NewsRadio moves homes

Okay — thanks for clarifying that for us, Kerces. 🙂

maybe, but quite possibly my grades won’t (this one possibly makes up more than half the course’s assessment — the joys of apparenlty unplanned courses)

Ah, that blah. No worries 🙂

Submit your french essay in it’s unfinished form. It’s more poetic that way, I’m sure the teacher will agree.

I didn’t mean to say the change was blah, I’m sure it’s a very worthy thing. I mean that my day was blah, having involved noisy young cousins, too-early work with not enough to do, excessive parking fees cos I ate lunch and an unfinished french essay due tomorrow.
K

Yes, here’s another person who does appreciate the change. We don’t all live within transmission line-of-sight of emitters in Gungahlin or on Black Mountain. I couldn’t pick up the AM broadcast on either domestic radio in my Lanyon Valley home (although I could pick it up fine in my car). Now I can pick up NewsRadio loud and clear on either FM frequency on either of my domestic radios. Thank you, ABC — now we down here too can have something that others have probably taken for granted. I can pass on the Parliamentary broadcasts, but NewsRadio often carries interesting reporting when the other ABC AM stations are broadcasting either “highbrow” or “soft” stuff.

Blah or not, I appreciate the change. I like to be able to listen to the radio on my mobile phone, but it only receives the FM band. So with this change I can now channel surf over a slightly wider spectrum of stations to find something worth listening to.

And this story has been the high point of my morning. Blah day to match the blah weather.
K