Broadcasting since 1941
4GY was officially launched at the Olympia Theatre in Mellor Street on the Monday 3 November, 1941. There was a “full presentation” of artists from the Gympie District at the Olympia Theatre including the combined children’s choir and the Gympie Mouth Organ Band. In 2000 the station was acquired by Broadcast Operations from AMI.
Gold Rush, Heritage Buildings, Cattle, The Gympie Muster
Gympie is a regional hub with a strong commercial focus on agriculture, particularly dairy, beef, and horticulture. Being close to the Sunshine Coast, the town has diversified into retail, tourism, and light industry. Gympie is famous for its gold mining past. It earned the nickname "The Town That Saved Queensland" after James Nash discovered gold in the area in 1867.
Changing of the Guard
He has been a National TV presenter and Radio Broadcaster. Now Chris Smith is facing a challenge; stepping into the large shoes vacated by retiring radio veteran John Laws. But Chris is well up to the challenge. During an election year, Chris Smith’s vast political knowledge and extensive contact list will give 2SM and Network listeners an insight they can’t get elsewhere.
Chris Smith | Weekdays from 9 AM
Our Network
The Super Radio Network footprint covers more than 93% of New South Wales and extends to Queensland, including the Gold Coast and Tweed to Byron Bay, Far North Queensland, covering Innisfail and Mareeba and then into Northern Territory through Alice Springs.
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