1384.6 - Statistics - Tasmania, 2005  
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A commercial radio or television licensee is required under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Cwlth.) to provide a service that, when considered together with other broadcasting services available in the licence area, contributes to the provision of an adequate and comprehensive range of broadcasting services in that licence area.

Two commercial TV stations are available throughout most of Tasmania. WIN carries Channel Nine network programs and Southern Cross carries a composite of Channel Seven and Channel Ten programs.

Tasmania had 12 commercial radio broadcasting services at July 2003, with six operating on the AM band and six operating on the FM band. Commercial FM radio broadcasting services are provided only in particular areas of the state, because AM provides a better reception in mountainous areas.


COMMERCIAL RADIO STATIONS, Tasmania

Call sign
Frequency
Location
Licence expires

7BU
558 kHz
Burnie
5 Mar 2006
7DDD
107.7 MHz
Devonport
17 Oct 2006
7AD
900 kHz
Devonport
5 Mar 2006
7TTT
100.9 MHz
Hobart
13 Jun 2005
7HHO
101.7 MHz
Hobart
31 Mar 2008
7XXX
107.3 MHz
Hobart
17 Apr 2004
7TAB
1008 kHz
Launceston
12 Dec 2004
7LA
1098 kHz
Launceston
17 Jul 2004
7AUS
92.1 MHz
Queenstown
28 Feb 2006
7XS
837 kHz
Queenstown
31 Mar 2008
99.7 SEA
99.7 MHz
Scottsdale
20 Feb 2007
7SD
540 kHz
Scottsdale
5 Mar 2006

Source: Australian Broadcasting Authority.



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