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Sea FM 100.9

Sea FM 100.9 is a top 40 station in Hobart and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. Launching in 1990, the station was the start of commercial FM radio in Hobart.

The station was launched using its callsign, TTT FM which signified being Tasmanian. TTT FM had a minor investment from Austereo and mirrored itself on its Melbourne station, Fox FM with a rock format.

In 2000, TTT FM was sold to RG Capital who was building up a network of stations named Sea FM. But it wasn't until three years later in 2003 that TTT was renamed as Sea FM. The station also moved to a top 40 format.

The following the year, Macquarie Regional RadioWorks bought RG Capital's Sea FM stations. Followed by in 2011 when Macquarie Regional RadioWorks (Southern Cross Media) bought Austereo; bringing the station back under Austereo ownership.
Today's Hit Network

Today's Hit Network is a radio network owned by Southern Cross Austereo. With over 40 stations, it is Southern Cross Austereo quasi-national top 40 network.
The network comprises of

* **Flagship stations** in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra and Newcastle
* **Sea FM** stations in Bundaberg, Maryborough, Gold Coast, Gosford and Hobart
* **Star FM** regional stations across New South Wales, Victoria and in Mount Gambier
* **Hot FM** regional stations across Queensland and Western Australia

The network was originally known as *Today's Austereo Network* when they only owned the metropolitan stations. In 2011, Austereo was purchased by Southern Cross Media (formerly known as Macquarie Regional RadioWorks). This added Sea FM, Star FM and Hot FM stations creating a national network; and the name was changed to the *Today Network*. In 2015, it changed to its current name, *Today's Hit Network*.

ARN partnership with Australian Radio Network
Hobart

Hobart was served by two commercial AM stations. 7HO launched in 1930 and 7HT launched in 1937.

FM radio arrived in Hobart in 1990. New station, TTT FM (now Sea FM 100.9) launched in July, followed by 7HO converting to FM in November. The following year, 7HT became a racing station and remained on AM. With 7HT still permitted to convert to FM, a separate station Heart 107.3 launched in 1998.

## Stations

### AM stations

 **747** | 7PB
 **936** | 7ZR
 **1080** | 7TAB

## Networks

 Grant Broadcasters
 Southern Cross Austereo

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Hector Bennett

* FINAL RULE
 ABILITY
 WEAPON
 STATUS
 DOB
 HT/WT
 BLOODTYPE

Hector Marino Bennett (spelled Bennete in The Commodore's Guide) is a player in the 44th Ludus, who appears in Death Rule: Lost Code and Final Rule. A former soldier in the Ten Points War and divorcee, "Benny" enters the game with a limited ability to trust, and things don't improve when he encounters his former commanding officer who betrayed him years ago.

He joined the army at age 19, in 1996, where he was none as Slit-Throat Bennete for his tendency to finish off his kills with a slit of the throat.

## Personality

### Lost Code

Though he may appear cold to others (and is sometimes described as *tsundere)*, Hector cares deeply for his friends and will become increasingly friendly when given time. Due to the loss of his parents, the divorce with his wife, and betrayal by his former lover, Hector is hesitant to trust other people, especially George. He has no desire to kill other players and is deeply remorseful at the loss of his partner Abigail.

### Final Rule

Hector immediately partners with Gabe Rotwell, his former CO, though it's unknown how they managed to get over their differences so quickly. The two are shown to be equally sadistic as they follow through with Gabe's strategies for winning the game; Hector has no hesitation impaling Lilly with a sword as part of a plan to obtain the Skeleton Key.

## Relationships

Hector was born in 1977 to Agustus Bennete III and Allison Bennete Carine, both now both deceased. He was married to Maggie Bennete Lynn, though is now divorced.

## Participation

Presumably Hector's survival requirements are intended to put him in close contact and conflict with Gabe Rotwell, who is Player 5.

## Trivia

* In the original First Rule, Hector was going to be 24.
* *Jäger,* Hector's codename, is German for *hunter* or *marksman.*
Star 104.5

Star 104.5 is an adult contemporary station in Gosford and is owned by Nova Entertainment. The station originally had a rock format; but with competition from Sydney and local stations, Star 104.5 now has a more mix format.

In 2004 DMG Radio, as Nova Entertainment was known as then, owned a group of regional stations. Shortly after launching Star 104.5, Macquarie Regional RadioWorks bought DMG Radio and RG Capital regional stations.

This left Macquarie owning all three commercial stations in Gosford - Sea FM, 2GO FM and Star 104.5. With the "2 station rule", DMG remained owners of Star 104.5. The Gosford station retained its Star name whilst the other Star FM stations, now part of Southern Cross Austereo, are licenced to use the name.
Southern Cross Austereo

Southern Cross Austereo own and operate 3 networks

1. **Today's Hit Network :** A national top 40 network with over 40 stations
2. **Triple M :** A rock music network in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide
3. **LocalWorks :** An adult contemporary network with Mix 94.5 in Perth and 31 stations across non-metropolitan regions

Southern Cross Austereo is a merger of three media groups : Austereo, Southern Cross Broadcasting, Macquarie Media Group

**Austereo**

Austereo started with the launch of FM radio in 1980. They launched the first FM station in Adelaide with SAFM (Hit 107). Gradually they bought the capital city top 40 stations to created *Today's Austereo Network*. In 1986, they bought Fox FM, bought 4BK (Hit 105) in 1987 and 2Day FM in 1989. Perth was added in 1997 when Austereo bought PMFM (Hit 92.9) and KYFM (Mix 94.5).
Meanwhile in 1994, Austereo bought Triple M. With the "2 station rule", after buying PMFM and KYFM in 1997, Triple M Perth was sold to Southern Cross Broadcasting and is now 96fm. By the end of the decade, Austereo had a pair of stations in all 5 mainland capitals.
**Southern Cross Broadcasting**

