4BH

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4BH
4BC
Broadcast area Flag of Australia Brisbane, Australia
Slogan "The best songs of all time"
First air date 2 January 1932
Frequency 882 KHz AM
Format Easy listening
ERP 1kw
Owner Southern Cross Broadcasting
Website www.4bh.com.au

4BH is a radio station in Brisbane, Queensland, on 882KHz AM. 4BH markets itself as an easy listening format for the baby boomer market, and is owned by Southern Cross Broadcasting.


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4BH started 2007 as Brisbane's fifth-highest-rating station, behind Nova 106.9, Triple M, 612 ABC Brisbane and 97.3FM.

4BH broadcasts from its Cannon Hill headquarters, and is the sister station of 4BC. 4BH was launched by Mr JB Chandler (of Chandlers electrical stores fame) on 2 January 1932. It was the second radio station that Chandlers had launched, the first being 4BC in 1930.

  • Breakfast, 5:00am - 9:00am – Kim Mothershaw and Loretta Ryan
  • Morning, 9:00am - 2:00pm – Greg Victor
  • Afternoon, 2:00pm - 7:00pm – Pete Rudder
  • Love Songs After Dark, 7:00pm - 12:00am – Geoff Harrison
  • Best Songs Of All Time, 12:00am - 5:00am – Donna Lynch

  • Breakfast, 6:00am - Noon – Paul J Turner
  • Afternoon, 12:00pm - 6:00pm – Greg Newman
  • Saturday Night, 6:00pm - Midnight – Donna Lynch
  • Best Songs Of All Time, Midnight - 6:00am

  • Breakfast, 6:00am - Noon – Paul J Turner
  • Afternoon, 12:00pm - 6:00pm – John Scott, Dave Andrews, Greg Newman
  • Sunday Night, 6:00pm - Midnight – Donna Lynch
  • Best Songs Of All Time, Midnight - 6:00am


AM radio stations in Brisbane

Station/Frequency:612 4QR | 693 4KQ | 792 4RN | 882 4BH | 936 4PB | 1008 4TAB | 1053 Rete Italia | 1116 4BC | 1197 4BI | 1296 4RPH | 1611 AM | 1620 Radio 2 | 1638 NTC | 1701 Radio Brisvaani


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