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CWK312.1 Radio Listing OCT007 www.christianityworks.com / [email protected] Listen in... Australian and New Zealand listening schedule and podcast streaming AUSTRALIA Christianityworks program - a 1/2 hour weekly teaching program with Berni Dymet A Different Perspective - a 10 minute daily program with Berni Dymet State Town Station Freq Christianityworks A Different Perspective National Over 200 locations Vision Radio Network See Vision Go to visionfm.com.au/ourstations.htm Website ACT Canberra 1WAY FM 91.9 FM Sunday 5.00 am Sunday 11.30 am Sunday 9.00 pm NSW Sydney FM103.2 103.2 FM Daily 4.00 am NSW Bathurst Life FM 100.1 FM Sunday 1.00 pm Daily 11.00 am & 3.00 pm 2MCE FM 92.3 FM Sunday 7.30 am NSW Coffs Harbour 2IAM FM 94.1 FM Sunday 2.30 pm Daily 3.10 pm NSW Dubbo Rhema FM 94.3 FM Sunday 12.00 pm Daily 8:30 am Wednesday 1.30 pm NSW Gosford Rhema FM 94.9 FM Sunday 10.00 am NSW Grafton 103 Life FM 103.1 FM Wednesday 10.00 pm Daily 2.30 pm NSW Manning Great Lakes Rhema FM 106.5 FM Saturday 5.00 pm Daily 10.30 am & 11.00 pm Saturday 12.00 am NSW Newcastle Rhema FM 99.7 FM Sunday 10.00 am NSW Orange (Relay from Bathurst) 2MCE FM 94.6 FM Sunday 7.30 am NSW Port Macquarie Rhema FM 99.9 FM Saturday 10.00 pm Mid North Coast NSW Tamworth Rhema FM 93.7 FM Saturday 3.00 pm Daily 7.00 pm Monday 11.00 pm NSW Wollongong Ninefourone 94.1 FM Sunday 8.00 am Daily 4.00 am & 6.30 pm QLD Boonah Community Radio RIM 100.1 FM Sunday 5.00 pm QLD Gympie Rhema FM 91.5 FM Tuesday 3.30 pm Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri 9:30 am Saturday 7.00 am QLD Hervey Bay/ Wide Bay Rhema FM 105.1 FM Wednesday 7.00 pm Daily 2.00 pm QLD Mareeba Rhema FM 92.3 FM Saturday 9.00 pm Daily (as Vision) Sunday 10.00 pm QLD Mt Isa Rhema FM 105.7 FM Wednesday 2.00 pm Tues 4.00pm, Thurs 3.00 am Friday 3.00 am & Sat 10.00 pm Saturday 6.00 pm QLD Gladstone Rhema FM 91.9 FM Wednesday 8.00 pm Daily 8.30 am & 5.15 pm Sunday 8.00 am QLD Sunshine Coast Rhema FM 106.5 FM Sunday 5.00 pm Daily 11.10 am QLD Toowoomba Light FM 92.9 FM Daily 11.00 pm QLD Townsville Live FM North QLD 99.9 FM Sunday 8.00 am Daily 6.05 am VIC Ballarat Good News Radio 103.9 FM Sunday 3.00 pm VIC Corryong Revival Time Radio 94.9 FM Monday 1.00 pm Daily 9.30 am Thursday 3.00 pm . share & inspire Listen in... Australian and New Zealand listening schedule and podcast streaming AUSTRALIA cont... State Town Station Freq Christianityworks A Different Perspective VIC Wendouree Good News Radio 103.9 FM Sunday 3.00 pm Daily 9.00 am VIC Gippsland Life FM 103.9 FM Saturday 2.30 am Sunday 9.00 pm VIC Mildura Son Raysia 94.1 FM Wednesday 12.30 pm Daily 8.00 am Gospel Radio VIC Melbourne Light FM 89.9 FM Sunday 5.30 am Daily 10.40 pm VIC Wodonga The Light 100.7 FM Saturday 7.30 am Daily 5.00 am & 12.30 pm Saturday 7.30 pm SA Victor Harbour Spirit FM 96.5 FM Wednesday 9.30 pm SA Mt Gambier Rhema FM 104.9 FM Tuesday 3.00 pm Daily 2.00 am & 2.00 pm Sunday 4.00am SA Adelaide 5RPH 1197AM Saturday 6.30 pm WA Geraldton Soncity FM 97.3 FM Sunday 4.00 pm Daily 8.30 am, 12.00 pm & 6.00 pm WA Morley Sonshine FM 98.5 FM Sunday 9.00 pm TAS Mt Arthur Way FM 98.1 FM Sunday 4.05 pm Daily 11.05 am TAS Launceston WAY FM 105.3 FM Sunday 4.05 pm Daily 11.05 am NT Darwin Rhema 97.7 97.7 FM Sunday 8.00 pm NEW ZEALAND A Different Perspective - a 10 minute daily program with Berni Dymet State Town Station Freq A Different Perspective NZ Rhema UCB See below Daily 9.50pm & 2.10pm Alexandra 92.7AM Greymouth 92.3FM Opunake 93FM Timaru 594AM Auckland 1251AM Hamilton 855AM Queenstown 94.4FM Tokoroa 99.6FM Balclutha 107FM Hawkes Bay 99.1FM Raetihi 95FM Wanaka 89FM Bay of Plenty 540AM Invercargill 1404AM Rotorua 93.5FM Wanganui 594AM Christchurch 612AM Kaikohe / Bay Of Islands 90.4FM Tapanui 99.6FM Wellington 972AM Clinton 88.5FM Kaitaia 549AM Taranaki 540AM Westport 94.9FM Cromwell 89.5FM Manawatu 91.4FM Taumarunui 97.5FM Whangarei 621AM Dunedin 621AM Masterton 97.3FM Taupo 95.1FM EastLand 549AM Nelson 801AM Te Anau 94.3FM ASIA PACIFIC Asia 11 Countries HCJB 15425 KHz Thursday 11:30 am (GMT) SW 19m Band Pacific 5 Countries HCJB 11750 KHz Friday 9.00 am (GMT) SW 25m Band PODCASTING is quite simply the ability for people to download But it’s a huge, global phenomenon… and is only set to grow. All of our programs automatically from the Internet and store them on their PC or programs are available to today’s Internet-savvy generation by podcast as portable sound player to listen to whenever they like. Some people have well as radio. never heard of podcasting. Others are avid users. Just visit www.christianityworks.com. It’s so easy to do! AUSTRALIA PO Box 1729 BONDI JUNCTION NSW 1355 1300 722 415 / NEW ZEALAND PO Box 2704 WELLINGTON 0800 262 597 . www.christianityworks.com / [email protected] share & inspire.
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