Southern Cross Broadcasting main business interests is the Seven Network and Network Ten affiliate television networks. But they also owned a small portfolio of radio stations. As well as 96fm which they bought from Austereo, SCB also owned 6 AM stations - 2UE, 3AW, 3EE (Magic 1278), 4BC, 4BH (Magic 882) and 6PR. In 2007, Southern Cross Broadcasting merged with Macquarie Media Group and their 7 radio stations were sold to Fairfax Media.
**Macquarie Media Group**

Macquarie Media Group history started in 2004, when Macquarie Regional RadioWorks bought DMG Radio (Hot FM, Star FM) and RG Capital (Sea FM) regional stations. This created a monopolistic position in some regions in Queenland and NSW so a number of stations were sold to Prime Media Group, Broadcast Operations Group and ACE Radio Broadcasters.
In 2007, Southern Cross Broadcasting merged with Macquarie Media Group. Macquarie Media Group gained no radio stations as they were sold on to Fairfax Media. But with Southern Cross owning the regional television networks in the four eastern states required selling a number of stations. In 2009, the merged media group is renamed Southern Cross Media.
In 2011, the three media groups are brought together when Austereo is merged with Southern Cross Media. Austereo's metropolitan stations - Today's Austereo Network and Triple M - joined with Southern Cross Media regional stations - Sea FM, Hot FM and Star FM. The merged group is renamed Southern Cross Austereo.
Mix 106.3

Mix 106.3 is an adult contemporary station in Canberra and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The other commercial FM station in Canberra is 104.7, owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The two stations are operated as a partnership with Mix 106.3 part of the Australian Radio Network KIIS Network.

Canberra has two commercial AM stations 2CC and 2CA. In 1988, 2CC launched its supplementary FM station as Kix 106 and 2CA launched FM104. Both stations had a rock format.

With limited stations in Canberra, in 1994 Australian Radio Network and Southern Cross Austereo decided to work together. They joined the FM stations as a partnership and sold the two AM stations to Capital Radio Network. Kix 106 became Mix 106.3 with an adult contemporary format whilst FM104 became a top 40 station. With the end of the Kix branding, Mix 106.3 changed its callsign to 1CBR, an abbreviation of Canberra.
Hit 105

Hit 105 is a top 40 station in Brisbane and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station started its life as 4BK and was Brisbane's second commercial station launching in 1930.

4BK was owned by *The Courier-Mail* and part of the Major Network along with 2UE Sydney and 3DB Melbourne.

In 1987 Hoyts Media bought 4BK. 4BK already had a classic rock format and ideal for the FM switch in 1990 to become Triple M. But the following year, Hoyts bought FM 104 for Triple M and 4BK is sold to Austereo.
As planned, 4BK converts to FM in 1990 and becomes B105. It started as a rock station to compete against Hoyt's Triple M.

In 1994, Austereo bought Hoyts Media bringing B105 and Triple M under the same ownership. B105 then moved to a top 40 format.

The station is part of the *Today Network*. In 2015, it changed to the *Today's Hit Network* and B105 was renamed as Hit 105.
Triple M 104.7

Triple M 104.7 is a rock station in Adelaide and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station started its life as 5KA and was Adelaide's second commercial station launching in 1927.

5KA was Adelaide's rock station. Commercial FM arrived in Adelaide in 1980 and Austereo launched SAFM with that format. Losing their audience 5KA experimented with a country music format.

Hoyts Media launched Triple M in Sydney the same year as SAFM. Hoyts was expanding the brand to other main capital cities. In 1987 they bought 5AD with the plan to create Triple M with the FM conversion three years later.     But in 1990, 5KA and 5DN were converted instead. Three years later in 1993, Hoyts bought KAFM from Wesgo and the station has become Triple M.
The following year, Austereo bought Triple M from Hoyts Media bringing Triple M and SAFM (Hit 107) under the same ownership. Triple M took over the rock format and SAFM (Hit 107) moved to top 40. In 2011 Austereo merged with Southern Cross Media, creating Southern Cross Austereo.
Macquarie Radio Network

Macquarie Radio Network own and operate 2 networks

1. **Talk :** A five station network in all mainland state capitals except Adelaide - 2GB (Sydney), 3AW (Melbourne), 4BC (Brisbane), 6PR (Perth)
2. **Easy Listening :** Magic 1278 in Melbourne, 2UE in Sydney and 4BH in Brisbane

They also own 2CH acquired prior to the Fairfax Media merger. With the "2 station rule", 2CH will be sold.

Macquarie Radio Network started with 2GB. It was part of the Macquarie Network which was broken up when Macquarie Broadcasting Holdings sold their stations. In 1994, 2GB was bought by Macquarie Radio Network.

In 2010, Fairfax Media owned the other talk stations including 2UE in Sydney and 3AW in Melbourne. To expand into Melbourne, Macquarie Radio Network started a partnership with Pacific Star Network, the owner of 3MP, to create Melbourne Talk Radio (MTR). The station only lasted two years.

In 2011, Macquarie Radio Network bought Smart Radio Group. The six stations are the Macquarie Regional Radio and operated as a subsidiary network from the metropolitan networks.

In 2015, Fairfax Media merged with Macquarie Radio Network bringing 2GB together with the other talk stations.

