| 词条 | Hit106.9 Newcastle | |
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|name = hit106.9 |image = Hit_106.9_newcastle.png |city = Newcastle, New South Wales |area = Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley, Central Coast |branding = hit106.9 |slogan = Newcastle's home of Hits and Old School |frequency = 106.9 MHz FM (1992-) |translator = |repeater = |airdate = {{start date|1937|08|30}} (as 2HR) 1950s (as 2NX) 1990s (as 2XXX) |share = |share as of = |share source = | format = Hot AC |language = English |power = |erp = |haat = |class = |facility_id = |coordinates = |callsign_meaning = NXFM came from former 2NX callsign |former_callsigns = 2HR (1937-1954) 2NX (1954-1992) NXFM (1992-2016) |former_frequencies = 1341 kHz AM (1978-1992) |affiliations = Hit Network |owner = Southern Cross Austereo |licensee = Radio Newcastle Pty. Ltd. |sister_stations = KOFM |website = {{official website|http://www.hit.com.au/newcastle}} }} hit106.9 (call sign: 2XXX) is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, on a frequency of 106.9 MHz, and is part of Southern Cross Austereo's Hit Network. KOFM is a sister station sharing the same building. Historyhit106.9's history can be traced back to Singleton radio station 2HR, owned by Hunter River Broadcasters Pty. Ltd. The station launched on August 30, 1937. Shareholders included the Singleton Argus and the Robinson Family. Three years later, the station was moved to Maitland, with transmitter at Lochinvar. In those days, 2HR operated on 680 kHz with 300 watts of power, and was affiliated with the Macquarie Broadcasting Network. Programs were originated locally between 6:30 am and 6:30 pm, before taking the Macquarie feed at 6:30 pm. In the 1950s, 2HR was relocated to Newcastle, with its transmitter located in Bolwarra. Station manager Ken Robinson was a former Army officer, and his identification number had the letters NX. Therefore, the station was given the callsign 2NX, and a new frequency at 1360 kHz . In 1971, 2NX's owners Hunter Broadcasters were purchased by the Catholic Broadcasting Company, owned by the Catholic Church. 2NX programming still was relayed to 2NM overnight during this time, and was identified as 2NXNM. In the early 1990s, the Catholic Church got out of broadcasting, and sold 2NX to Radio Newcastle, which was later taken over by Austereo, and then sold a 50% stake to RG Capital Radio Network (which was taken over by Macquarie Bank). 2NX was granted a license to convert to FM in the '90s and moved to 106.9 MHz, branding itself originally as X107, before changing to NXFM. On April 2011 Southern Cross Media bought out Austereo for more than 700 million giving Southern Cross Media full ownership of NX FM. On December 15 2016 NXFM became known as hit106.9 in Southern Cross Austereo’s mass re-branding of its regional radio network.[1] Hit 106.9 are a sponsor of local A-League team the Newcastle Jets. Current On-Air ScheduleWeekdays:
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NXFMs logo 2005-2016 References1. ^{{cite web|author=Josh Leeson |url=http://www.theherald.com.au/story/4189215/nxfm-takes-hit-in-radio-brand-retune/ |title=NXFM takes Hit in radio brand retune | Newcastle Herald |website=Theherald.com.au |date=2016-09-26 |accessdate=2016-12-19}} External links
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