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Soulman O'gaia CD Distribution to Community Radio Soulman O'Gaia May 12 Station Area phone fax Address Pcode Contact email ACT Artsound FM 92.7 Canberra's Music Manuka 02-6295-7444 or 02-6295-8499 PO Box 3573 2603 Chris Deacon [email protected] and Arts Radio (1ART) 02-6295-8444 CMS FM91.1 (1CMS) Weston 02-6287-7058 02-6287-4348 PO Box 3882 2611 Werner Albrecht [email protected] Valley FM 89.5 (1VFM) Erindale 02-6296-6895 PO Box 112 2903 Chris Moy [email protected] 1WAY FM (1WAY) Fyshwick 02-6239-3711 02-6239-3722 PO Box 927 2609 Colin Webster [email protected] CD Distribution to Community Radio Soulman O'Gaia May 12 Station Area phone fax Address Pcode Contact email NSW 2AAA (2AAA) Wagga Wagga 02-6925-3000 02-6925-2300 PO Box 2019 2650 Chris Jacobson [email protected] Bay & Basin 92.7FM (2BAB) Sanctuary Point 02-4443-9244 02-4443-7040 18 Sanctuary Point Rd 2540 Brad Slaughter [email protected] 93.7 EDGE FM (2BAR) Bega 02-6492-4202 PO Box 771 2550 Graeme Jensen [email protected] 2BBB FM (2BBB) Bellingen 02-6655-0718 02-6655-1888 PO Box 304 2454 Margaret St Leger [email protected] Life FM 100.1FM - Spirit of the West Bathurst 02-6334 4814 02-6334-2837 PO Box 615 2795 Garry Anderson [email protected] (2BCB) 2BOB RADIO (2BOB) Taree 02-6552-6200 02-6552-7196 PO Box 400 2430 Rob Meaton [email protected] Hope 103.2 (2CBA) Seven Hills 02-9854-7000 02-9831-4999 Locked Bag 1032 2147 Phillip Randall [email protected] Coast FM 96.3 (2CCC) Gosford 02-4322-0072 02-4322-0075 PO Box 19 2250 Jean Abbott [email protected] ALIVE90.5 (2CCR) Baulkham Hills 02-9686-3888 02-9639-5618 PO Box 977 1755 Jeff Ruitenbach [email protected] CHR FM (2CHR) Cessnock 02-4991-1286 02-4991-1757 PO Box 421 2325 Catherine Parsons [email protected] 2 C.O.W FM (2COW) Casino 02-6662-3796 02-6662-3796 PO Box 1149 2470 Sue Gibson [email protected] Eurobadalla Radio 107.5 (2EAR) Moruya 02-4474-5445 02-4474-3500 PO Box 86 2537 Paul Hofmann [email protected] Great Lakes FM (2GLA) Tuncurry 02-6555-8433 02-6555-6643 PO Box 493 2428 Graham Gigla [email protected] Triple H (2HHH) Hornsby Westfield 02-9489-3934 n/a PO Box 2055 1635 Jason Velleley [email protected] 2MCE (2MCE) Bathurst 02-6338-4790 02-6338-4402 Panorama Avenue 2795 Lisa Hampshire [email protected] 2MNO Monaro FM (2MNO) Cooma 02-6452-5210 02-6452-5210 2630 Margaret Faulkner [email protected] River FM - 92.9 (2NCR) Lismore 02-6622-7939 02-6622-1266 PO Box 550 2480 Paul Tilling [email protected] NIM FM 102.3 (2NIM) Nimbin 02-6689-0279 02-6689-0279 PO Box 522 2480 Katrina Edwards [email protected] FM 99.3 - 2NSB (2NSB) Chatswood 02-9419-6969 02-9413-1684 PO Box 468 2057 Janice Hamilton [email protected] Paradise FM 101.9 (2PAR) Ballina 02-6686-0101 02-6686-4011 PO Box 612 2478 Jim Bowtell [email protected] Port Stephens FM (2PSR) Salamander Bay 02-4984-6666 02-4984-6718 PO Box 22 2317 Konrad Kandlbinder [email protected] 2RDJ FM (2RDJ) Burwood North 02-9744-3284 02-9744-1088 PO Box 1088 2134 Record