In Late 2016, 2UE Converted into a Lifestyle Format, With Both Magic Stations following in February 2017, After 18 Months of Networking, The Unpopular Lifestyle Format was Replaced with Macquarie Sports Radio, However in

November 2019 due to Low Ratings, The MSR Brand was shut down in Favour of a Classic Hits Format and Returning the Brands 2UE, Magic 1278, 4BH and Introducing a Digital Only Station in Perth.

As of 2020, The MacQuarie Radio Network is now Part of Nine Media.

 to be sold following Macquarie Radio Network and Fairfax Media merger
Adelaide timeline

### 1984

* 5AA bought by TAB
* 5DN ends racing service

### 1988

* 5DN becomes independent when the Macquarie Network ends

### 1990

* 5DN converted to FM
* 5KA converted to KAFM

### 1993

* KAFM bought by Hoyts Media from Wesgo and becomes Triple M
* 5AD bought by ARN from Hoyts Media
* 5AD converted to 5AD FM
* 5DN returns to AM

### 1994

* Triple M bought by Austereo from Hoyts Media

### 2005

* 5DN becomes SEN
* 5DN handed back to ARN and Cruise 1323 is launched

### 2015

* SAFM rebranded as Hit 107
Canberra

Canberra was served by two commercial AM stations. 2CA launched in 1930 but it was 44 year later in 1977 when 2CC launched.

FM radio arrived in Canberra in 1988. On February 27th, both stations launched their supplementary FM stations. 2CA launched FM104 (now known as 104.7) and 2CC launched Kix 106 (known now as Mix 106.3).

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97.3 FM

97.3 FM is an adult contemporary station in Brisbane and is a partnership between Australian Radio Network and Nova Entertainment. The station launched in 2001 and Brisbane's second FM-only commercial station; 21 years after FM 104 (now Triple M) launched.

97.3 FM is part of ARN's KIIS Network. The network was created in 2001. Australian Radio Network owned five capital city adult contemporary stations - Mix 106.5 in Sydney, Mix 101.1 in Melbourne, 97.3 FM, Mix 102.3 in Adelaide and Mix 106.3 in Canberra.     To reflect their format, it was named the MixFM Network.
In 2014, Sydney became a top 40 station and renamed KIIS 106.5. The following year, the Melbourne station did the same and became KIIS 101.1. Australian Radio Network also bought Perth's rock station, 96fm and added to the network. With the network broadening into other music formats, its name was changed to the KIIS Network.
Ash of The Arcane

Ash is daughter of Frightnight and NPC1 she is a star cat.

## Personality

At first, Ash was anti-social, she stayed away from others. Until she met Soulcatcher. Soulcatcher got her to be more friendly. But ever since Soulcatcher's death, she has slightly reverted back.

## Personal Info

name: Ash

Gender: female

SPeices: star cat

birthday: March 15th

Group: the arcane

## Roleplay info

Ash is part of the Arcane, formerly the alurian colony.

### Family

mother: Frightnight

father: NPC1

sister: Astra

siblings: 6 unnamed star cats

### Rank

Ash has been the following ranks:

kit, apprentice, warrior, Guardien, magistrate, constable

### Powers

Ash has the following powers:

glow p(any colour, must be full body glow), telepathy, shape shifting and flower prints

### Possesions

Ash has the following possesionss

headphones(two pairs, one indigo the other color not known), MP3 player, telescope, star pillow, a few gems, a bag of glow sticks, a small knife.

## History

### Flame era

Ash continues life as a warrior and Guardien. She is also trying to help out with repairing damage done in this era, along with coping with the death of her best friend.

### Illumination Era

Ash is helping the Arcane adjust to their new setting, along with survivngg the living legend.
Capital Radio Network

Capital Radio Network owns eight stations. Since 2009, their stations in Canberra, Goulburn and Perth have been a partnership with Grant Broadcasters. Whilst their Cooma and Warragul/Gippsland stations are wholly-owned by Capital Radio Network.

**Partnership**

* **Canberra :** Southern Cross Austereo owns 104.7 and Australian Radio Network owns Mix 106.3. In 1994 the two networks decided to work together. They joined the FM stations as a partnership and sold the two AM stations - 2CA and 2CC - to Capital Radio Network. 2CA has a classic hits format whilst 2CC is news, talk and sport.
* **Goulburn :** Capital Radio Network bought 2GN in 1987. Ten years later, 2GN launched its supplementary FM station, Eagle FM. Eagle FM has a top 40 format whilst 2GN is classic hits.
* **Perth :** Capital Radio Network bought 6IX in 1998 from Southern Cross Broadcasting and has a classic hits format.

**Wholly-owned**

* **Cooma :** The Snowy Mountains was originally served by one commercial AM station, 2XL. In 1998, 2XL launched its supplementary FM station, Snow FM. Snow FM has a top 40 format whilst 2XL is classic hits.
* **Warragul/Gippsland :** In 2007, Southern Cross Broadcasting merged with Macquarie Media Group. With Southern Cross owning the Network Ten affiliate television channel in Victoria, they sold 3GG to Capital Radio Network. 3GG has a classic hits format.

GB partnership with Grant Broadcasters
The Edge 96.1

The Edge 96.1 is a station in the Blue Mountains area of western Sydney and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station started its life as 2KA and until 1997 was a top 40 station.

In 1983, it was bought by television personality Mike Walsh. During his ownership, the station converted to FM and given a new name. In 1997, Walsh sold the station to Australian Radio Network who also own Sydney stations, KIIS 106.5 and WSFM.

