Nova 93.7

Nova 93.7

Broadcast area	Perth
Slogan	Live Life Nova
Frequency	93.7 MHz FM
First air date	5 December 2002
Format	Top 40 (CHR)
Owner	NOVA Entertainment
Website	www.novafm.com.au/station/nova937

NOVA 93.7 headquarters at Rokeby Road, Subiaco

Nova 93.7 (call sign: 6PER) is a commercial radio station in Perth, Western Australia. Owned by NOVA Entertainment, it was established in the Perth market on 5 December 2002. Nova 93.7 was launched at 3pm by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and by current drive presenter Tim Blackwell, with "Can't Stop" the first song being aired.

Nova 93.7 is only the second commercial FM radio station in Perth to not have previously been an AM station. The first was 96fm.

Controversies

Rigged competition

In April 2010, announcer Hans Bruechle tipped off his friend Ashlea Reid when he was about to play the secret song. The radio station was alerted to the rigging by a friend of both Reid and Bruechle. Following the incident Nova gave the prize to youth suicide prevention charity Youth Focus and Bruechle was fired.^[1]

Announcers

Nathan, Nat & Shaun (breakfast)
Kate Mac (mornings)
Ross Wallman (afternoons)
Kate, Tim & Marty (drive)
Smallzy's Surgery (nights)
Jason Smith (late nights)

News

Ellie Petricevic (News)
Michelle Stephenson (National News Manager)

References

↑ Pepper, Daile (29 April 2010). "Nova presenter sacked over $10,000 cash for mates rort". WAtoday. Retrieved 29 June 2012.

External links

NOVA Entertainment

Nova	Nova 96.9 (Sydney) Nova 100 (Melbourne) Nova 106.9 (Brisbane) Nova 91.9 (Adelaide) Nova 93.7 (Perth)

smoothfm	smoothfm 95.3 (Sydney) smoothfm 91.5 (Melbourne)

Other	FIVEaa (Adelaide) Star 104.5 (Gosford) Joint Venture: 97.3 FM (Brisbane)

Digital Radio	Koffee NovaNation Coles Radio smoothfm (Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth)

Television	Smooth

Radio stations in Perth

AM and FM stations with an asterisk are also available on digital (DAB+) radio

AM stations	ABC NewsRadio 585* Rete Italia 657 720 ABC Perth* ABC Radio National 810* 6PR 882* 6RPH 990 6iX 1080* TAB Racing Radio 1206 2ME Radio Arabic 1656

AM stations (local)	6MM 1116 (Mandurah) TAB Racing Radio 1449 (Mandurah)

FM stations	Vision Radio Network 87.6/88.0 Magic (Easy A) 87.8 91.3 SportFM RTRFM 92.1* HIT 92.9* Nova 93.7* Mix 94.5* 6EBA 95.3 96fm (96.1)* SBS Radio 96.9* ABC Classic FM 97.7* 98.5 Sonshine FM* triple j 99.3* Curtin FM 100.1* Noongar Radio 100.9* Capital 101.7FM* Mac FM 103.3 Perth FM 104.9

FM stations (local)	UKWA 87.88FM (Burns Beach/Kinross) UKWA 88FM (Yanchep) 89.7 FM (Wanneroo) 91.3 SportFM (Fremantle) 97.3 Coast FM (Mandurah) KCR 102.5 (Kalamunda) 107.3 Heritage FM (Armadale) Radio Fremantle 107.9 (Fremantle)

Digital-only stations	ABC ABC Country ABC Jazz ABC Grandstand Double J triple j Unearthed Capital Radio Network/Grant Broadcasters KIX Country My Perth Digital X Digital Macquarie Radio Network News. Talk. Sport NOVA Entertainment smoothfm Perth SBS Radio SBS Chill SBS PopAraby SBS PopAsia SBS PopDesi SBS Radio 1 SBS Radio 3 SBS Radio 4 Southern Cross Austereo Buddha Radio Kinderling More Digital Triple M Classic Rock Digital Triple M Modern Rock Digital Community Capital 101.7 Digital IRIS Perth

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Previous and aspirant stations	6AR 100.9 Groove 101.7FM (6YMS) 6PCR 91.3

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Coordinates: 31°56′49″S 115°49′27″E / 31.9469°S 115.8242°E / -31.9469; 115.8242

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