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LLTS Radio Station Advertising List LLTS Radio Station Advertising List Station Name Country Off Air AM Albania Lelahel Metal e-Zine Algeria FM Urquiza 91.7MHZ Argentina FM El Pasillo Argentina Nashville On Air Argentina Radio Compacto 96.1 Argentina FM Fenix 93.1 Argentina Estacion Tierra Argentina Emisora Cultural Luis Carlos Galán Sarmiento Argentina City-FM Armenia Radio Galactica FM Aruba Radio Galactica F.M. 99.9 Stereo Aruba 2SER FM Australia Radio 2CCR-FM 90.5 Australia YYYB Australia Community Radio 3WAY-FM Australia PBS 106.7FM Australia Radio 3ZZZ Australia RTRFM92.1 Australia Jazz Action Productions Australia Highland FM Australia PBSFM Australia 3MBSFM 103.5 Australia ILR Television and Radio Australia City Park Radio Australia Highlands 100.7FM Australia Coast FM 963 Australia EAGLE FM Australia 101 F.M. Australia 100.3FM 2MCR Macarthur Community Radio Australia RTRFM 92.1 Australia 101FM LOGAN CITY Australia 3TRFM Australia 93.7FM Koori Radio 2LND Australia 2NSB fm99.3 Australia radio 2DU Australia NOW FM, SYN FM Australia North West FM (3NOW) Australia BFM (Bankstown Community Radio) Australia 2NURFM Australia Curtin Radio 100.1 FM Australia 101FM Australia SA Roots and Blues Australia 2 SER-FM + ABC Radio National Australia 2 MBS FM Australia 3NRG Australia Buzz Magazine Australia General Alternative Australia PBS 106.7 FM Australia ABC Classic FM Australia 2RRR 88.5 FM Australia 2SER-FM Australia Kalamunda Community Radio Australia PBS FM Australia TUNE!FM Australia 2RRR Australia RTRFM 92.1 Australia Australian Country Music Australia Huon FM Australia Hawkesbury Radio 89.9FM Australia 95.3 Huon FM Australia 1242 3GV Australia Community Radio Melbourne Australia Great Southern FM 90.1 Australia 4TTT FM Australia TEN FM Australia STAR FM Australia Coral Coast Community Radio - 94.7FM Australia 94.5FM Australia Valley FM 89.5 Australia Radio 3MBR-FM Australia Wow FM 100.7 @ CBAA Australia BAYFM Australia Worldwide Independent Country Radio Australia OtwayFM Australia 3KND Victoria Australia DJ Jippers Australia (CBAA) Australia KLFM Australia 2BW Braidwood FM 92.3 Australia Highland FM Australia Alpine Radio 92.5FM Australia Triple H 100.1FM Australia 3RPP Australia West Gippsland Community Radio Australia Radio Adelaide 101.5 fm Australia PBS106.7 FM Australia 4NSA Australia PBS 106.7 FM Australia 2EAR-FM Australia Roots Radio Australia BLU FM 89.1 Australia ArtSound FM (& networked nationally) Australia Bondi 88 FM Australia 2RRR Australia 3CR FM Australia PBS FM Australia 4TTT FM Townsville Australia Tracks Music Kingston Australia Elevator Music Australia Jazzology Australia Australia Daily Telegraph Australia The Advocate Newspaper Australia Vogue Entertaining/Sain Mag Australia Noosa Community Radio FM101.3 Australia 3NRG Australia 3NRGFM Australia PBS FM 106.7 Melbourne Australia Radio and Media Productions Australia FM107.1 (2AAA) Australia Radio Logan 101FM Australia 4CCC 89.3 RainbowFM Australia NineFourOne FM Australia 2NCR-FM Lismore Australia BeauFM 101.5 Australia Huon FM 95.3 Australia Great Lakes FM Australia Switch 1197 AM Australia KIX FM Australia 101FM Logan Australia 101FM Logan Inc. Australia CBAA (Community