Triple M Southwest

Triple M Southwest
Broadcast area	South West, Western Australia
Frequency	see transmitters
Programming
Format	Adult contemporary
Affiliations	Triple M
Ownership
Owner	Southern Cross Austereo ; (Radio West Broadcasters Pty Ltd / Elldale Pty Ltd)
Sister stations	hit Southwest
History
First air date	2000
Links
Website	triplem.com.au/southwest

Triple M Southwest is an adult contemporary-formatted commercial radio station, owned and operated by Southern Cross Austereo. Based in Bunbury, Western Australia, it covers the south west of the state via a number of high-powered AM stations. It was previously known as RadioWest before a network wide rebranding to Triple M in late 2016.

Presenters[]

Current[]

Local programming is produced and broadcast from Triple M's studios in Bunbury from 5:30am-4pm on weekdays.

The station's local presenters include Allan Aldworth, Cliff Reeve, Dan Leach and Suze McGill.

Former[]

Noel Brunning (GWN7 News)
Ian Blackley (6iX)
Darren de Mello ()
Chris Ilsley (6PR)
Ashley Dillon (Spirit Radio Network)
Chris Parsons
Vin Dawes
Wayne Taylor
Paul Cook (ABC Great Southern)
Jamie McDonald
Allan Aldworth (Hit WA)

Transmitters[]

Triple M South West is broadcast via 4 full power stations:^[1]

Call sign	Frequency	Broadcast area	ERP W	Transmitter coordinates	Notes
6BY	900 AM	Bridgetown, Western Australia	2,000	34°3′15″S 116°10′40″E / 34.05417°S 116.17778°E / -34.05417; 116.17778
6TZ	963 AM	Bunbury, Western Australia	2,000	33°20′24″S 115°45′10″E / 33.34000°S 115.75278°E / -33.34000; 115.75278
6TZ	1134 AM	Collie, Western Australia	2,000	33°22′13″S 116°11′35″E / 33.37028°S 116.19306°E / -33.37028; 116.19306	Formerly 6CI
6TZ	756 AM	Margaret River, Western Australia	2,000	33°48′12″S 115°7′15″E / 33.80333°S 115.12083°E / -33.80333; 115.12083

In addition, the 4 full power stations feed a further 2 repeater stations.

Frequency	Broadcast area	ERP W	Transmitter coordinates
101.5 FM	Augusta, Western Australia	80	34°19′39″S 115°9′44″E / 34.32750°S 115.16222°E / -34.32750; 115.16222
101.3 FM	Nannup, Western Australia	10	33°58′54″S 115°45′38″E / 33.98167°S 115.76056°E / -33.98167; 115.76056

References[]

^ "Radio and television broadcasting stations (Internet edition)" (PDF). Australian Communications and Media Authority. October 2019. Retrieved 21 November 2019.

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[1] "Radio and television broadcasting stations (Internet edition)" (PDF). Australian Communications and Media Authority. October 2019. Retrieved 21 November 2019.

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