Broadcasting Services (Applications for Renewal of Licence under Subsection 46(2) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992) Notice –22 July 2025

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AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY


Broadcasting Services (Applications for Renewal of Licence under Subsection 46(2) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992) Notice –22 July 2025

 


In accordance with subsection 46(2) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (the Act), the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) gives notice that the companies listed below have lodged applications for the renewal of the following commercial broadcasting service licences:
 

Commercial Broadcasting Licensees

SL No

           Service Area

      State

WIN TELEVISION SA PTY LTD

10330

MOUNT GAMBIER/SOUTH EAST TV1

SA

WIN TELEVISION SA PTY LTD

1130144

MOUNT GAMBIER/SOUTH EAST TV1

SA

WIN TELEVISION SA PTY LTD

1130145

RIVERLAND TV1

SA

Broken Hill Television Pty Limited

1130143

BROKEN HILL TV1

NSW

Spencer Gulf Telecasters Pty Limited

1130142

SPENCER GULF TV1

SA

Radio 3MA Pty Ltd

10094

MILDURA RA1

VIC

Radio Hunter Valley Pty Ltd

4125

MUSWELLBROOK RA1

VIC

Orange Super AM 1089 Pty Ltd

10252

ORANGE RA1

NSW

Austereo Pty Ltd

3037

ADELAIDE RA1

SA

Triple M Sydney Pty Ltd

3033

SYDNEY RA1

NSW

Triple M Brisbane Pty Ltd

3036

BRISBANE RA1

QLD

Triple M Melbourne Pty Ltd

3034

MELBOURNE RA1

VIC

Radio 96FM Perth Pty Ltd

3038

PERTH RA1

WA

Resonate Regional Radio Pty Limited

10227

ROMA RA1

QLD

Goulburn and Border Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10389

SHEPPARTON RA1

VIC

South Coast & Tablelands Broadcasting Pty Ltd

4133

NOWRA RA1

NSW

Austereo Pty Ltd

3035

MELBOURNE RA1

 

VIC

ARN Communications Pty Ltd

4104

WESTERN SUBURBS SYDNEY RA1

NSW

Resonate Regional Radio Pty Limited

10218

CHARLEVILLE RA1

QLD

Radio Perth Pty Ltd

4198

PERTH RA1

WA

 

The ACMA is required to renew these licences unless it decides that an applicant is no longer a suitable licensee. A company is a suitable licensee if the ACMA has not decided that subsection 41(2) of the Act applies to the company.

The ACMA may decide that subsection 41(2) of the Act applies to a licensee if it is satisfied that allowing the licensee to provide or continue to provide a commercial broadcasting service under a licence would lead to a significant risk of:

  • an offence against the Act or the regulations being committed;
  • a breach of a civil penalty provision occurring; or
  • a breach of the conditions of the licence occurring.

     

In deciding whether subsection 41(2) of the Act applies, the ACMA is required by subsection 41(3) to take into account: (a) the business record of the company; (b) the company's record in situations requiring trust and candour; (c) the business record of each person who is, or would be, if a licence were allocated to the applicant, in a position to control the licence; (d) the record in situations requiring trust and candour of each such person; (e) whether the company, or a person referred to in paragraph (c) or (d), has been convicted of an offence against the Act or the regulations; and (f) whether a civil penalty order has been made against the company or a person referred to in paragraph (c) or (d).

The Act does not require the ACMA to hold an investigation or a hearing into whether a commercial broadcasting service licence should be renewed (subsection 47(3)).

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