Triple M 104.9

Triple M 104.9
Location	Sydney
Format	Rock
Launched	1980
Frequency
Current	104.9FM
Callsign
Current	2MMM
Owner	Southern Cross Austereo
Network	Triple M
Co-locate	Hit 104.1 2Day FM

Triple M 104.9 is a rock station in Sydney and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station was the start of commercial FM radio in Sydney. In August 1980, Triple M 104.9 launched along with 2Day FM (Hit 104.1).

Its callsign was chosen to promote its three songs in a row (triple music) policy.

In the late-1990s, Triple M expanded into sport. It was the first FM station to introduce a sports chat show. At the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games, Triple M was the official FM network.

In 1994, Austereo bought Triple M from Hoyts Media bringing Triple M and 2Day FM under the same ownership. This was followed in 2011 when Austereo merged with Southern Cross Media, creating Southern Cross Austereo.

Contents

Networks Southern Cross Austereo • Today's Hit Network • Sea FM • Hot FM • Star FM • Triple M • LocalWorks • RadioWest • Former stations Australian Radio Network • KIIS Network • Pure Gold Network Nova Entertainment • Nova • smoothfm Macquarie Radio Network • Macquarie Network • Southern Cross Broadcasting • Fairfax Media • Macquarie Regional Radio Other • ACE Radio Broadcasters • Broadcast Operations Group • Capital Radio Network • Grant Broadcasters • Pacific Star Network • Seven West Media Locations New South Wales • Sydney • Newcastle • Victoria • Melbourne • Queensland • Brisbane • Sunshine Coast • South Australia • Adelaide • Western Australia • Perth • Tasmania • Hobart • ACT • Canberra Timelines Adelaide Stations Sydney • Hit 104.1 • KIIS 106.5 • Triple M 104.9 • smoothfm 95.3 • WSFM NSW • Star 104.5 • The Edge 96.1 Melbourne • Gold 104.3 • Hit 101.9 • KIIS 101.1 • smoothfm 91.5 • Triple M 105.1 Brisbane • 4KQ • 97.3 FM • Hit 105 • Magic 882 • Triple M 104.5 Adelaide • 5AA • Cruise 1323 • Hit 107 • Mix 102.3 • Triple M 104.7 Perth • 96fm • Hit 92.9 • Mix 94.5 Hobart • Sea FM 100.9 Canberra • Mix 106.3