The following is a list of Australian radio station callsigns beginning with the number 1, indicating a radio station in the Australian Capital Territory.
Callsign | Area served | Frequency | Band | On-air ID | Purpose | Site |
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1ART | Canberra | 092.7 | FM | ArtSound | Community | |
1CBR | Canberra | 106.3 | FM | Mix 106.3 | Commercial | |
1CMS | Canberra | 091.1 | FM | CMS | Community | |
1RPH | Canberra | 1125 | AM | 1RPH | Community | |
1SBS | Canberra | 1440 | AM | SBS Radio | National | |
1VFM | Tuggeranong | 089.5 | FM | Valley FM | Community | |
1WAY | Canberra | 091.9 | FM | 1WAY FM | Community | |
1XXR | Canberra | 098.3 | FM | 2XX | Community | |
2ABCFM | Canberra | 102.3 | FM | ABC Classic FM | National | |
2CA | Canberra | 1053 | AM | 2CA | Commercial | |
2CC | Canberra | 1206 | AM | 2CC | Commercial | |
2CN | Canberra | 0666 | AM | ABC Radio Canberra | National | |
2JJJ | Canberra | 101.5 | FM | Triple J | National | |
2PNN | Canberra | 103.9 | FM | ABC NewsRadio | National | |
2RN | Canberra | 0846 | AM | ABC Radio National | National | |
2ROC | Canberra | 104.7 | FM | Hit104.7 | Commercial | |
2SBSFM | Canberra | 105.5 | FM | SBS Radio | National |
Callsign | Area served | Frequency | Band | Fate | Freq currently | Purpose |
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1SSS | Canberra | 103.9 | FM | Shut down in 2003 | 2PNN | Community |
2CY | Canberra | 0846 | AM | Changed call to 2RN in 1991 | 2RN | National |
2KIX | Canberra | 106.3 | FM | Changed call to 1CBR in 1994 | 1CBR | Commercial |
2XX | Canberra | 1008 | AM | Moved to FM in 2000 as 1XXR | 2KY (HPON) | Community |
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