Notice of Application for Renewal of Licence - Broadcasting Service Licences for Commercial Radio Licensees and Commercial Television Licensees

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AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF LICENCE UNDER SECTION
46(2) OF THE BROADCASTING SERVICES ACT 1992


In accordance with sub-section 46(2) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (the Act), the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) hereby notifies that the companies listed below have lodged applications for the renewal of the following broadcasting service licences:
 

Commercial Radio Licensees

SL No

Service Area

State

Super Young 93.9 FM Pty Ltd

10314

YOUNG RA1

NSW

Radio 3MA Pty Ltd

10096

MILDURA RA1

VIC

Hits Radio Pty Ltd

10012

CARNARVON RA1

WA

Coastal Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10319

INNISFAIL RA1

NSW

South Eastern Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10312

MT GAMBIER RA1

SA

Radio 6PR Perth Pty Ltd

4201

PERTH RA1

WA

Resonate Broadcasting Pty Ltd

10325

CHARTERS TOWERS RA1

QLD

North West Radio Pty Ltd

10009

KARRATHA RA1

WA

Radio Goulburn Pty Ltd

10313

GOULBURN RA1

NSW

North West Radio Pty Ltd

10014

PORT HEDLAND RA1

WA

2MO Gunnedah Pty Ltd

10317

GUNNEDAH RA1

NSW

Regional Broadcasters Australia Pty Limited

10229

ROMA RA1

QLD

Manning Valley Max The Heat FM Pty Ltd

10326

TAREE RA1

NSW

ACE Radio Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10309

COLAC RA1

VIC

AMI Radio Pty Ltd

10327

GYMPIE RA1

QLD

Northern Territory Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10167

DARWIN RA1

NT

 

 

 

 

Commercial Television Licensees

SL No

Service Area

State

Swan Television & Radio Broadcasters Pty Ltd

10162

PERTH TV1

WA

TCN Channel Nine Pty Ltd

87

SYDNEY TV1

NSW

 

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 does not decide that sub-section 41(2) of the Act applies to the company.

The ACMA may decide that 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: (a) an offence against the Act or the regulations being committed; (b) or a breach of the conditions of the licence occurring.

In deciding whether the sub-section applies, the ACMA is required by sub-section 41(3) of the Act, to take into account: (a) the business record of the company; and (b) the company's record in situations requiring trust and candour; and (c) the business record of the chief executive and each director and secretary of the applicant; and (d) the record in situations requiring trust and candour of each such person; and (e) whether the company, or a person referred to in paragraph (c) or (d), has been convicted of an offence against this Act or the regulations.

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

 

 

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