List of Sydney radio stations

Last updated April 08, 2024

Radio in Sydney became a popular tool for politics, news, religion, and sport and has managed to survive despite the introduction of television and the internet.^[1] The first long range (520 km) coastal radio station was established in 1911. In 1921, amateur radio broadcasters commenced transition. The first radio licence in Australia was granted to Charles Maclurcan for station 2CM.^[2] Commencing in 1923, 2SB is the second official station to be licensed. Sydney's first official station 2FC commenced service in 1924. In 1935, the studios of the ABC install a disc recorder, enabling the recording of programs to occur for the first time.^[3] Talk radio was introduced on 2SM in 1967. In 1974, 2MBS commences broadcasting as the first full-time FM station in Australia, playing classical music 24 hours a day. Finally, in 1975, multicultural radio is launched with the formation of 2EA.^[4]

Notes

Historically, many Australian broadcast stations had no names other than their official callsigns. In this case the Station name is left blank.
Other stations have had several names. These names are all listed.
If the station is still broadcasting under the same callsign and mode of transmission, the Last broadcast is left blank.
If the callsign and/or mode of transmission has changed, the new data is presented on a new row of the table, and the name or callsign of the new station is shown in the Succeeded by column, which is otherwise blank.
Sydney radio stations are surveyed 8 times per year by Commercial Radio Australia as part of the national radio ratings surveys.

Stations

AM and FM stations with an asterisk are also available on digital (DAB+) radio

AM

Callsign	Location	Frequency (kHz)	Branding	Format	Type	Launch
2RN	Sydney	576	ABC Radio National	Talk	National	5 December 1923
2PB	Sydney	630	ABC News Radio	News/Talk	National	15 August 1994
2BL	Sydney	702	ABC Radio Sydney	Talk	National	23 November 1923
2GB	Sydney	873	2GB	News/Talk	Commercial	23 August 1926
2UE	Sydney	954	2UE	Music	Commercial	26 January 1925
2KY	Sydney	1017	Sky Sports Radio	Sports	Commercial	31 October 1925
2EA	Sydney	1107	SBS Radio	Multicultural	National	9 June 1975
2CH	Sydney	1170	SEN	Sports	Commercial	22 October 2020
2SM	Sydney	1269	2SM	News/Talk	Commercial	24 December 1931
2RPH	Sydney	1224	2RPH Print Radio	Radio Reading Service	Community	18 April 1983
	Sydney	1539	SEN Track	Sport	Commercial	October 2020
	Sydney	1611	Vision Radio Network	Christian	Narrowcast	1 February 1999
	Sydney	1620	2moro Radio	Arabic	Narrowcast	February 2006
	Sydney	1638	2ME Radio Arabic	Arabic/Classic Hits/Pop Contemporary	Narrowcast	25 October 1996
	Sydney	1665	2MM Greek Radio	Greek	Narrowcast	1996
	Sydney	1683	Greek Radio	Greek	Narrowcast	16th of March 1983

