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===Current 92.9FM Staff=== |
===Current 92.9FM Staff=== |
Revision as of 13:22, 23 June 2009
Broadcast area | Perth |
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Frequency | 990 kHz AM (1937-1990) 92.9 MHz FM (1990-) VHF 9A (2009-) |
Programming | |
Format | Hit music |
Affiliations | Today Network |
Ownership | |
Owner |
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Today Network Mix 94.5 | |
History | |
First air date | April 22, 1937 (as 6PM) December 31, 1990 (as 6PPM) |
Former call signs | 6PM (1937-1990) |
Call sign meaning | addition of letter to former callsign 6PM |
Technical information | |
ERP | 40 kW |
Links | |
Webcast | WMA (32kbit/s) |
Website | 929.com.au |
92.9 (callsign 6PPM) is a music radio station, owned by Austereo and part of the Today Network, broadcasting in Perth, Western Australia. Until March 2007, their studios were located at 283 Rokeby Road, Subiaco, however they are now located in a purpose built broadcast centre with sister station mix 94.5, at 450 Roberts Road, Subiaco.
History
92.9 was originally 6PM on the AM band, beginning broadcasting on April 22, 1937 and in the '60s, '70s and '80s broadcast a Top 40 format on 990 kHz. The station secured significant listener market (AC Neilson) share despite a rival station (96FM) gaining a monopoly on the FM band in the 1980s.
On December 31, 1990, the station was one of two additional Perth radio stations to gain a license to convert in the FM band. They became 92.9 6PM-FM; then subsequently PMFM. The official call sign, for regulatory purposes was changed to 6PPM to reflect the move to FM. During most of the 1990's PMFM was Perth's number one radio station.
The 2000s saw PMFM change their name to The All New 92.9, and then to just 92.9. In February 2006, 92.9 changed its logo in line with the rest of the Today Network. In 2007 92.9 and sister station Mix 94.5 moved to a new purpose built building at 450 Roberts Road in Subiaco.
- Former Breakfast shows on PMFM 92.9
- 1992-1996: 'PMFM Morning Crew with Gary, Amanda & Redman'
- 1997-2000: 'PMFM Morning Crew with Gary, Jane & Bernie'
- 2001-2004: 'Zara, Troy & Bernie in the Morning'
- 2004-2005: 'The Larry Baxter Show with Bernie Brittain, Luke Bolland and Stella (AKA Natalie Bevalaqua)
- 2005: 'The Larry Baxter Show with Bernie Brittain, Lukey Bolland & Sally Rope
- 2006-2007: 'Em, Wippa & Ollie' (John Bleby anchor)
- 2007: 'Em, Wippa & Tim'
- 2008: 'The Em & Wippa Show' (Tim Arnold anchor)
- 2009: 'The Em & Sam Mac Show' (Basil Zempilas anchor)
Current 92.9 Shows
- The Em & Sam Mac Show - Emelia Rusciano, Sam Mac and Basil Zempilas (anchor)- breakfast
- Mike "Nollsy" Christian - Mornings
- Tenille “TK” Kerin - Afternoons
- Hamish and Andy - drive
- Kyle and Jackie O Hour of Power - nights
- Hot30 Countdown - Tim Lee and Biggzy
- Ross Wallman "Hot Ross" - Fill In
- Monday to Thursday nights are automated until the next day.
- Friday Nights after the hot30 countdown - DJ KC Baker
Temporary 92.9 Shows [Holiday period]
TBA - breakfast, Mike "Nollsy" Christian - Mornings, Ross Wallman "Hot Ross"- Afternoons "TK", TBA - Drive (maybe Hamish and Andy collector's edition], Hot30 Countdown - Chris Page and Charli Delaney
Current 92.9FM Staff
Mickey Maher
Transmission
Since being on the FM band, 92.9 has broadcast from a transmitter situated next to the Channel 7 tower from Bickley in the Perth Hills. It shares its transmitter site with sister station Mix 94.5 and 96fm. They use a combiner and share the same antenna array. The original AM transmitter for 6PM was situated at Coffee Point in Applecross. The ERP is at 40kW Omni-directional, covering the north and south of Perth. As well as covering Perth, 92.9 can be heard as far North as New Norcia, South to Waroona and East to Northam.
Networking
Like most radio stations that are part of a national network, 92.9 participates in networking and automation of certain shows. Currently the following shows are networked:
- Hamish and Andy
- Kyle & Jackie O's Hour of Power
- Hot 30 Countdown
- Sounds of Smirnoff [with KC Baker]
- Rate The Hits Top 20 Countdown
- Best of Hamish and Andy
- The Hot Hits
- Australian First
- Loaded
- Take 40 with Andrew G
- American Top 40
Notable Past announcers
- Amanda Walsh - Former Seven News Reporter, Now MIX 94.5 Newsreader
- Troy Swindells-Grose - Director - Humour Australia - Melbourne
- Zara Swindells-Grose - Director - Humour Australia - Melbourne
- Luke Bolland - Hosting Monday Night Wrestling TV show
- Ollie Raison - Living in London, England.
- Orion Kelsall - Now has his own production company and works as an actor and MC. Worked on Underbelly, The Pacific and various TV commercials. MC's at Crown Casino.
- Harlee McLeod - Nova 969 in Sydney
- Sal Rope
- Mel Preston - Events Director at WA Business News
- Chris 'Becko' Beckhouse - Now presenting Afternoons on B105 in Brisbane
- Labrat - Now presenting Breakfast on B105 in Brisbane
- Simon Mountain
- Gavin Miller - Now Drive presenter at 96fm
- Darren de Mello - Now Afternoons presenter at 96fm
- Matt Bern - Now presenting breakfast on 95.5 Krock in Geelong
- Craig Weston - Now presenting Nights on MIX 94.5 in Perth
- Jane Marwick
- Gary Shannon - Now presenting brekky on 96FM in Perth
- John Burgess (as 6PM) - Now presenting Breakfast on 3MP in Melbourne
- Ted Gook (as 6PM)
- John K Watts (as 6PM)
- Lionel Yorke (as 6PM)
- Jeff Newman (as 6PM)
- Ric Melbourne (as 6PM)
- Lindsay Walker (as 6PM)
- Laurie Atlas (as 6PM) - Now doing breakfast at 93.9 BayFM Geelong
- Michael Wipfli - Presenting Ryan, Monty & Wippa on Nova FM across Australia
- (Bad Boy Ben) Ben Wasley - Now Giggling Ben on Hamish and Andy
- Claire Marshall - drive shift at Vega in Melbourne
- Ellie Mobbs - Afternoons on 2dayfm in Sydney
- Daniel Cassin - 2dayfm
See also
External links
Further reading
- Business as usual for radio stations says Gary Roberts.Radio stations sold by Jack Bendat to Austereo for $100m. Managing Director Gary Roberts to stay on. Campaign brief Sept.1997, p.6
- Miraudo, Nadio.Snap, crackle and pop. Popular breadfast radio announcers in competition to win competitive breakfast radio ratings - MIX 94.5 Botica's bunch (Paul Shepherd, Lisa Shaw and Fred Botica), 96 FM's Paul Redmond and Bary Kay battle with 92.9 PMFM's Gary Shannon, Jane Marwick and Bernie Brittain. Sunday times (Perth, W.A.) 6 August 2000, p.41,