SEA have also added the “point” to the frequency ID.
But surprisingly there’s no “Hit 101.3” tagline with the SEA FM ID.
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On 102.3/105.1 in Port Macquarie & Kempsey, it’s just
“The Mid North Coast’s Hit FM”
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And in Albury - “The River - now the Border’s 105.7, Triple M”
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Which is just Metro stations / Provincial + transitional brands / Regional markets in alphabetical order. Some ‘hierarchy’; it’d be more useful distinguishing stations by music log.
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Website now updated: https://www.triplem.com.au/hobart/news/
Facebook still has previous name in some areas: https://www.facebook.com/mmmhobart/?ref=ts&fref=ts
Vehicle:
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BTW, that’s Wineglass Bay in the Freycinet National Park… which is 200km north of Hobart.
It’d be like if a Central Coast station used a photo of Sydney Harbour, or a Brisbane station used a photo of Surfers Paradise.
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However, Freycinet National Park is within the Hobart licence area.
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But it’s not Hobart, it’s the bush
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Actually that’s Hit 96.1 Mt Gambier, not 5SE (now Triple M)
While driving to Melbourne I heard the most unusual thing. It went something like this:
"You’re listening to Ray Hadley on the Riverena’s Triple M"
I never thought I’d hear the words “Ray Hadley” and “Triple M” in the same sentence.
I didn’t stay tuned in for long.
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I’ve got Fridayitis, you knew what I meant 
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I’m fairly sure Hadley has appeared on The Dead Set Legends on Triple M Sydney.
And Grill team. Regular caller actually
SEA FM made the Gold Coast news - explaining their new logo and colour scheme and “assuring listeners that local content will remain the same” .
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Slow news day?
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However, Freycinet National Park is within the Hobart licence area.
how’s the reception of triple m at Freycinet National Park… 
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Affiliate appreciation day.
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