How do I contact 4BC?
Open Line and Talkback:
- Within QLD: 133 882.
- Outside Australia: +61 (02) 8381 0319.
- Text (SMS) line: 0499 880 882.
- Phone: (07) 3908 8200.
- Address:
- Phone: (02) 9134 0000.
- Street address:
- Postal address:
Why is 4BC moving?
Nine Radio today announced 4BC will swap frequencies with sister station 4BH, moving to 882 AM to give the Brisbane audience a clearer and better overall listening experience.
What is the 2GB number?
873 kHz
2GB is a commercial radio station in Sydney, Australia broadcasting on 873 kHz, AM. In 2010, 2GB held 14.7% of the total radio ratings share, making it the most widely listened-to radio station in Sydney.
Why is 4BC changing frequency?
4BC content manager, Max Dudley, said: “We have made the decision to move 4BC down the dial to 882 AM to enhance the listening experience of our loyal talk radio listeners. The change to 882 on the AM dial is an important step to making us easier to find.
What is Triple J station number Brisbane?
FM Frequencies
| MHz | p | program |
|---|---|---|
| 93.3 | m | ABC Triple J |
| 94.1 | v | ABC Triple J |
| 94.5 | m | ABC Triple J |
| 94.7 | m | ABC Triple J |
Why are 4BC and 4BH swapping?
Nine Radio’s 4BC has completed its planned frequency swap with sister station 4BH today. Brisbane’s 4BC has moved up the dial to 882AM, with 4BH replacing it on 1116AM. Nine said the move was designed to “give the audience a clearer and better listening experience”.
Why is 4BC 882?
Brisbane’s 4BC this morning flipped the switch and swapped frequencies with sister station 4BH, moving to 882 AM in a move designed to give the audience a clearer and better listening experience. “Now we now want to give our audience the best listening experience for all of our programs.
How can I listen to 2GB?
You can listen to 2GB live on your Android device by downloading the free 2GB mobile app. Please be aware that listening to streaming radio via mobile data on your will count against your monthly data transfer allowance.
What freq is Triple J?
Triple J is a national Australian radio station owned by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. This government-funded station began broadcasting in January 1975 as 2JJ, at 1540 kHz, on the AM band. In 1980 it changed to the FM band, on a frequency of 105.7 MHz and became 2JJJ (later, Triple J).
