WebBunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. Bunbury Community Radio is on-air 24-7 with a continuous programme of popular contemporary music from 1960 to today. WebBunbury Community Radio serves the Greater Bunbury region and provides a music mix from the 1960's to today along with special programs that reflect our diverse music and …

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WebThe Radio Scene at the End of the Highway The July (2024) issue of the Australian DX News presents an interesting story about plans for an amateur DXpediton to the Grassy Hill Lighthouse overlooking the small northern town of Cooktown, at the end of the highway in far northern Queensland. WebBunbury 103.7 has now purchased their own tower and transmitter site. Our new antennae has also now been installed and this will help to amplify our signal strenght. New On-line … Discover the programs on Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM . Explore … He was on a community radio station in Perth and after relocating to the South … Find out the different ways to listen to Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. … Catch up on your favourite shows from Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. … You can become involved with Bunbury 103.7 as a volunteer member providing … About Bunbury 103.7 Our History Board of Management Help and FAQs . … Bunbury Community Radio is a local, independent, non-profit community radio … News Community Promote Your Community Event Sponsor Directory … Bunbury 103.7 EGG'cellent Easter Trail competition. Guess the number of eggs … News Community Promote Your Community Event Sponsor Directory … images of vintage matchbox cars

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WebOct 2, 2024 · Nathan Wheals is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Nathan Wheals and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the... WebTemporary FM frequency for ABC NewsRadio in Bunbury During works at the Yallingup transmitter, you can listen to ABC NewsRadio on 90.1FM. Get more information on what's going on. Home Grown History from 4 April 1946 The Bunbury Municipal Council Sanitary Department advertised for a worker on the sanitary pans collections. Applications for the position were to be made to the National Service … 10 days ago Home Grown History from 3 April 1954 With the object of reviving interest in the Karridale-Augusta sub-branch of the RSL, and to receive its Charter, a re-union dinner was held at the Augusta Hall. The branch now shares … 10 days ago Home Grown History from 2 April 1924 An invasion of rabbits to the district caused much concern. The South Western District Vermin Board and their Rabbit Inspector were involved in a conference with local go… 11 days ago Home Grown History from 1 April 1932 The Royal Automobile Club established a Patrol Station at Bunbury; and contract service stations at Pinjarra, Harvey, Busselton, Margaret River and Augusta. The Bunb… 12 days ago One more week until Easter!How awesome are these Easter hampers! Beautifully gift wrapped and available for pick up or delivery.We are open 8am - 5pm today.… 12 days ago Home Grown History from 31 March 1934 The Bunbury City Band left for Perth on the train to attend the State Band Contest in the city. Before they departed, the band marched through the town playing the quickstep m… 13 days ago Ten Tunes this week features musician, Courtney Gledhill. Join us at 4pm Saturday on Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. Ten Tunes is sponsored by Healthy Notions at Eaton Fair. 13 days ago Home Grown History from 30 March 2011 Councillor Wayne Major wondered why Bunbury didn't have a community radio station. He called a public meeting and eleven people turned up. Planning started but it took until 2015 before B… 3/30/2024 We aren't on our way back to Bunbury this time around so its back to the promotional posts you have come to love (hopfeully) telling you what to expect on this … 3/29/2024 Home Grown History from 29 March 1940 A civic farewell was held for members of the Second AIF who had joined the colours. Acting Mayor Cr. Kelly expressed the pride of the community in these men who were leaving t… 3/29/2024 Home Grown History from 28 March 1942 A fortnightly trial of local air raid sirens commenced. On every second Saturday at noon, there was one short blast, not to be confused with the real thing which was a numb… 3/28/2024 Home Grown History from 27 March 1950 Work started on dredging The Cut at Turkey Point. The Cut was planned to divert estuary and river waters, reduce the river levels, alleviate flooding and eliminate silting in the h… 3/27/2024 Home Grown History from 26 March 1948The Nurses Quarters at the hospital were completed with partitions taken right up to the ceiling so the nurses could enjoy complete privacy. It was noted additional radio b… 3/26/2024 Have you checked out No Pong yet? The name speaks for itself... and it certainly delivers. It is bi-carb based, aluminium free, and effective for 12 hours. Sim… 3/25/2024 Home Grown History from 25 March 1938 Magistrate Wallwork had a busy day in the Police Court dealing with traffic offences. Joe Kenny was fined 10 shillings for riding his bicycle at night without lights; while Richard Pla… 3/25/2024 Ten Tunes this week features Charmaine Collard. Join us at 4pm on Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. Ten Tunes is sponsored by Healthy Notions at Eaton Fair. 3/24/2024 Home Grown History from 24 March 1951State champions headed to Bunbury for the Jubilee Cycling Carnival at the Bunbury Recreation Ground. The event was organised by the WA League of Wheelmen a… 3/24/2024 Ten Tunes this week features Charmaine Collard. Join us Saturday at 4pm on Bunbury Community Radio 103.7FM. Ten Tunes is sponsored by Healthy Notions at Eaton Fair. 3/23/2024 Home Grown History from 23 March 1950 Setting a course record, Gay Gossip won the 1950 Bunbury Cup. With prize money of £650 (650 pounds) and a gold cup valued at £30 (30 pounds), it was a good r… 3/23/2024 images of vintage postcards