FM

Callsign	Location	Frequency (MHz)	Branding	Format	Type	Launch
2ABCFM	Sydney	92.9	ABC Classic FM*	Classical	National	24 January 1976
2SBSFM	Sydney	97.7	SBS Radio*	Multicultural	National	9 June 1975
2JJJ	Sydney	105.7	Triple J*	Youth	National	19 January 1975
2MAC	Campbelltown	91.3	C91.3	Hot Adult Contemporary	Commercial	2001
2PTV	Sydney	95.3	Smooth FM 95.3*	Adult Contemporary	Commercial	1 August 2005
2ONE	Katoomba	96.1	CADA*	Rhythmic Contemporary Hip Hop	Commercial	7 September 1935 (as 2KA) 23 October 1992 (as One FM) January 2002 as The Edge 96.ONE 30 March 2022 as CADA
2SYD	Sydney	96.9	Nova 96.9*	Pop Contemporary Hit Radio	Commercial	1 April 2001
2UUS	Sydney	101.7	WSFM 101.7*	Classic Hits	Commercial	23 November 1978
2DAY	Sydney	104.1	2Day FM*	Pop Contemporary Hit Radio	Commercial	2 August 1980
2MMM	Sydney	104.9	Triple M 104.9*	Rock	Commercial	2 August 1980
2WFM	Sydney	106.5	KIIS 1065*	Pop Contemporary Hit Radio	Commercial	13 February 1925 (as 2UW) 30 April 1994 (as Mix 106.5) 19 January 2014 (as KIIS 106.5)
2RDJ	Burwood, New South Wales	88.1	2RDJ	Community Radio	Community	5 November 1983
2RRR	Ryde	88.5	2RRR	Community Radio	Community	1984
2MWM	Manly North	88.7	Radio Northern Beaches	Community Radio	Community	March 1984
2RSR	Sydney	88.9	Radio Skid Row	Community Radio	Community	10 August 1983
2GLF	Liverpool	89.3	89.3 2GLF	Community Radio	Community	1985
2RES	Waverley	89.7	Eastside Radio	Community Radio	Community	1983
2VTR	Windsor	89.9	Hawkesbury Radio	Community Radio	Community	1978
2NBC	Narwee	90.1	2NBC Radio	Community Radio	Community	May 1983
2CCR	Parramatta	90.5	Alive 90.5	Community Radio	Community	18 December 1992
2MFM	Sydney	92.1	Muslim Community Radio*	Muslim Community Radio	Community	1995
2LND	Sydney	93.7	Koori Radio*	Indigenous programming	Community	December 2002
2FBI	Sydney	94.5	FBi Radio*	Australian Music	Community	29 August 2003
2OOO	Sydney	98.5	2000 FM	Multilingual	Community	1994
2NSB	Chatswood	99.3	Northside Radio	Community Radio	Community	May 1983
2SSR	Sutherland	99.7	2SSR	Community Radio	Community	26 September 1992
2SWR	Blacktown	99.9	SWR FM	Community Radio	Community	27 September 2003
2HHH	Hornsby	100.1	Triple H 100.1	Community Radio	Community	2000
2MCR	Campbelltown	100.3	2MCR	Community Radio	Community	22 August 1989
2RPH	Sydney East	100.5	RPH Print Radio	Radio Reading Service	Community	18 April 1983
2WOW	Penrith	100.7	Wow FM	Community Radio	Community	June 2001
2BAC	2BACR	100.9	BFM 100.9	Community Radio	Community	1983
2MBS	Sydney	102.5	Fine Music Sydney*	Classical/Jazz/Blues	Community	15 December 1974
2CBA	Sydney	103.2	Hope 103.2	Contemporary Christian	Community	5 March 1979
2SER	Sydney	107.3	2SER*	Community Radio	Community	1 October 1979
	Sydney	87.6	Mood FM		Narrowcast
	Brookvale	87.6	Raw FM	Dance	Narrowcast	December 1999
	Penrith	88.0	My88	80's Music	Narrowcast	1 January 2021
	Penrith / Camden	88.7	Vintage FM	Oldies	Narrowcast	1 January 2009
	Hawkesbury / Nepean / Blue Mountains	87.6 / 87.8	River FM 87.6	Country	Narrowcast	1993
	Sydney	87.8	Radio Austral	Spanish	Narrowcast	27 June 1992
	Bondi	88.0	Bondi FM		Narrowcast

Digital radio

Digital radio in Australia uses the DAB+ standard and is available in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Darwin.^[7] The national government owned networks, the ABC and SBS, and the commercial radio stations in each market provide many of their services and a few digital-only services on the digital platform. Australia uses the AAC+ codec provided with upgraded DAB+ standard.^[8]^[9]

Type	Short Label	Branding	Format	Bit-Rate	Ensemble
Audio	ABC NEWS	ABC NEWS	News	48 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	Double J	Double J	Other Music	80 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABC Jazz	ABC Jazz	Jazz Music	80 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABCCntry	ABC Country	Country Music	80 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABC KIDS	ABC KIDS listen	Varied	72 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABC SYD	ABC SYDNEY	News	64 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABCRNat	ABCRadioNational	Current Affairs	64 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABC Clas	ABC Classic	Serious Classical	80 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	ABCGstd	ABC Grandstand	Sport	40 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	triple j	Triple J	Pop Music	80 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	Unearth	Triple J Unearthed	Other Music	72 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	SBS 1	SBS Radio 1	National Music	40 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	SBS 2	SBS Radio 2	National Music	40 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	SBS 3	SBS Radio 3	National Music	48 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	Chill	SBS Chill	National Music	72 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	PopAsia	SBS PopAsia	National Music	72 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	PopDesi	SBS PopDesi	National Music	64 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Audio	Arabic24	SBS Arabic24	News	48 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO
Data	ABC EPG	ABC-SBS EPG	-	8 kbit/s	SY ABC&sbs RADIO

