Star FM (Australian radio network)

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Star FM is a Australian radio network, consisting of stations in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.

The brand was created in 1999 by DMG Radio Australia. In 2004 Macquarie Regional RadioWorks brought all the stations except Star FM on the New South Wales Central Coast which is still owned by DMG from DMG Radio Australia. Macquarie have arrangements with DMG for the use of the Star FM and other brands.

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[edit] Programming

The network's stations are aimed at the under 35's section of the market, airing Top 40 and popular music. For most stations, the only local program heard on these stations is the breakfast program.

[edit] Weekday programming

  • 6am to 10am - Local Breakfast Show
  • 10am to Midday - The Grind
  • Midday to 4pm - Big K's Workday
  • 4pm to 7pm - The Benchwarmers
  • 7pm to 10pm - The List with Age and Renee
  • 10pm to Midnight - The Local
  • Midnight to 5.30am - Truck Radio

[edit] Star FM Stations

[edit] New South Wales

[edit] Victoria

[edit] South Australia

[edit] External links


Australian Radio Networks

ABC: ABC Classic FM | ABC NewsRadio | Radio National | Triple J | ABC Local Radio | ABC DiG | PNN | Radio Australia

SBS (five feeds)

Austereo: Today Network | Triple M

ARN: Mix FM | Classic Hits

DMG: Nova | Vega

Southern Cross Broadcasting: 2UE | 3AW | 4BC | 6PR | Magic 1278 | 4BH | 96FM

Macquarie Regional RadioWorks: Hot FM/Sea FM/Star FM | Local Works | Kids FM

Racing networks: Sport 927 | TOTE Radio | 2KY | Racing Radio | RadioTAB

Other minor networks and radio companies: RPH Network | Fine Music Network | Rhema FM | Vision FM | 2SM Supernetwork (2 networks) | Radio 2 | Grant Broadcasters | Capital Radio Network | Ace Radio | Pacific Star Network | Macquarie Radio Network | Coastal Broadcasters | Prime Radio Network | Red FM | WAFM | Spirit Network | North East Broadcasters

See Also: AM stations in: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney

See Also: FM stations in: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney


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