With The Edge reception area reaching West Sydney, in 2006 Australian Radio Network changed The Edge to a dance station. With The Edge in an adjacent licence area, Australian Radio Network still falls within the "2 station rule" for Sydney yet able to offer three different formats - top 40 (KIIS), adult contemporary (WSFM) and dance (The Edge) - to parts of Sydney.
Star FM

Star FM is a radio network owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The stations in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia are part of the Today's Hit Network. The brand was created in 1999 by DMG Radio, now Nova Entertainment. In 2004, they sold the network to Macquarie Regional RadioWorks, now Southern Cross Austereo.

The Star FM stations have their own local breakfast program. Then from 9am weekdays, they network from Southern Cross Austereo Gold Coast or Albury Media Centres. From 4pm weekdays, Star FM stations take the national Today's Hit Network programming.
Cruise 1323

Cruise 1323 is a classic hits station in Adelaide and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station started its life as 5DN and was Adelaide's third commercial station launching in 1930.

5DN has an eventful history. It was part of the Macquarie Network when it was created in 1938. In 1951, it became an official member station when 5DN was bought by Associated Newspapers, the owner of London's *The News* and *The Mail* newspapers. The station became under Australian ownership when John Fairfax Limited bought the network in 1964. 5DN became independent in 1988 when the Macquarie Network stations were sold.

As part of the Macquarie Network, 5DN was the talk station in Adelaide; and racing until 1984 when TAB bought 5AA to carry it. In 1990, two commercial AM stations - 5DN and 5KA (now Triple M) - converted to FM. With FM stereo, 5DN ended its talk format and became a music station. It was unsuccessful so its sister station, 5AD changed to FM and is now Mix 102.3. Whilst 5DN returned to AM taking over 5AD's 1323AM frequency.

During 2005, the station was leased to Melbourne's Sports and Entertainment Network (SEN). But it too was unsuccessful and 5DN was handed back to its owners, Australian Radio Network. They launched the current station, Cruise 1323 . It is part of the Pure Gold Network and partner with WSFM (Sydney), Gold 104.3 (Melbourne) and 4KQ (Brisbane).
Nambour

Nambour was originally served by one commercial AM station, 4SS which launched in 1964. In 1994 it converted to FM and is now known as 92.7 Mix FM. Its supplementary FM station, Sea FM 91.9 launched two years later in 1996. Nambour gained a third commercial FM station in 2003 when Hot 91.1 launched.

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 Eon Broadcasting
 Grant Broadcasters

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Sydney

Commercial radio arrived in Sydney in 1925. In January, 2UW (now KIIS 106.5) was the first getting on-air 12 days ahead of 2UE. Then in October, 2KY (Sky Sports Radio) launched. By the end of 1926, Sydney had four commercial AM station with the addition of 2GB. They were followed by 2SM in 1931 and 2CH in 1932. Sydney's seventh and last commercial AM station was 2WS (now a FM station), launching in 1978.

Two years later in 1980, FM radio arrived. Two new stations launched on August 1st with Triple M and 2Day FM (Hit 104.1). In 1993, 2WS converted to FM with 2UW (KIIS 106.5) the following year. Additional commercial FM stations launched in 2001 with Nova 96.9 and in 2005 with smoothfm 95.3

Sydney has six commercial FM stations - Triple M, Hit 104.1 2Day FM, WSFM, KIIS 106.5, Nova 96.9, smoothfm 95.3 - and five commercial AM stations - 2UE, Sky Sports Radio, 2GB, 2SM and 2CH.

## Networks

 Australian Radio Network
 Macquarie Radio Network
 Southern Cross Austereo

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KIIS 106.5

KIIS 106.5 is a top 40 station in Sydney and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station started its life as 2UW. It launched in 1925 and the first commercial station in Australia.

In 1933, 2UW was bought by Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation (subsidiary of Australian Broadcasting Company). CBC became Australian Radio Network in 1994.

The station had a long association with Consolidated Press who owned *The Daily Telegraph* between 1936 until 1972.

For most of its history, 2UW was a top 40 station. When the first commercial FM stations launched in 1980, it lost its audience and move to a classic hits format.

In the mid-1990s, along with sister station WSFM, 2UW converted to FM. 2UW launched on FM as an adult contemporary Mix 106.5. The Australian Radio Network developed similar stations in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra and banded as the MixFM Network.

In 2014, the station returned to its top 40 format and relaunched as KIIS 106.5. To reflect the change, the network was renamed KIIS Network.
ACE Radio Broadcasters

ACE is the abbreviation of Associated Communication Enterprises and is a family-owned radio company. ACE Radio Broadcasters own and operate several AM and FM stations in Victoria and 2AY on the Victoria/NSW border.

* **1984 :** Buys 3HA from 3UZ (now RSN Racing & Sport)
* **1985 :** Buys 3CS
* **1986 :** Buys 3SH and 3WM
* **1984-1994 :** Buys into Bay FM in Geelong, Sun FM and 3SR in Shepparton, 2WL (now Wave FM) in Wollongong
* **1994 :** Sells Sun FM and 3SR (now owned by Southern Cross Austereo). Sells Bay FM and 2WL to Grant Broadcasters
* **1995 :** Buys 3TR from Southern Cross, giving ACE Radio Broadcasters a presence in eastern Victoria. Buys 3YB bringing the total to six Victoria licences that ACE Radio Broadcasters currently hold.
* **1996 :** The FM supplement licences, Mixx FM, begin broadcasting in Colac, Horsham and Swan Hill
* **2002 :** 3TR supplement licence starts broadcasting as 3TR FM. The heritage station callsign is changed to 3GV to represent its presence in the Gippsland. Coast FM, 3YB's supplement licence starts broadcasting. 3HA's supplement licence, Mixx FM starts broadcasting bringing the total to six FM licences that ACE Radio Broadcasters currently hold.
* **2005 :** Buys 2AY in Albury when Macquarie Media Group purchased DMG Radio's regional stations
* **2008 :** 3GV changes name and format to Gold 1242

ACE Radio Broadcasters' FM stations are adult contemporary whilst the heritage AM stations have a classic hits, talk format.
Triple M 104.5

Triple M 104.5 is a rock station in Brisbane and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station was the start of commercial FM radio in Brisbane being the first and only station to launch in 1980.