Audio	2SM	2SM Talk & Sport	News	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	Gorilla	GorillaDanceHits	Dance	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	ZOO	ZOO MusicVariety	Pop Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	Dance	Dance Super Digi	Pop Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	FUN	FUN Classic Hits	Classic Hits	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	Triple M	Triple M	Rock Music	56 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	MMM104.9	MMM104.9 TRIPLEM	Rock Music	56 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	MMMCLASS	MMM CLASSIC ROCK	Rock Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	MMMGREAT	MMM GREATEST	Rock Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	MMMAUS	MMM AUSSIE	Rock Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2DayFM	2DayFM	Pop Music	56 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2DayEasy	2Day Easy	Pop Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2DayBudd	2Day Buddha	Chill Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2DayOlds	2Day Oldskool	Pop Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2DayUrba	2Day Urban	Pop Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2UE	2UE	Music	80 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	NTS	News Talk Sport	Sport	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	SkySprt1	SkySportsRadio1	Racing	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	SkySprt2	SkySportsRadio2	Racing	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	SkyTbred	Sky Tbred Cent	Racing	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	Fine Mus	Fine Music	Serious Classical	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	Koori	Koori Radio	Culture	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2RPH	2RPH Digital	Information	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1
Audio	2TripleO	2TripleO 985	Culture	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 1

Audio	WSFM1017	WSFM 1017	Classic Hits	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	WSFM 80s	WSFM 80s	Classic Hits	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	KIIS1065	KIIS 1065	Pop Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	The Edge	The Edge	Pop Music	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	KIIS 90s	KIIS 90s	Pop Music	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	CW Remix	CW Remix	Pop Music	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	ELFRadio	ELF Radio	Christmas Music	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	Kids	Kinderling Kids	Children's Programmes	32 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	smoothfm	smooth fm 95.3	Easy Listening Music	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	Relax	Smooth Relax	Chill Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	Nova 969	Nova 969	Pop Music	112 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	Coles	Coles Radio	Pop Music	40 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	2GB	2GB 873	News	128 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	2CH 1170	2CH 1170	Oldies Music	128 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	MMMCNTRY	MMM COUNTRY	Country Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	Hope	Hope 1032	Other Music	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	InspireD	Inspire Digital	Religion	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	2SER	2SER 107.3	Education	64 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	2MFM	2MFM Muslim DR	Religion	48 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2
Audio	FBi	FBi Radio	Other Music	56 kbit/s	DAB+ Sydney 2

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References

↑ Griffen-Foley, Bridget (2008). "Commercial radio". Dictionary of Sydney. Retrieved 27 July 2014.
↑ Roger Meyer. "The Role of Coastal Radio Stations in the Early Days of Communications With Aircraft" . Retrieved 30 September 2012.
↑ Australian Radio History, Bruce Carty, Sydney, 2011
↑ Australasian radio: A Chronology of the first 60 years (2004)
↑ Our Story : SBS Corporate SBS Corporation
↑ Final Radio Ratings of 2016
↑ Canberra digital radio trial update Archived 2 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine , 14 July 2010, Digital Radio Plus
↑ Commercial Radio Australia: The Future Archived 25 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine
↑ "Digital Radio Plus" . Retrieved 13 August 2016.

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[Commercial_radio-1] Griffen-Foley, Bridget (2008). "Commercial radio". Dictionary of Sydney. Retrieved 27 July 2014.

[2] Roger Meyer. "The Role of Coastal Radio Stations in the Early Days of Communications With Aircraft" . Retrieved 30 September 2012.

[3] Australian Radio History, Bruce Carty, Sydney, 2011

[Milesago-4] Australasian radio: A Chronology of the first 60 years (2004)

[sbsabout-5] Our Story : SBS Corporate SBS Corporation

[6] Final Radio Ratings of 2016

[7] Canberra digital radio trial update Archived 2 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine , 14 July 2010, Digital Radio Plus

[8] Commercial Radio Australia: The Future Archived 25 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine

[9] "Digital Radio Plus" . Retrieved 13 August 2016.