Broadcasting Association of Australia Australia) Dalby Community Radio Australia Live FM Australia 4BAY FM and 4BSR FM and 101 FM Australia 3ZZZ Australia Free Dem Sound Sytem Australia QBN FM 96.7 Australia Wayne Hockings Australia Coastf/m 963 Australia 2CCR-FM Australia Triple U FM Australia PBB FM 106.7 Melbourne, Australia Australia 5GFM Australia Hawkesbury Radio Australia 3HCR Australia PBS 106.7FM Australia KLFM Australia 5YYY FM Australia BaseSpace Australia 101.1FM Australia 2nurfm Australia 2RRR FM (88.5) Sydney, Aust. Australia Fresh FM Adelaide Australia OAK FM 101.3 Australia Country Review Australia CHR-fm & 2NUR-FM, Australia 2XXFM Australia WYNFM 88.9 STEREO Australia 96.5 Inner FM Melbourne Australia 2NVR 105.9fm / 2bbb 93.3fm Australia 4CBL Australia Tweed coast country 101.3 Australia ABC Radio National Australia Coast-FM Australia Kinda Country Australia bluFM 89.1 Australia ABC Coast FM Australia Scene Magazine Australia Independent News Australia 2LVR Australia 97.9 FM Australia WDNR 89.5 FM Australia 3NRG 99.3FM Australia ABC Gippsland Australia 100.9 FM Australia Radio Adelaide Australia 100.3 Bay FM Australia Hot FM Australia dB Magazine Australia COAST FM and 3YB Australia Fresh FM Australia ABC Radio National Australia SNOW FM Australia The Gympie Times Australia Tank Radio 103.1 FM Australia 5CST Adelaide\'s 88.7Coast fm Australia 106.7 PBS FM / Chant Down Sound Australia Community Radio Network Australia 2MBS 102.5 FM Australia 2GCR FM103.3 Australia HUON FM Australia STEREO 974 Australia Club DJ Australia Street F.M. Australia Radio Upper Murray Australia Solid Gold Network Australia PBS FM Australia FreshFM 92.7 Australia 102.3 NIM-FM Australia Rhema FM Manning Great Lakes Australia Stereo974 Australia ValleyFM Australia 89.5 Valley FM Australia 3PBS FM Australia Freelance Music Journalist Australia HOTFM 106.7FM Australia 2ccrfm90.5 Australia RADIO ADELAIDE/HOT FM Australia Radio Adelaide 101.5FM Australia 5uv Australia Great Lakes FM Australia 7the fm Australia Radio Adelaide (101.5 FM) Australia ABC 774 Melbourne Australia Break O'Day FM Community Radio Australia Curtin FM 100.1 Australia ACCESS 31 TV Australia PBS FM Australia PBS FM - Arts Alive Australia Radio Adelaide Australia PBS 106.7FM Australia PBS FM Australia The Brag Australia ARRN (Australasian Retail Radio Network) Australia 94.7 The Pulse Australia EAGLE FM (CM) Australia Rok FM & 2PK Australia 3SER Australia I98FM Australia NOW FM (CM) Australia Diaspora Webzine Australia West Coast 7XS Australia 2YOU FM Australia Radio 4EB FM Australia 6DBY Australia K-ROCK & BAY FM Australia FM 98.5 The Pulse Of The Australia YAAMA FM Australia Radio Adelaide Australia 2BBB FM Australia 3MBS FM Australia 2GLF 89.3 FM Stereo Australia Blue Pie Muzik 4 U Australia 4NSA 101.3 FM Australia housefreaks and FBI Australia Cairns FM 89.1 Australia Radio Skid Row Australia 101 FM Australia 2BBB FM Australia 2MCE-FM Australia HuonFM 95.3 Australia Shoalhaven Community Radio Australia 88.9 WYN-FM Australia Adelaides Coast-FM Australia SYN 9-0-7, PBS Australia RADIO ADELAIDE 101.5fm & FRESH FM 92.7fm Australia 6CCR Australia 98.9 North West FM Australia RTRFM 92.1 Australia 8CCCFM 102.1 Australia Bunbury Mail Australia