    It launched on 104.1FM using its callsign 4MMM. Its callsign was chosen to promote its three songs in a row (triple music) policy. In December 1982, the station rebranded as FM 104 with its kangaroo guitarist.

In 1988 Hoyts Media, owner of Triple M Sydney, bought FM 104 and the station started using the Triple M name. The following year, the station moved from 104.1FM to 104.5FM.

In 1994, Austereo bought Triple M from Hoyts Media bringing Triple M and B105 (Hit 105) under the same ownership. This was followed in 2011 when Austereo merged with Southern Cross Media, creating Southern Cross Austereo.
Macquarie Network

timeline

The Macquarie Network takes its name from Governor Macquarie. The network dates back to 1938 when Tasmanian stations joined making it present in all six states and the Australian Capital Territory. The Macquarie Network was created for access to programming and the stations remained independently owned. The 19 strong network included five stations that are the nucleus of the Macquarie Radio Network - 2GB, 2UE, 3AW, 4BH (now Magic 882) and 6PR.

By 1952, the Macquarie Network was a 22 station network. With 2GB being the parent station, more NSW stations joined. 2UE had left the network whilst 6IX was the Perth member replacing 6PR. The Macquarie Network had 40 associated members giving it national coverage.

In the 1960s, the Macquarie Network moved to station ownership. By 1964, Associated Television of London owned seven Macquarie Network stations including 2GB and 3AW. The stations became under Australian control when John Fairfax Limited buys ATV. The following year, Fairfax creates a subsidiary Macquarie Broadcasting Holdings for the radio network.

In 1969, 4BH is bought by Macquarie Broadcasting Holdings after only been an associate station for over 30 years. In following years, the NSW regional stations are sold leaving the network owning a station in all mainland capitals except Perth.

The Macquarie Network came to an end in 1988 when Macquarie Broadcasting Holdings sold its six stations. This was the start of Southern Cross Broadcasting involvement in radio when they bought 3AW.
Hit 92.9

Hit 92.9 is a top 40 station in Perth and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station started its life as 6PM and was Perth's third commercial station launching in 1937.

6PM was started by Whitford Broadcasting Network. Whitford also owned 6AM Northam (which could be received in north Perth), 6GE Geraldton (now Red FM) and 6KG Kalgoorlie. 6PM callsign was to represent the afternoon hours with its sister station 6AM before noon.

In 1969, Whitford sold all its stations to Frank Packer’s Consolidated Broadcasting System.

In 1990, 6PM converted to FM, followed by 6KY (now Mix 94.5) the following year. In 1997, both stations were bought by Austereo.

6PM started its life on FM as 92.9 PMFM. Its callsign has since been dropped and named simply as 92.9. The station is part of the *Today Network*. In 2015, it changed to the *Today's Hit Network* and 92.9 was renamed as Hit 92.9.
KIIS 101.1

KIIS 101.1 is a top 40 station in Melbourne and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station started its life as 3DB and was Melbourne's second commercial station launching in 1930.

The station's callsign of 3DB was derived from its original owner, Druleigh Business College. Between 1929 and 1987, 3DB was owned and operated by The Herald and Weekly Times, owners of *The Herald* and *The Sun News-Pictorial* newspapers.

The station has had a variety of formats including top 40 - its current format - between 1975 and 1981. This was followed by classic hits until 1993. In 1983, it become Melbourne's sole racing station.

1988 was a changing time for the station. The Victorian Racing industry purchased 3UZ and took back racing. HWT sold the station to the Albert Family and continued with a full-time classic hits format; relaunching with a new callsign 3TT (3 Ten Twentysix). In 1990, along with sister station Gold 104.3, 3TT converted to FM.

TTFM relaunched in 1993 as adult contemporary and renamed as Mix 101.1 in 2001; matching the other Australian Radio Network stations in the MixFM Network.

In 2015, the station returned to its top 40 format and relaunched as KIIS 101.1; with the network renamed as the KIIS Network.
Mix 102.3

Mix 102.3 is an adult contemporary station in Adelaide and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station started its life as 5AD and was Adelaide's first commercial station launching in 1925.

5AD was created by *The Advertiser* and its callsign represents its owner and city. Until its demise in 1930, 5AD was part of the Federal Radio Network which also included 2UW and 3DB. They are now KIIS 106.5 and KIIS 101.1 and still sister stations to Mix 102.3.

 5AD was Adelaide's top 40 station. But with the launch of SAFM (Hit 107) in 1980, it lost its audience and moved to an easy listening format.
In 1987 Hoyts Media bought 5AD to prepare for the FM switch in 1990 with the plan to create Triple M. But they were unsuccessful and the two AM stations converted were 5KA and 5DN. Three years later in 1993, Hoyts bought KAFM and is now Triple M.