Librarian [email protected] SWR FM (2SWR) Doonside 02-9676-0999 02-9831-4455 PO Box 221 2767 Matt Reid [email protected] Triple U FM (2UUU) Nowra 02-4422-1193 N/A PO Box 884 2541 Trent Molyneaux [email protected] 103.1 TANK FM (2WET) West Kempsey 02 6562 8883 02-6562-3344 PO Box 3200 2440 The Secretary [email protected] Highland FM 107.1 (2WKT) Bowral 02-4872-1119 PO Box 214 2576 Graham Moir [email protected] CD Distribution to Community Radio Soulman O'Gaia May 12 Station Area phone fax Address Pcode Contact email WOW FM 100.7 (2WOW) St Marys 02-9833-1444 02-9833-4539 PO Box 1041 1790 Bill Gayed [email protected] Yass FM (2YAS) Yass 02-6226-5266 02-6226-5277 PO Box 51 2582 Dorothy Horsman [email protected] 2YOU-FM 88.9 (2YOU) Tamworth 02-6766- 02-6766-3861 PO Box 998 2340 The Secretary [email protected] 6342/02-6766- 6777 TLC (TLC 100.3FM) Yamba 02-6646-1100 PO Box 601 2464 Erica Fletcher [email protected] NT Gove FM (8EAR) Nhulunbuy 08-8987-1500 08-8987-2144 PO Box 946 0881 Robert Stewart [email protected] Katherine Community Radio (8KTR) Katherine 08-8971-1889 08-8971-2233 PO Box 889 0851 Jon Raynor [email protected] QLD Bay FM (4BAY) Cleveland 07-3821-0022 07-3286-9166 PO Box 1003 4164 Kay Howick [email protected] Beau FM (4BSR) Beaudesert 07-5541-4235 07-5541-4744 PO Box 235 4285 John Robinson (Program [email protected] Committee) Brisbane River Valley Radio (4BVR) Toogoolawah 07-5423-1959 07-5423-1960 PO Box 148 4313 Music Coordinator [email protected] Cairns FM 89.1 (4CCR) Manunda 07-4053-6891 07-4053-2085 PO Box 891 4870 Linda Pearson [email protected] Dalby Community Radio 89.9 FM Dalby 07-4662-5391 07-4662-5571 PO Box 943 4405 Reg Kerslake [email protected] (4DDD) 4EB FM 98.1 (4EB) East Brisbane 07-3240-8600 07-3240-8633 PO Box 7300 4169 Peter Rohweder [email protected] Fraser Coast FM 107.5 (4FCR) Hervey Bay 07-4128-1079 PO Box 393 4655 David Mills [email protected] 96five (4FRB) Milton BC 07-3217-5999 07-3217-5888 PO Box 965 4064 Liam Renton [email protected] 92.9 Voice FM (4GOD) Toowoomba 07-4639-4981 07-4639-3077 PO Box 3367 Village 4350 Matt Oastler [email protected] Fair Rim FM 100.1 (4RIM) Boonah 07-5463-1228 07-5463-1133 PO Box 243 4310 Robyn Freiberg [email protected] Rainbow FM (4SDB) Warwick 07-4661-8989 07-4661-9984 PO Box 473 4370 John Elliott [email protected] 4YOU (4YOU) Wandal 07-4927-2444 07-4922-7447 PO Box 2194 4700 Merle Cole [email protected] CD Distribution to Community Radio Soulman O'Gaia May 12 Station Area phone fax Address Pcode Contact email SA Triple B FM (5BBB) Tanunda 08-8563-3788 08-8563-0786 PO Box 654 5352 Marilyn Simpson [email protected] Coast FM (5CST) Glandore 08-8371-5887 08-8371-5899 25 Naldera Street 5037 Christine Eastern [email protected] Fresh 92.7 (5FBI) Adelaide 08-8232-7927 08-8224-0922 Cinema Place 5000 Troy Sincock [email protected] 90.1 Happy FM (5GS) Victor Harbor 08-8552-7999 08-8552-7227 PO Box 999 5211 Rob Tilmouth [email protected] PBA-FM (5PBA) Salisbury 08-8250-3735 08-8281-7495 PO Box 433 5108 Denise