I would love to see 10 make TVQ their big hub, but can’t see that happening as it’s too small and anything outside of Sydney apparently is a footnote according to all mainstream media outlets 
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Seven broadcast studio and facilities at Rosehill Gardens
ABC’'s Parramatta streetside studios. One is radio and the other is TV.
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I went up to Mt Alexander the other day. The BCV site is basically untouched and sealed since the fire due to asbestos issues etc. Just a Genset and small transmitter for a low power radio transmission is running off that tower from what I could gather. Guy wire tension looked ok on that tower.
Some demolition has occured on the BAI site, along with a patchwork of cables to bypass those destroyed at ground level. New cable channels to be constructed soon up to the tower at ground level.
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What could they possibly be talking about?
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At that time…it was about some kind of tool.
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Is this a permanent setup? How often do seven use it? I don’t know much about horse racing?
Would that portable have a control room. Or just green room facilities
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I’ve seen it before, the building to the right is permanently there. That would provide a shot to the yard and finish post (I think), and I suspect the building to the left is a demountable that is always there as a either a control room (if they don’t use an OB truck)) and/or a green rom.
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The building on the left is actually Seven’s studio set-up. You can see the window and studio lights from the reverse angle:
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Photo of an ABC Radio rack at a transmitter site.
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I thought the AFL had studios at AFL House?
Or is this because of their impending move?
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The AFL outsourced many of its productions since last year.
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ESC-Fact: das Fernsehsignal aus der Wiener Stadthalle wurde über 4 Wege redundant übertragen: per LWL nach Frankfurt an die EBU, ebenfalls per Glasfaser an den Küniglberg und dann noch 2x via Satellit. pic.twitter.com/wpzgefSzME
— Martin Bertsch (@MartinBertsch99) May 17, 2026
“the television signal from the Vienna Stadthalle was transmitted redundantly over 4 routes: via fiber optic cable to Frankfurt to the EBU, also via fiber optics to Küniglberg, and then twice via satellite.”
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The NRN11 building in Coffs Harbour taken from approximately the same spot in 1977, 1999 and 2004. It was extended in the early 1980s.
Source: The story of Pitt Square, Jen Grant.
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I remember you could see this from the pacific highway once upon a time. Not now.
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We’re moving out of there next month
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Where’s the new digs?
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