107.7 2GO

This article is about the radio station. For the Philippine logistics company, see 2GO.

107.7 2GO

City	Gosford, New South Wales, Australia
Broadcast area	NSW Central Coast
Slogan	The Central Coast's Greatest Hits
Frequency	1310 kHz AM (1971–1978) 1323 kHz AM (1978–1986) 801 kHz AM (1986–1991) 107.7 MHz FM (1991–present)
First air date	November 19, 1971 (as 2GO)
Format	Adult contemporary
Callsign meaning	2 - New South Wales G GOsford (derived from former 2GO callsign)
Former callsigns	2GO (1971-1991)
Affiliations	LocalWorks
Owner	Southern Cross Austereo
Website	2GO

2GO (call-sign: 2GGO) is a commercial radio station based in Gosford, New South Wales, Australia. The broadcast area is the NSW Central Coast, a region that extends from southern Lake Macquarie to the Hawkesbury River. 2GO was the Central Coast’s first radio station starting on the AM band with 1310, moving to 1323, and the final location on the AM band was 801 (to allow for stereo broadcasting). 2GO has since moved to its current frequency of FM 107.7. Ownership of the station has changed a number of times. For some period it was a part of the WESGO group, being a two-station company comprising 2GO in Gosford and 2WS in Sydney. 2GO supports the Give Me Five For Kids and Little Legends.

Monday To Thursday programming as of October 2015

Time	Show name	DJs	Local/Networked	Ad freq	News freq	Traffic freq
5 am-9:00 am	Sarah and Paddy For Breakfast	Sarah and Paddy	Local	15 minutes	30 minutes	15 minutes
9:00 am–12 pm	Mornings With Mike Duncan	Mike Duncan	Local	60 minutes	30 Minutes	No Traffic
12:00 pm–4:00 pm	Arvo's with Cam	Cameron St Clair	Local	20 minutes	60 minutes	5 minutes (from 3 pm–4 pm)
7:00 pm–10:00 pm	The Greatest Years in Music	Automated	Networked	20 minutes until 7 pm	20 minutes	N/A after 7 pm news (only in summer)
10:00 pm–1:00 am	Talking Back The Night	Christian Argeneti	Networked	20 minutes	1 hour
4:00 am–5:00 am	Best Mix Overnight	Automated	Networked	20 minutes	1 hour

Saturday and Sundays programming as of April 2016

Time	Show name	DJs	Local/Networked	Ad freq	News freq	Traffic freq
5 am-7:00 am – Saturdays	Greatest Hits	N/A	Local	10 Minutes	30 Minutes
7:00 am–8:00 am – Saturdays	The Real Estate Show	N/A	Local	N/A	20 minutes	60 minutes
8:00 am–10:00 am – Saturdays	Locker Room	Steve Allan	Local	20 Minutes	60 Minutes	15 Minutes
6:00 pm–12:00 am – Saturdays	Saturday Night Party Shuffle	???	Local	20 Minutes	N/A after 7pm news
12:00 am–3:00 am – Saturdays	Central Coast's Greatest Hits	Automated	Networked	20 Minutes	1 Hour
8:00 am–9:00 am – Sundays	Money Matters	Ross Greenwood	Networked	20 Minutes	1 Hour
9:00 am-6 pm – Sundays	The Greatest Hits		Local	20 Minutes	1 Hour
6:00 pm–8 pm – Sundays	My Generation	Amanda Keller & Brendan Jones	Networked

Gallery

Former 2GO logo at 801 AM

References

Southern Cross Austereo

Television

Southern Cross Nine	Southern New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory Regional Victoria Regional Queensland Spencer Gulf/Broken Hill

Southern Cross Ten	Northern New South Wales Spencer Gulf/Broken Hill

Southern Cross Television (Seven affiliate)	Remote Eastern and Central Australia Darwin Spencer Gulf/Broken Hill Tasmania

