New FM

New FM
New FM
City of license Newcastle
Slogan Hottest Songs from the 80's, 90's and Today
Frequency 105.3 MHz
First air date 6 May 1989 (1989-05-06)
Format Hot Adult Contemporary
Owner Broadcast Operations Group
Website newfm.com.au

NEWFM (call sign: 2NEW) is an Australian radio station, licensed to, and serving Newcastle and its surrounding area. It is owned by Broadcast Operations Group, and operates at 105.3 megahertz on the FM band. Its callsign is 2NEW, the 2 being a standard prefix for stations in New South Wales, and NEW short for Newcastle. Its sister station is 2HD. On 24 May 2005 NEWFM reverted back to its original 1989 logo which has since been modernised.

Contents

History

In 2008 NEWFM became the Hub of the Super Network FM Stations (NEWFM Network) supplying programming from its Sandgate based studios to stations from the NSW/Victorian boarder in the south, north to the Sunshine Coast in QLD and West to Broken Hill. The potential reach of the NEWFM Network is over 7 million people.[citation needed]

In 2009, NEWFM, along with its sister station 2HD announced plans to undertake a multi-million dollar ground up rebuild of its studio complex. The rebuild will see it become the most up to date digital studio complex in the country.[citation needed]

Line-Up/Key Staff

Line Up Monday - Friday

  • Hottest Songs from the 80's, 90's and Today (12am to 5:30am)
  • Sarah & Steve St John for Breakfast(5:30am to 9am) (Jonno Lis - Anchor)
  • Kelly Glover with New Fm's More Music Workday (9am to 2pm)
  • Tim Lynn for Drive (2pm to 6pm)
  • Love Song Dedications (7pm to 12am)

Saturday

  • Hottest Songs from the 80's, 90's and Today (12am to 6am)
  • "80's is Enough Weekend" - Various Announcers (6am - 12pm)
  • Saturday Night Party Mix (6pm to 12am)

Sunday

  • Hottest Songs from the 80's, 90's and Today (12am to 7am)
  • Better Homes & Gardens Radio Show (7am to 9am)
  • "80's is Enough Weekend" - Various Announcers (9am - 12pm)
  • The Hottest Songs of the 80's 90's and Today (12pm to 12am)

Key Staff

  • Guy Ashford - General Manager
  • Steve St John - Program Director
  • Jonno Lis - Music Director
  • Luke Hetherington - Promotions & Marketing Manager / Network Operations
  • Ross McClymont - Chief Engineer
  • Paul West - Sales Manager

See also

  • List of Australian radio stations

References

External links

v · d · eRadio stations in Newcastle, New South Wales
AM Stations
FM Stations
NBN 91.7 (TV audio)  · 2CHR 96.5  · Rhema FM 99.7  · 2RPH 100.5  · Triple J 102.1  · KOFM 102.9  · 2NUR 103.7  · New FM 105.3  · ABC Classic FM 106.1  · NXFM 106.9

Australia Radio Markets: Adelaide • Brisbane • Canberra • Darwin • Hobart • Melbourne • Newcastle • Perth • Sydney

See also: List of radio stations in Australia
v · Broadcast Operations Group
Also known as "Super Radio Network"
AM
2AD 1134 · 2BH 567 · 2HC 639 · 2DU 1251/972 · 2GF 1206 · 2MO 1080 · 4GY 558 · 2NZ 1188 · 2LM 900 · 2VM 1530 · 2MG 1449 · 2HD 1143/97.5 · 2EL 1089 · 2PK 1404 · Radio 531/93.5 · 2SM 1269 · 2TM 1287 · 2RE 1557 · 4WK 963/1359 · 4AK 1242 · Radio 97 972/104.1 · 2LF 1350
FM
2NEB 100.3 · Hill FM 106.9 · Zoo FM 92.7/103.7 · 2CLR 104.7 · Triple G 97.5FM · Gem FM 95.1/106.7 · Triple Z 100.9 · Now FM 98.3 · Real FM 93.1 · New FM 105.3 · ROK FM 95.5 · 2TTT 92.9 · MAX FM 107.3 · ROCCY FM 93.9/107.7/99.5
Digital
Gorilla Super Digi
Executive Staff
Bill Caralis
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