4VL

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4VL
Broadcast areaCharleville RA1 ()
Frequency 918 kHz AM
Programming
Language(s)English
Format Classic hits
Affiliations Macquarie Radio Network
Ownership
Owner Resonate Radio
West FM
History
First air date
12 February 1936 (1936-02-12) [1]
Call sign meaning
4 – Queensland
CharleViLle
Technical information
Power 2.5 kW (Daytime)
2 kW (Nighttime)
Transmitter coordinates
26°24′16″S146°14′39″E / 26.40444°S 146.24417°E / -26.40444; 146.24417
Links
Website Official website

4VL is a radio station in Charleville, Queensland, Australia. It is owned by Resonate Radio along with other sister stations around Queensland. This company is owned by Rex Morris, Guy Dobson, Sally Dobson

Contents

The 4VL building located on Wills Street, Charleville also houses West FM, servicing the Great South West and Warrego Districts.

Weekday Program Guide

Time SlotProgram Name
6am to 9amThe Live and Local Breakfast
9am to 11am The Ray Hadley Morning Show
11am to 12pm The Best of the Alan Jones Breakfast Show
12pm to 1pmThe National Rural News Hour
1pm to 3pm The Chris Smith Afternoon Show
3pm to 6pmWeekday Winddown with Gazza Sands
6pm to 8pm Money Matters with Ross Greenwood
12am to 5amMiners Overnight with James

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References

  1. Mackay, Ian K. (1957). Broadcasting in Australia. Melbourne, Vic.: Melbourne University Press. p. 209.