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This is a list of Australian television call signs. When a television broadcaster in Australia is granted a licence, a call sign consisting of a unique series of letters and numbers is allocated by the Australian Communications and Media Authority and are unique for each broadcast station.
Television station call signs often began with two letters denoting the station itself, followed by a third letter denoting the state or territory where the station is located. For example, NBN's call sign stands for Newcastle Broadcasting, New South Wales. The third letter for TV stations in a state is the first letter of the state:
The following is a list of Australian radio station callsigns beginning with the number 1, indicating a radio station in the Australian Capital Territory. Callsign Area served
Changed call to 2WYR in 2007 2WYR: Community 2NA: Newcastle: 1512 AM Changed call to 2RN in 1991 2RN: National 2NT: Nowra: 0 603 AM Changed call to 2RN in 1991 2RN: National 2NX: Newcastle: 1341 AM Moved to FM in 1992 as 2XXX: 2KY (HPON) Commercial 2OO: Wollongong: 1575 AM Moved to FM in 1992 as 2WIN: Rete Italia (HPON) Commercial 2SB: Sydney ...
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TCBL (Vision Australia Radio) Commercial 6PPM: Perth: 0 92.9 FM Changed call to 6MMM in 2020 6MMM: Commercial 6RPH: Perth: 0 990 AM Shut down in 2015 : TCBL (Vision Australia Radio) Community 6TTT Geraldton: 0 97.3 FM Shut down in 2011 silent Community 6UVS: Perth: 0 92.1 FM Changed call to 6RTR in 1991 6RTR: Community 6UWA: Perth: 0 92.1 FM ...
Australian radio titles are a mix of common name and call sign. Almost all FM stations are common name titled, and so are a number of AM stations. Call signs are mostly used as FM titles when the station branding is indistinct (e.g. "88.9 FM" 2YOU).
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