5AD was sold to the Australian Radio Network who also owned 5DN. 5DN's relaunch as a music station on FM was unsuccessful. The stations changed frequencies with 5AD moving to 102.3FM with its hits and memories format.

By 2001, 5AD FM had become an adult contemporary station. To reflect its format, the station was renamed Mix 102.3.
Triple M

Triple M is a radio network owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The rock music stations broadcast in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide; and between 1994 and 1997 in Perth. Triple M started with the arrival of commercial FM radio in 1980.

* **1980 :** Triple M launches in Sydney. Whilst EON FM launched in Melbourne, FM 104 in Brisbane and 96fm in Perth
* **1986 :** Hoyts Media, owner of Triple M Sydney, buys EON FM
* **1987 :** Hoyts Media buys 96fm
* **1988 :** Hoyts Media buys FM 104. EON FM and FM 104 start using the Triple M name, expanding the brand to the three eastern state capitals
* **1993 :** Adelaide's KAFM, that converted to FM three years earlier, is bought by Hoyts Media. KAFM starts using the Triple M name
* **1994 :** Austereo (now Southern Cross Austereo) buys Triple M. They rename 96fm as Triple M to complete the five capital city network

In 1997 Austereo buys PMFM (Hit 92.9) and KYFM (Mix 94.5) in Perth. With the "2 station rule", Triple M Perth is sold and returned to 96fm; leaving the current four station Triple M network.
Sea FM

Sea FM is a radio network owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The 3 stations in northern Queensland are part of Triple M LocalWorks. Whilst the stations in southern Queensland, New South Wales and Tasmania are part of the Today's Hit Network. The brand was created in the 1990s by RG Capital as supplementary FM licences are launched. In 2004, they sold the network to Macquarie Regional RadioWorks, now Southern Cross Austereo.

* **1989 :** 90.9 Sea FM launched on the Gold Coast
* **1996 :** 91.9 Sea FM launched on the Sunshine Coast. RG Capital buy Coast Rock FM, Gosford and renamed as 101.3 Sea FM
* **1997 :** 107.7 Sea FM launched in Devonport
* **1999 :** 99.5 Sea FM launched in Cairns; 100.7 Sea FM launched in Townsville; 98.7 Sea FM launched in Mackay; 101.9 Sea FM launched in Maryborough
* **2000 :** 101.5 Sea FM launched in Rockhampton; 93.1 Sea FM launched in Bundaberg
* **2003 :** 101.7 Sea FM launched in Burnie; 99.7 Sea FM launched in Scottsdale. RG Capital rename TTT FM, Hobart as 100.9 Sea FM.
* **2004 :** RG Capital sells their regional stations to Macquarie Regional RadioWorks (Southern Cross Austereo). Macquarie Regional RadioWorks buys DMG Radio's regional stations requiring them to sell Sea FM Townsville. It was bought by Prime Media Group and is now Zinc 100.7. The Sea FM stations in Victoria are rebranded as Star FM.
* **2007 :** Macquarie Regional RadioWorks buys Southern Cross Broadcasting requiring them to sell Sea FM in northern Tasmania. They are bought by Grant Broadcasters.
* **2013 :** With Sunshine Coast overlapping into Brisbane, Southern Cross Austereo required to sell Sea FM Sunshine Coast. It was bought by Eon Broadcasting and still retains its Sea FM branding. Grant Broadcasters rename Sea FM Scottsdale as 99.7 Chilli FM.
Hit 104.1 2Day FM

Hit 104.1 2Day FM is a top 40 station in Sydney and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station was the start of commercial FM radio in Sydney. On August 1st 1980, 2Day FM launched along with Triple M.

2Day FM first owners were the media personalities, John Laws, Mike Willesee and Graham Kennedy. To make it different to the existing AM stations, 2Day FM launched with an easy listening format. In 1987 they sold the station to Broadcast Investments (Lamb Family).

Two years later in 1989, 2Day FM was bought by its current owners, Austereo. They were creating a top 40 network and added 2Day FM to the format. In 1994, Austereo bought Triple M from Hoyts Media bringing the two stations that started commercial FM radio in Sydney - 2Day FM and Triple M - under the same ownership.

The station is part of the *Today Network*. In 2015, it changed to the *Today's Hit Network* and Hit 104.1 became part of the station's name.
Redwave Media

Redwave Media is the radio division of the Seven West Media group. The radio network serves major regional towns in Western Australia, north of Perth.

Redwave Media has two networks

* **Spirit Radio :** An adult contemporary station. The Spirit Radio Network launched in 2000s, built around the existing AM stations 6NW Port Hedland and 6KA Karratha. Spirit Radio Network totals 5 stations and also available on FM in Geraldton and Broome, 621AM around Bunbury, and across remote Western Australia.
* **Red FM :** A top 40 station. WAFM was formed in the late 1990s when supplementary FM licences were granted to existing licences, which are now Spirit Radio. Red FM was launched in 1998, initially as a mining radio station providing news and music to the remote mining areas. It has since replaced the WAFM stations in Geraldton, Karratha, Port Headland and Broome.
WSFM

WSFM is an adult contemporary station in Sydney and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station launched in 1978 to serve Sydney's Western Suburbs; which is represented in its original callsign 2WS. When it converted to FM, it kept that title with its three-letter callsign 2 Double-U S (2UUS).

Like its sister station in Melbourne (Gold 104.3), 2WS had a hits and memories format.

In 1993, 2WS converted to FM and became a Sydney-wide station. It was known as 2WS FM until 2001 when its name was shortened to WSFM.