Multichannels	Aspire TV Yesshop

Joint ventures	Central Digital Television Darwin Digital Television Tasmanian Digital Television

Radio

Queensland stations

Hit Network	HIT 105 Brisbane 97.9 Hot FM Atherton 103.5 Hot FM Cairns 94.7 Hot FM Emerald 100.3 Hot FM Mackay 102.5 Hot FM Mount Isa 107.9 Hot FM Rockhampton 95.1 Hot FM Roma 103.1 Hot FM Townsville 93.1 Sea FM Bundaberg 90.9 Sea FM Gold Coast 89.1 Hot FM Kingaroy 101.9 Sea FM Maryborough 100.7 Hot FM Toowoomba 91.9 Sea FM Sunshine Coast

Triple M LocalWorks	104.5 Triple M Brisbane 92.5 Gold FM Gold Coast 103.5 Mix FM Maryborough 864 4GR Toowoomba 102.3 4TO Townsville 99.5 Sea FM Cairns 98.7 Sea FM Mackay 101.5 Sea FM Rockhampton 92.7 Mix FM Sunshine Coast

New South Wales
stations

Hit Network	2Day FM Sydney 106.9 NXFM Newcastle 101.3 Sea FM Gosford (Central Coast) 104.9 Star FM Albury 105.5 Star FM Coffs Harbour 93.5 Star FM Dubbo 99.7 Star FM Griffith 105.1/102.3 Star FM Kempsey/Port Macquarie 105.1 Star FM Orange 93.1 Star FM Wagga Wagga

Triple M LocalWorks	104.9 Triple M Sydney 102.9 KOFM Newcastle 105.7 The River Albury 106.3 2CS Coffs Harbour 107.7 2GO Gosford (Central Coast) 2RG 963 Griffith 106.7/100.7 2MC Kempsey/Port Macquarie 105.9 2GZ Orange 1152 2WG Wagga Wagga

Victorian stations

Hit Network	Fox FM Melbourne 91.9 Star FM Bendigo 99.5 Star FM Mildura 96.9 Star FM Shepparton 94.3/97.9 Star FM Warragul/Gippsland

Triple M LocalWorks	105.1 Triple M Melbourne 93.5 3BO Bendigo 97.9 Sun FM Mildura 95.3 3SR FM Shepparton

South Australian stations

Southern Cross Austereo	HIT 107 Adelaide 104.7 Triple M Adelaide 963 5SE Mount Gambier 96.1 Star FM Mount Gambier

Western Australian
stations

Hit Network	HIT 92.9 Perth 106.5 Hot FM Albany 100.5 Hot FM Bridgetown 95.7 Hot FM Bunbury 97.9 Hot FM Kalgoorlie 94.9 Hot FM Katanning 105.1 Hot FM Merredin 100.5 Hot FM Narrogin 96.5 Hot FM Northam

Triple M LocalWorks	Mix 94.5 Perth RadioWest 783 Albany RadioWest 900 Bridgetown RadioWest 963 Bunbury RadioWest 981 Kalgoorlie RadioWest 1071 Katanning RadioWest 1098 Merredin RadioWest 918 Narrogin RadioWest 864 Northam

Other stations

Tasmanian stations	HIT 100.9 Hobart Heart 107.3 Hobart

Joint venture stations	Hit 104.7 Canberra Mix 106.3 Canberra

Digital-only stations	Buddha Radio (national) Loveland (national) Stardust (national) Triple M Classic Rock Digital (Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane) Triple M Modern Rock Digital (Adelaide and Perth)

Previous digital stations	Triple M Perth (Perth only) Radar (national) Barry (national) The Main Stage (national) Choose The Hits (national) High Voltage Radio (national) Radio Gaga (national) Caravan Radio (national) I See Red (national) U20 (national)

Coordinates: 33°26′00″S 151°20′48″E / 33.4333°S 151.3466°E / -33.4333; 151.3466

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