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v t e Radio stations in Sydney
AM and FM stations with an asterisk are also available on digital (DAB+) radio
AM stations	ABC Radio National 576* ABC News 630* ABC Radio Sydney* 2GB 873* 2UE 954* Sky Sports Radio 1017* SBS Radio 1 1107* 1170 SEN* 2RPH 1224* 2SM 1269* SEN Track 1539* Vision Christian Radio 1611 2moro Radio 1620 2ME Radio Arabic 1638 2MM 1665 Hellenic Radio 1683
SW stations	2.355 2.3685 3.21 (AXA225) 3.21 (Unique Radio) Yolŋu Radio 5.045
FM stations (Sydney wide)	Muslim Community Radio 92.1* ABC Classic FM 92.9* Koori Radio 93.7* FBi 94.5* Smooth 95.3* Nova 96.9* SBS Radio 2 97.7* 2000FM 98.5* 2RPH 100.5* WSFM 101.7* Fine Music 102.5* Hope 103.2* 2Day FM 104.1* Triple M 104.9* triple j 105.7* KIIS 106.5* 2SER 107.3*
FM stations (local)	Northside Radio 99.3 (North Shore) The Beat 87.8 (Penrith) Vintage FM 88.0/88.7 (Penrith, Hawkesbury and Camden) Voice of Islam 87.6 Radio Austral 87.8 2RDJ 88.1 (Burwood) WSFM 88.3* (Camden) 2RRR 88.5 (Ryde) Radio SkidRow 88.9 (Inner West) Radio Blue Mountains 89.1 (Katoomba) 2GLF 89.3 (Liverpool) Eastside Radio 89.7 (Waverly) Pulse 89.9 (Hawkesbury) 2NBC 90.1 (Narwee) Radio Northern Beaches 88.7/90.3 (Manly) Alive 90.5 (Cumberland) C91.3 (Campbelltown) CADA (96.1)* (Katoomba) WSFM 99.1* (Richmond) SWR Triple 9 FM (99.9) (Blacktown) Triple H 100.1 (Hornsby) 2MCR 100.3 (Campbelltown and Camden) WOW FM 100.7 (Penrith) BFM 100.9 (Bankstown) 2LT 101.1 (Wentworth Falls)
Digital-only stations	ABC ABC Country ABC Grandstand ABC Extra ABC Jazz Double J Triple J Unearthed ARN Chemist Warehouse Remix KIIS 90s WSFM 80s BOG Dance Super Digi Fun Super Digi Gorilla Dance Hits Zoo Music Variety Kinderling Kids Kinderling Kids Nine News Talk Sports Nova Coles Radio Smooth Chill SBS Radio SBS Arabic24 SBS Chill SBS PopAsia SBS PopDesi SBS Radio 3 SCA Easy 80s Hits Blender Beats Dance Hits RnB Fridays Oldskool 90s Hits Triple M 90s Triple M Classic Rock Triple M Country Triple M Hard n Heavy Triple M Soft Rock SEN 2CH SEN Vic Rete Italia Sky Sports Radio Sky Sports Radio 2 Sky Thoroughbred Central Community Inspire Digital
By call sign	AXA222 AXA225 2ABCFM* 2BCR 2BL* 2BLU 2CBA* 2CCR 2CH* 2DAY* 2EA* 2FBI* 2GB* 2GLF 2HHH 2JJJ* 2KY* 2LND* 2MAC 2MBS* 2MCR 2ME 2MFM* 2MM 2MMM* 2MORO 2MWM 2NBC 2NSB 2ONE* 2OOO* 2PB* 2PTV* 2RDJ 2RES 2RI 2RN* 2RPH 2RRR 2RSR 2SBSFM* 2SER* 2SM* 2SYD* 2UE* 2UUS* 2VTR 2WFM* 2WOW VKD960 Ozy Radio
Previous and aspirant stations	Apna Digital Community Development Radio Service 5.03 Cool Country 2KA 1476/88.0/88.7 Macquarie Sports Radio 954 NovaNation Ozy Radio 3.21/5.045 Radio 2 1611 Radio Symban 2.36847
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