Warrnambool Standard Australia Capricorn Local News Australia The Murray Pioneer newspaper (Regional) Australia 101FM Radio Logan Australia 3HOT-FM Australia Tsunami Magazine Australia FM103.2 Australia WAY FM Australia RPC-FM Australia 2 AIR FM Australia 2SER-FM Australia OzRadio Australia 2 WAY FM Australia PBS FM 106.7 Australia 2SER FM Australia Triple J (National) Australia Bondi 88 FM Australia Coast FM (7DBX) Australia Coast FM Australia Radio 2CCC-FM Australia PBS-FM Australia Eden Community Radio Australia Radio Logan 101 FM Australia 4CCR, 97.4 M Australia 2MCE-FM Australia 101FM - Logan City Australia 3BBR FM Australia Noosa Community Radio 101.3FM Australia RADIO PBS FM Australia BOMBSHELL Australia 101FM Australia Hot country Australia Bay FM Radio Australia 5UV - Radio Adelaide Australia 3RPP FM Australia Heat FM Australia 5 KIX FM Australia RADIO ADELAIDE Australia Rhema FM 91.9 Australia 101.5 Beau FM 4BSR Australia Cairns FM89.1 Australia dj henri Australia 101 FM Logan City Australia MTMFM Australia 101FM Australia 3BBR-fm 103.1 Australia PBS-FM Australia West Gippsland Community Radio Australia TEN FM Australia BeatFM Australia Coast FM Australia 2Maxfm Australia 4TTT Fm 103.9 Australia Croc Radio Weia FM Australia 91.1&105.9 2cbd Australia Radio Fremantle 107.9FM Australia 89.7 Rhema FM Australia SUNSHINE FM 104.9 Australia 105.5 RoxFm Incorporated – 5Rox Australia Ballarat Gospel Radio Australia EZY-FM Australia 2WCR FM 99.5 Australia 2TENFM Australia Soncity FM Australia FM107.5 Australia Vision Radio Network Australia Vision Radio Network Australia Umeewarra Aboriginal Media Association Australia 2MTM Australia Eastside Radio Australia Rock Nation Radio Australia 4ZZZ FM Australia Coast FM 963 Australia yarra valleyfm99.1 Australia KIX-FM Australia Good News Radio 3BGR Australia OKR 97.1FM Australia 2SER 107.3FM Australia 89.3FM 2GLF Australia Yarra Valley FM 99.1 Australia 88.9 WYN – FM Australia 3RPP Australia Radio 2SER-FM 107.3 Australia FM 103.2 Australia Deep radio Australia Coast FM 963 Australia 101.1 FM Logan City, Australia Australia Triple U FM Australia country club productions pty ltd Australia FM98.5 Australia TripleU-FM, Nowra, N.S.W. Australia Australia Coral Coast 94.7 FM Australia Triple H 96.5 FM Australia TripleU Australia Radio Fremantle107.9fm Australia HighlandFM Australia Street FM Australia 107.3 Australia PBS FM Australia 2BAR 93.7 EDGE FM Australia 2CCR: Cumberland Community Radio Australia Progressive Broadcasting Service Australia ninefourone FM Australia 1494 2AY Australia PUMP.FM & Local FM Network Australia Rhema FM Newcastle Australia ABC Radio National Australia PRK Radio Australia 1CMS FM 91.1 Australia Ceduna Community Radio (5CCRFM) Australia Groove 101.7FM Australia Groove 101.7FM Australia Meeka FM 98.3 Australia 2SER.107.3 Australia 5YYY Australia 1031 Life FM Australia Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia Coast FM 963 Australia MeekaFM 98.3 Australia 2EZY-FM Australia 2CCR FM 90.5 TGIF Australia Coral Coast 94.7 FM Australia 2BAR 93.7 EDGE FM Australia Cairns FM 89.1 Australia dB Magazine Australia Triple U FM Australia 101 FM Logan Australia B105 Brisbane
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