3UZ

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3UZ trading as Radio Sport 927 situated in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is Melbourne's oldest commercial radio station. It first began broadcasting in March, 1925.

List of Australian radio stations

Sport 927 entry

Sport 927 website (untitled document)

AM radio stations in Melbourne/Geelong

Station/Frequency: 3RN 621 | 3AW 693 | 3LO 774 | 3CR 855 | 3UZ 927 | 3PB 1026 | 3AK 1116 | 3RPH 1179 | 3EA 1224 | 3EE 1278 | 3CW 1341 | 3MP 1377 | 3XY 1422 | 3KND 1503 | 3RG 1593 | 3XX 1611 | Radio 2 1620 | Radio 2 1629 | 3ME 1638 | Radio 16 NTC 1647


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