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2AAA FM - The Riverina's Best Music Mix
Information about the radio
AAA had its beginnings in June 1978 when a handful of people gathered to discuss the idea of establishing Wagga Wagga's own Community Radio Station. Mr Stuart Carter is given credit for this "brainchild". Stuart represented the Student's Union of the Riverina College of Advanced Education. Stuart presented the group with a working paper entitled "Community Radio IS People".
The first Public meeting was held on the 19th September 1978 in the City Council chambers and was attended by 75 people. A plan of action was presented to the second public meeting in November 1978 by the steering committee.
Test transmissions were conducted from the Wagga Wagga College of Technical And Further Education (TAFE) on April 11th to 13th, 1980. Programs included classical, middle-of-the-road, rock, country, folk, opera, ballet, jazz as well as music from various international groups presented in their own language.
After a licence hearing in October 1980, 2AAA was granted a licence by the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal (now called the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
The first official broadcast of 2AAA was on Friday July 31st, 1981. It ran for 54 hours from Friday till Monday. In those early days, 2AAA transmitted from temporary premises in the Australian Arcade, Fitzmaurice Street.
2AAA relocated to its own premises in November 1982, on the corner of Young and Coleman Streets.
You can listen to 2AAA on the following frequencies:
Wagga Wagga: FM1071.1
South Wagga: FM107.9
Junee: 97.9
Coolamon: 99.1
Gundagai: 99.1
The first Public meeting was held on the 19th September 1978 in the City Council chambers and was attended by 75 people. A plan of action was presented to the second public meeting in November 1978 by the steering committee.
Test transmissions were conducted from the Wagga Wagga College of Technical And Further Education (TAFE) on April 11th to 13th, 1980. Programs included classical, middle-of-the-road, rock, country, folk, opera, ballet, jazz as well as music from various international groups presented in their own language.
After a licence hearing in October 1980, 2AAA was granted a licence by the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal (now called the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
The first official broadcast of 2AAA was on Friday July 31st, 1981. It ran for 54 hours from Friday till Monday. In those early days, 2AAA transmitted from temporary premises in the Australian Arcade, Fitzmaurice Street.
2AAA relocated to its own premises in November 1982, on the corner of Young and Coleman Streets.
You can listen to 2AAA on the following frequencies:
Wagga Wagga: FM1071.1
South Wagga: FM107.9
Junee: 97.9
Coolamon: 99.1
Gundagai: 99.1
Radio contacts
| Address: | Wagga Wagga Community Media Inc. Cnr Young & Coleman Streets, Turvey Park NSW 2650 |
| Phone: | + +61 2 6925 3000 |
| Site: | 2aaa.net |
| Facebook: | @2aaa.fm |
Sales Team: [email protected];
Music Production: [email protected];
Website & Facebook: [email protected]
If you wish to make a complaint or just general feedback, you can write to us by either:
2AAA FM, PO Box 2019, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or [email protected]
