We want to vary the Remote Central and Eastern Australia Radio licence area plan (LAP). This will involve:
Increasing the power and antenna height and changing the antenna radiation pattern of the 8SAT FM commercial radio station in Padthaway East to improve signal strength in Bordertown and extends coverage to Willalooka, Wirrega, Wolsely, Frances and Kybybolite areas.
Making spectrum available for new 4RBL and 4BRZ FM commercial radio services to serve the Urbenville, Muli Muli and Woodenbong areas.
Increasing the power and decreasing the antenna height of the 4RBL and 4BRZ commercial radio services in the Chinchilla area to extend the coverage of the rural service.
Changing the nominal location and site coordinates of the Milikapiti community radio service so that the location in the LAP better reflects the actual licensed site.
Changing the specifications of the 4ACR Wujal Wujal community radio service to reflect that the licensee has not yet implemented a requested change of frequency and site location, and to allow them to transition to that changed specification.
Changing the nominal location of the 2WCR Coonabarabran community radio service to reflect its current location more accurately.
I don’t think summer has quite the same connotations these days as it used to… nowadays it often gets too hot/humid, and often gets bad storms or bushfires. I don’t think people look forward to it as much anymore.
so i used the Vision carplay app yesterday and today and honestly, its pretty good. it has the 2 live streams (Vision and Vision 180) as well as podcasts. it does what it needs to do
Interesting insights. I wholeheartedly agree with the observation that many younger listeners love classic hits from well before their time. My god-daughter’s favourite song is “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” by Billy Joel. And she knows the words to every ABBA song. She is 20 years old. Her high school put on a production of the Queen musical - which was fantastic.
Didn’t realise that KTM got the band back together…
Is Marty disappointed in his one man show? Or is it more Nova is desperate to rekindle the halcyon days?
(Either that or Melb’s lockdowns have created confusion as to what year it actually is!)
As Nova is far from sounding different. Had Nova retained a focus on being the point of difference in each market, it could distinguish itself from such tired dynamics.
Nova’s now supposed target market is over it too yet Paul and the other execs request such research to suit their own ideas. Not the way to do business.
