104.7 is a radio station in
Canberra,
Australia, jointly owned by
Austereo and The
Australian Radio Network (ARN).
It is part of the
Today Network and has the callsign 2ROC.
104.7 is Canberra's Hit Music Station, playing current hits and a variety of 90's music.
104.7 is a 'listener driven' radio station, primarily targeted at the 18-39
demographic.
<br>It is housed in the same building as sister station,
MIX 106.3 amongst fields in Bellenden St,
Canberra, ACT.
The two stations are co-owned by
Austereo & the
Australian Radio Network.
Current On-Air lineup
6-10am - The C Team with Scotty and Nige 10am-2pm - Cam Sullings 2-6pm - Pat Griffin 7-10pm - Hot 30 Countdown (Networked from Sydney) 10pm-12am - Homegrown with Brett Coombe (Mondays only) 7-10am - Balls 'N' All with Cam Sullings (Saturdays only)Past and Current On-Air staff
Marty & Erica (Now at i98FM Wollongong) Steve Segale David Honke Nigel Johnson "No Friends Nige" (Still at station) Dave Kelly Pat Griffin (Still at station) Cameron Sullings "Cam" (Still at station) Scotty Masters (Still at station) Joe Hulm Mel Ross "Line Dancin' Mel" (Now with Prime Television Canberra) Troy Wade Virginia Lette Tim "Mark" Arnold (Now at Nova 100 Melbourne) Alexis Savaidis (Now at SA FM Adelaide) Sarah Ryan "The Mob" (Australian Olympic Swimmer) Steve Murphy "Smurf" (Now at Power FM Murray Bridge) Justin Drexall "Drex" (Now at Zinc 96.1 fm Noosa) Mason Edwards (Now at NXFM Newcastle) Chris Welldon (Former Breakfast host, still at station) Sarah Robinson (Former Breakfast Hosts, resigned)Skyfire
Fireworks display at Skyfire event
104.7 Skyfire is an annual event held in
Canberra,
Australia.
Set on Canberra's
Lake Burley Griffin, Skyfire is a
pyrotechnics display of fireworks backed by a soundtrack put together by Canberra radio station, 104.7.
Every year crowds pack the lake's foreshore in a party type atmosphere to see the 20 - 25 minute display.
104.7 Skyfire happens on the first Saturday in March each year.
In
2006, Skyfire celebrated its 18th birthday.
External links
104.7 Homepage Canberra Festival Subaru Rally of Canberra Clear Channel UK Clear Channel International www.clearchannelsucks.org BBC News-Mean Fiddler accepts Clear Channel takeover bid channel All BBC News stories for Clear Channel
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