In the 1980s, 2WS was bought by Wesgo who took the station to FM. In 1994, Australian Radio Network bought 2WS FM from Wesgo and Mix 106.5 became its sister station.

In 2014, Mix 106.5 switched to a top 40 station and renamed KIIS 106.5. WSFM moved from a classic hits format to adult contemporary to fill the void.
Grant Broadcasters

Grant Broadcasters is a regional radio network. The company started back in 1942 when Walter Grant bought the license for 2DU Dubbo, NSW.

* **By 1986 :** Grant Broadcasters owned four radio stations... in Parkes, Dubbo, Mudgee and Nowra NSW; but only Nowra is still under Grant Broadcasters ownership.
* **During the 1980's :** Grant Broadcasters began a period of expansion. First, 2NM Muswellbrook was added to the Nowra station along with others on the NSW South Coast, Ballarat VIC, Murray Bridge SA and Geelong VIC.
* **2007 :** Purchased River 94.9 Ipswich from Rural Press.
* **2008 :** With the Macquarie Media Group and Southern Cross Broadcasting merger, Grant Broadcasters had the opportunity to acquire their Tasmanian stations in Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, Scottsdale and Queenstown. This was a significant point in Grant Broadcasters growth as it moved from small independent stations to part of the Sea FM network.
* **2009 :** Entered a joint venture with Capital Radio Network by taking a 50% holding in the Capital stations in Canberra ACT, Goulburn NSW and Perth WA.
* **2011 :** Grant Broadcasters completed the purchase of the Fairfax regional radio assets in Bundaberg and South Australia.
* **2013 :** Grant Broadcasters acquired Prime Media's ten radio stations in Queensland covering the Sunshine Coast, Gympie, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville & Cairns.

Most of Grant Broadcasters stations can be grouped into four formats : Top 40, Adult Contemporary, Classic Hits, Rock.

CRN partnership with Capital Radio Network
Mix 94.5

Mix 94.5 is an adult contemporary station in Perth and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station started its life as 6KY and was Perth's fourth and last commercial AM station launching in 1941.

6KY was started by AWA (Amalgamated Wireless Australia). The station has had a number of owners. In 1968, it was bought by News Ltd, the owner of *Sunday Times*, Western Australia's Sunday newspaper. This was followed by Channel 9 ownership. With the takeover in 1984 by Bond Media, 6KY was sold back to AWA.

With the arrival on commercial FM, 6KY had to look for a new audience. In the 1980s it experimented with talk and easy listening format.

Between 1987 and 1989, 6KY was owned by Wesgo; prior to the FM switch. 6KY converted in 1991 and 6PM - now its sister station Hit 92.9 - changed in 1990. In 1997, both stations were bought by Austereo. KYFM was renamed as Mix 94.5 to reflect its adult contemporary format.
Dwight Hatcher

* FINAL RULE
 Get Players 2, 4, and 8's PDAsPlayer 1 must be killed by day 3 SurviveKill 1 Player who has finished their objective and 2 who haven't
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Dwight is the second youngest player in the 44th Ludus, an adolescent boy who's not very well-liked by his peers but through the game is able to make friends with Tina.

## Trivia

* Very early in development, Dwight was originally named "Decon Brown".
* Dwight's codename, *Mar,* can mean "to damage something otherwise pure." It's also the Spanish word for *sea.*
Smoothfm

smoothfm is a radio network owned by Nova Entertainment. smoothfm is the sixth and latest commercial FM stations in Sydney and Melbourne.

* **Sydney :** 95.3FM launched in 2005. It started as Vega 95.3, an adult contemporary station with a mix of talk. After a year, the talk was removed to compete with WSFM, Mix 106.5 (now KIIS 106.5) and Triple M. In 2010, after five years on air, the station became Classic Rock 95.3. This format lasted only two years and in 2012 it changed to its current station, smoothfm 95.3
* **Melbourne :** 91.5FM followed the same format as its Sydney station. It launched in 2005 as Vega 91.5, an adult contemporary station with a mix of talk. After a year, the talk was removed to compete with Gold 104.3, Mix 101.1 (now KIIS 101.1) and Triple M. In 2010, after five years on air, the station became Classic Rock 91.5. This format lasted only two years and in 2012 it changed to its current station, smoothfm 91.5
Amity: One Tale

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Amity: One Tale, also known as Death Rule: Extra Stage 1 or Love Rule, is an otome spin-off game made for NaNoReNo 2013 centered around Tina Blatchford. The writing, UI, programming, and promotion were done by Hijiri with sprites and (planned) CGs by Katon, and the two are credited in the beginning of demo 0.5 as both Mesi Games and Team Repeated Fear.

Amity has 3 romantic paths as well as one hidden GxG path, though as of the current release only one of these is playable. A completed version with all paths, as well as a more thorough plot, finished CGs, a music room, and the "Unbekkant," titled Amity White Package Edition was intended to follow the demo version around May 2013, but was never released. The authors picked up the project in 2015 under the working title Amity: Endless Dream.

## Plot

Amity follows the Final Rule continuity, but Tina dreamed up the events of the 44th Ludus after recovering from a P.E. injury. Tina is a near-graduating senior at Kindred Academy and, wanting to make something of herself, must choose what activities to get involved in (and consequently which love interest to puruse) before the year ends. She's failing in her chemistry class, taught by Prof. Archer, which might keep her from graduating, but her gym teacher, Mr. Kaysen, requested she do some extra training outside of school, and Dwight Hatcher needs a senior advisor for his school LARP club.

