Official ACMA data

Australian radio frequencies

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Transmitter data: Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) broadcast transmitter register. Postcodes: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does this frequency list come from?

From the broadcast transmitter register published by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). We list transmitters with an issued licence.

Why do some stations have so many frequencies?

National broadcasters and regional networks use relays to reach towns their main transmitter does not cover. Each relay has its own frequency; the network pages list them town by town.

What is a call sign?

It is a station’s official identifier. Australian call signs start with a state digit – 2 for NSW, 3 for Victoria, 4 for Queensland, 5 for SA, 6 for WA, 7 for Tasmania, 8 for the NT and 1 for the ACT – such as 3AW or 2GB.

How do I find the right frequency for my area?

Use our Radio Stations Near Me tool: type your postcode and it lists what reaches you, with the frequency to tune to.

Do you list DAB+ stations?

This list shows FM and AM frequencies. DAB+ stations share a block (9A, 9B or 9C) in each capital city; the near-me tool shows which blocks reach you.