Sorry for the confusion I did not receive it on TV. I received the audio on 91.75 on what is now a vintage pioneer hifi, now deceased with a wire fm antenna mounted
91.75 NBN audio carrier was a permanent signal, and one day when Kix 106 was very strong with tropo 91.75 was not NBN but ABC 3 audio carrier Canberra. It only happened once ever.
Has been like this for a few months at least, but definitely a delayed roll-out from the rest of the ARN websites (the Pure Gold and Edge sites use the same template)
So weird! Almost like when FM104.7 had a Today Network logo, and had a rock format (10 years after the rest of the Today Network had dropped a rock format).
Yes, I remember that whenever I was down in Canberra back in the late 90s & early-mid 00s. It was a bugbear for young radio listeners there for those who would prefer to listen to CHR during the day, in which they would have to tune to fortuitous reception of Eagle FM from Goulburn or Snow FM from Cooma, and also FM93 (later Star FM, now hit93.1) from Wagga, particularly before Eagle came on-air in January 1997.
Nowadays, Canberra has two CHR stations: hit104.7 on FM/DAB+ & Snow Digital on DAB+.
I know, right!? Funny that it happens only a couple of weeks after the discussion on here about them changing to Triple M. Maybe ARN is flexing their authority. Itâs still gonna be odd hearing Triple M references dropped on a station with that logo.