What is triple js number?
Frequently Asked Questions. If you want to get in touch for a talk with the audience topic you can call 1300 0555 36 or text 0439 75 7555.
What channel is Triple J Vic?
FM Frequencies
| MHz | p | program |
|---|---|---|
| 97.7 | v | ABC Triple J |
| 97.7 | m | ABC Triple J |
| 97.9 | v | ABC Triple J |
| 98.1 | v | ABC Triple J |
What radio station is Triple J in Melbourne?
3JJJ 107.5 FM
triple j, 3JJJ 107.5 FM, Melbourne, Australia | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn.
Is Triple J on DAB?
Your favourite ABC networks are all on DAB+: local ABC Radio, ABC RN, ABC NEWS, ABC Classic FM and triple j.
What channel is triple j Geraldton?
6JJJ 98.9 FM
triplej Perth, 6JJJ 98.9 FM, Geraldton, Australia | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn.
What station is Triple J Newcastle?
In common with other Australian radio stations, Triple J has also gradually increased the amount of talkback content in its programming. There are several reasons for this.
What frequency is Radio National Melbourne?
206.352
Appendix 12 – Radio transmission frequencies
| Digital Radio | ||
|---|---|---|
| State | Area Served | Frequency (MHz) |
| VIC | Melbourne | 206.352 |
| VIC | Melbourne City | 206.352 |
| VIC | Port Melbourne | 206.352 |
What number is double J on the radio?
200
Check your digital radio coverage on this map. You can also get Double J on TV, just switch to free-to-air channel 200.
What frequency is Triple J on?
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).
When did Triple J start broadcasting in Australia?
In 2006, triple j’s coverage expanded when transmission began in Broome, Western Australia. As Broome was one of the largest towns in Australia to not receive triple j to this point, the station celebrated with a concert featuring many local bands, also simulcast on the Live at the Wireless programme.
What’s Triple J got to do with it?
Unique, grungy and eclectic, Triple J is Australia’s favourite national youth broadcaster. It’s a go-to to station to find music from local garage bands you’ve never heard of alongside the best international musicians with worldwide acclaim.
When did Double J start broadcasting on AM?
2JJ commenced broadcasting at 11:00 am, Sunday 19 January 1975, at 1540 kHz (which switched to 1539 kHz in 1978) on the AM band. The new Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) station was given the official call-sign 2JJ, but soon became commonly known as Double J.
