is there on its own on the Tecsun.
Brock is a permanent fixtures at my place at Stanhope Gardens on the main hifi connected to the outdoor Omni fm antenna. However 2NSB and Brock battle it out on the car radio. If there is a clear LOS to the mountains Brock is received over 2NSB. If LOS is to the east 2NSB powers over Brock.
2NSB is still off the air and B-Rock is coming in fine here in southern Sydney on the car radio and on the Tecsun. I wonder what other receivable distant stations aren’t receivable in Sydney purely because of co-channelling
Looking at ACMA’s records, it’s only 10 kW and I’m about 135 km away – it sure reaches a great distance for a 10 kW station. I’m guess this is thanks to its elevation (about 1,250 m ASL).
I can’t get a signal of B-Rock here, although considering that Northside Radio 99.3 usually comes in quite well and the fact that I can usually barely get Move FM on 107.9 (except during times of temporary broadcasts, like now with the Voice Of Islam one that’s currently running) that’s probably not too surprising…
Anyway, according to their Facebook page Northside Radio 99.3 is currently off air due to transmitter issues.
Will have to keep my ear on that, it was on air yesterday arvo. Like ant, I get Brock fairly permanently anyway. On the car radio splatter from 99.1 ws is more of a hassle than 2NSB is for listening to Brock.
Yeah, on the horizontal Yagi, B-Rock is dominant regardless. On the car radio and Tecsun with vertical whips, 2NSB is boss.
Northside Radio back on air, over Brock on the car radio only.
I’m picking up a new station on 88.0. The signal peaks towards Penrith with 2/3 bars on the Sony XDR. There are no announcements, just continuous music, mainly dance pop with female vocals. 80’s music was heard last night and early this morning- The Police, INXS etc.
At the moment, I’m experiencing some unusual tropo enhancement, with 2ABCRN Coonabarabran dominant on 107.9. We have the Voice of Islam broadcasting locally on 107.9 at the moment, and more strangely, there’s no hint of 2ICE Lithgow. Perhaps Lithgow is off the air or at reduced power?
Yes, I’ve noticed it about 15-20 minutes ago at a north-facing hill just north of Campbelltown through my parents’ Subaru Forester car radio, in which I’ve received the Mt Dowe stations quite well, including 97.5 2GGG & even 98.3 Now FM (weak but heardable). Not bad for the middle of winter! 
Yes, a bit of enhancement up here as well.
Faint ABCs from South Coast and Canberra.
But most notable were the high power ABCs from Orange as well as 2GZ and STAR. Even heard a “Nine on 5” promo on STAR.
ABC 891 coming loud and clear from Melbourne tonight!
Are you surprised? I have found 891 to reach south east towards Melbourne/regional Vic quite well.
ABC SA should be taking national programming live, 30 min delay is silly.
I have received it before but i do think that the ABC stations are overpowered tho.
This afternoon, I decided to go to Flagstaff Hill in Wollongong and conduct an FM bandscan using my car radio (as admittedly, I had nothing better to do). I am able to identify some of the stations, however with others, I might need your help. 
It is worth noting too that all of the frequencies listed below are individual stations.
Flagstaff Hill, Wollongong, NSW
FM Bandscan
3.00pm-3.40pm
87.6
87.8 [Religious station] - Unfortunately, this station does not broadcast any station ID’s.
88.0
88.3 {WSFM : Moss Vale Repeater}
88.5 - The two hosts on the station were taking about The Beatles’ 1965 album “Rubber Soul”.
88.9
89.1
89.7
90.5
90.9 {ABC NewsRadio} (RDS)
91.3 {C91.3}
91.6 - It was an ethnic station.
91.7 {2ST} (RDS)
92.1
92.3
92.5
92.7 {Bay & Basin FM}
92.8 - The station was playing rock music at the time.
92.9 - {ABC Classic FM : Sydney} (RDS)
93.3
93.5 {Eagle FM}
93.6
93.7
94.1 {Pulse FM} (RDS)
94.5
94.9 {Power FM} (RDS)
95.3 {Smooth FM}
95.7 {ABC Classic FM} (RDS)
96.1 {Edge FM} (RDS)
96.5 {Wave FM} (RDS)
96.9 {Nova FM}
97.3 {ABC Illawarra}
97.9
98.1 {i98fm}
98.5
98.9 {Triple J}
99.1 - The station played “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith.
99.3 - Played “Cats In The Cradle” at the time.
99.5
99.7
100.1
100.3
100.5
100.7
100.9
101.1 - Played country music.
101.3 {Sea FM} (RDS)
101.5 - Played heavy metal music. The station is also on the 102.1 frequency.
101.7 {WSFM}
102.5
102.9
103.2 {Hope 103.2} (RDS)
103.5
103.7
104.1 {2DayFM} (RDS)
104.3
104.5 {Star FM}
104.7
104.9 {Triple M Sydney}
105.1
105.3 {Hot Country FM}
105.7
106.1
106.5 {KIIS FM Sydney} (RDS)
106.7
106.9 {Vox FM} (RDS)
107.1 {Highlands FM}
107.3
107.7 - Not sure of the station, but it mentioned “Lake Haven” as the location for a business advertisement.
107.9 {Move FM Lithgow}