Press Releases

A very warm welcome to new listeners tuning in from the Shire of Victoria Plains. Vision Calingiri 88.0 FM began broadcasting on Thursday May 30 and is our 121st realy station in Western Australia. We delighted to have you aboard! A programme guide for Vision Calingiri is available here.

A very warm welcome to listeners tuning in from three diverse localities across Australia: Wundowie, birthplace of WA's iron ore industry and home of the Iron Beast competition; Tamworth, birthplace of street lights in Australia - though of course better known as our Country Music capital; and Healesville in Victoria's Yarra Valley, remembered by many Aussies because of the Black Saturday bushfires of 2009.

Vision Wundowie 87.6FM began broadcasting on Thursday 23 May - our 120th station in WA.

Vision Tamworth 1611AM and Vision Healesville 87.6FM both started transmissions on Saturday 25 May. Tamworth is our 78th station in NSW and Healesville our 49th in Victoria.

Programme guides for these new stations can be found here.

A very warm welcome to listeners tuning in from the Mallee in north-west Victoria. Our 562^nd station across Australia began transmitting on Saturday 13 April from the small agricultural town of Rainbow. Vision Rainbow 87.6 FM is our 48^th Victorian relay station. A programme guide for Rainbow can be found here.

It's our great delight to be able to announce the arrival of two new stations in the Vision family this week, one in South Australia and one in Queensland. A very warm welcome to listeners tuning in from Ungarra on the Eyre Peninusla and Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast. Vision Ungarra 87.6 FM began transmitting on 7 April and Vision Mooloolaba 88.0 FM started on 8 April. They are our 560th and 561st stations respectively across Australia. A programme guide for each of these new stations can be found here.