Guest [email protected] ROX FM (5ROX) Roxby Downs 08-8671-2545 08-8671-2934 PO Box 642 5725 Julian Tregenza [email protected] 5TCB FM (5TCB) Bordertown 08-8752-2777 08-8752-2977 PO Box 526 5268 Barrie Hayman [email protected] 5THE FM (5THE) Millicent 08-8733-4077 08-8733-4721 PO Box 701 5280 Sheryl Lowe [email protected] TRAX FM (5TRX) Port Pirie 08-8633-2111 08-8633-4419 PO Box 887 5540 Andrew John Rohde [email protected] TAS STAR FM (7BOD) St Helens 03-6376-1306 03-6376-1337 PO Box 317 7216 Blitz Greig [email protected] City Park Radio 103.7 (7LTN) Launceston 03-6334-3344 PO Box 1501 7250 Music Coordinator [email protected] Hobart FM 96.1 (7THE) Hobart 03-6244-1900 03-6244-8510 GPO Box 1324 7001 Terry Mather [email protected] CD Distribution to Community Radio Soulman O'Gaia May 12 Station Area phone fax Address Pcode Contact email VIC 99.9 Voice FM (3BBB) Ballarat 03-5333-1201 03-5332-9540 PO Box 149 3353 Helen Bath [email protected] 100.7 Highlands FM (3CH) Woodend 03-5427-2040 03-5422-2503 PO Box 966 3442 Geoff Murray [email protected] KLFM (3EON) Bendigo 03-5444-1377 03-5444-1388 PO Box 2997 3554 Heidi Tobin [email protected] Golden Days Radio (3GDR) Glen Huntly 03-9572-1466 03-9572-1455 P.O. Box 287 3163 Alex Hehr [email protected] 96.3 Rhema FM (3GGR) Belmont 03-5241-6550 03-5241-6552 PO Box 886 3216 Peter McCoy [email protected] 96.5 Inner FM (3INR) Heidelberg 03-9457-1718 03-9457-4674 PO Box 410 3084 Adrian Hook [email protected] Radio Mansfield (3MCR) Mansfield 03-5775-2333 03-5775-1744 PO Box 667 3724 Marg Seeber [email protected] 98.9 North West FM (3NOW) Glenroy 03-9304-1244 03-9304-1468 PO Box 403 3046 Jean Rau [email protected] 3NRG Radio (3NRG) Sunbury 03-9919-3336 03-9919-3339 PO Box 340 3429 Michael Cherriman [email protected] Plenty Valley FM 88.6 (3PVR) Mill Park 03-9404-2111 03-9404-2122 PO BOX 148 3082 Dorian White [email protected] Coastal FM (3RPC) Portland 03-5523-4333 03-5523-6293 PO Box 450 3305 Viv Aroin [email protected] RPP FM (3RPP) Mornington 03-5975-2650 03-5973-4796 PO Box 2180 3931 Chris Spencer [email protected] Radio Upper Murray (3RUM) Walwa 02-6037-1410 02-6037-1410 55 Main Street 3709 Greg Thompson [email protected] Smart FM 99.1 (3SFM) Swan Hill 03-5032-5991 03-5032-5990 PO Box 998 3585 Brian Barry [email protected] UG FM - Radio Murrindindi (3UGE) Alexandra 03-5772-2722 03-5772-2414 PO Box 270 3714 Rita Guenzel [email protected] Alpine Radio 96.5 FM (3VKV) Mount Beauty 03-5754-4554 03-5754-4514 PO Box 331 3699 Ian Erbacher [email protected] Yarra Valley FM 99.1 (3VYV) Woori Yallock 03-5961-5991 PO Box 991 3139 Ian Bolster [email protected] WA 6CKI Voice of the Cocos (Keeling) West Island 08 9162 6666 PO Box 1084 6799 Roban Clarke [email protected] Islands (6CKI) Cocos Islands Meeka FM (6MKA) Meekatharra 08-9981-1358 08-9981-1358 PO Box 259 6642 Anita Seery [email protected] 98.5 Sonshine FM (6SON) Como 08-9313-0800 08-9313-0801 PO Box 474 6952 Bevan Jones [email protected] .
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