By: Debbie Treasure

Debbie Treasure — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 05:34:35 +0000

The enormous screen displaying a lasor show with our new stereo sound at the back of our Bennet st. studio carpark, bringing a crowd of pretty chilled out people for the opening, I wans’t so impressed, I got tipsy, and pashed one of DJ’s who’s offered me a lift home to Tuart Hill
I started with reception, programing assistant, and eventually ad scheduling. within the first few months I was consoling John Lennon fans at his departing. It was strong.
What I loved about our station, was that we had a strong connection with our audience, and Dad, (Brian Treasure) had hired a lot of DJ rebels, from all over Australia./ First survey no 1 and stayed…
We were open to what our audience wanted, made note of the requests, and programmed it amongst all the other great stuff that seemed to have missed over all the years with the AM stations.
They sold the station, alot got rich and went on to other missions.
The problem is, that the whole of Perth has stayed safe in that 80”s loop, ever since…..

By: Owen Wyatt

Owen Wyatt — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:29:08 +0000

96FM was the first commercial FM station in Perth.
6UWA (later 6UVS now RTR) was on air April 1 1977.

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