## External Links

* Original concept blog post
* Demo 0.5 Lemma Soft thread
* Demo 0.5 Official Blog Post
* White Package announcement

## Notes

1. ↑ Possibly a misspelling of the German *unbekannt,* meaning "unknown." It may refer to hidden extras similar to the content offered in Lost Code. "EK-Unbekannt" is also the developer's former tumblr url.
96fm

96fm is a rock station in Perth and is owned by Australian Radio Network. The station was the start of commercial FM radio in Perth being the first and only station to launch in 1980.

The station has had many owners and two names over its short history. In 1987 Hoyts Media, owner of Triple M Sydney, bought 96fm but the station retained its 96fm name. Seven years later in 1994, the station does become Triple M when Austereo buys Hoyts Media.

In 1997 Austereo buys PMFM (Hit 92.9) and KYFM (Mix 94.5). With the "2 station rule", Triple M had to be sold.     It is bought by Southern Cross Broadcasting and restored its original name of 96fm.
In 2007, Southern Cross Broadcasting merged with Macquarie Media Group and SCB stations are sold to Fairfax Media.

In 2015, Fairfax Media merged with Macquarie Radio Network. They retained their AM stations whilst 96fm is sold to its current owner, Australian Radio Network.
Adelaide

Commercial radio arrived in Adelaide in 1925 with the launch of 5AD (now Mix 102.3). They were followed by 5KA (now Triple M) in 1927 and 5DN (now Cruise 1323) in 1930. In 1976 - just four years before FM radio - Adelaide gained its fourth commercial AM station with the launch of 5AA.

FM radio arrived in 1980 with the launch of SAFM (now Hit 107). In 1990, 5KA converted and is now Triple M. 5DN also converted in 1990 but switched with 5AD; creating Cruise 1323 and Mix 102.3. After a gap of 24 years, Adelaide gained a new commercial FM station when Nova 91.9 launched in 2004.

Adelaide has four commercial FM stations - Hit 107, Triple M, Mix 102.3, Nova 91.9 - and two commercial AM stations - Cruise 1323 and 5AA.

## Networks

 Australian Radio Network
 Nova Entertainment
 Southern Cross Austereo

## Licence Area

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Fairfax Media

Fairfax Media entered radio ownership in 2007. Southern Cross Broadcasting merged with Macquarie Media Group and sold their 7 radio stations to Fairfax Media. The network included four stations that are the nucleus of both the Macquarie Network (1938) and the Macquarie Radio Network (2024) - 2UE, 3AW, 4BH (Magic 882) and 6PR.

Fairfax Media main business activities is daily newspapers. In 2007, they merged with Rural Press. Four years earlier, Rural Press bought Star Broadcasting Network which was acquired by Fairfax Media with the merger. Star Broadcasting Network was nine regional stations in Queensland and South Australia

* **Bundaberg :** Hitz FM 93.9 and 4BU
* **Ipswich :** River 94.9
* **Renmark  :** Magic 93.1 and 5RM
* **Port Augusta :** Magic 105.9 and 5AU
* **Port Lincoln :** Magic 89.9 and 5CC

Ipswich overlap into Brisbane. With Fairfax Media buying 4BC and 4BH (Magic 882) from Southern Cross Broadcasting, the "2 station rule" required that River 94.9 be sold. River 94.9 was bought by Grant Broadcasters.

In 2011, Fairfax Media withdrew from regional radio and sold the remaining Star Broadcasting Network to Grant Broadcasters.

In 2015, Fairfax Media owned the seven stations that they bought from Southern Cross Broadcasting. It was four talk stations - 2UE, 3AW, 4BC, 6PR - Magic stations in Melbourne and Brisbane; and 96fm rock station. As 96fm was a stand-alone station, it was sold to Australian Radio Network. Fairfax Media merged with Macquarie Radio Network bringing 2GB together with the other talk stations.
Triple M 104.9

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.
Smoothfm 91.5

smoothfm 95.3 is an easy listening station in Melbourne and is owned by Nova Entertainment. Launched in 2005, it is Melbourne's fourth FM-only and latest commercial station.

The station has had many formats over its short history. It started as Vega 91.5, an adult contemporary station with a mix of talk. After a year, the talk was removed to compete with Gold 104.3, Mix 101.1 (now KIIS 101.1) and Triple M.

Vega 91.5 format was too broad with the other commercial FM stations offering their targetted formats. In 2010, after five years on air, the station became Classic Rock 91.5. This format lasted only two years.

In 2012 it changed to an easy listening format. The station was renamed smoothfm 91.5 to reflect the new format.
KIIS Network

KIIS Network is a radio network owned by Australian Radio Network. It was originally the MixFM Network which described its stations adult contemporary format. With the network broadening into other music formats, in 2015 its name was changed to the KIIS Network. The KIIS Network has a station in all the six mainland capitals.

* **Canberra :** Kix 106 was one of the two FM station that launched in Canberra in 1988. Kix 106 was a rock station. In 1994, it started a partnership with Southern Cross Austereo, the owner of the other FM station. Kix 106 changed to Mix 106.3 and an adult contemporary format.
* **Sydney :** 2UW was one of two Sydney AM radio stations to convert to FM in 1990s. It was renamed Mix 106.5 with its adult contemporary format. In 2014, the station switched to a top 40 format and was renamed KIIS 106.5 to reflect its new image.
* **Melbourne :** 3TT was one of two Melbourne AM radio stations to convert to FM in 1990. The adult contemporary station started its FM life as TTFM and did not change its name to Mix 101.1 until 2001. In 2015, a year after its sister station in Sydney, Mix 101.1 switched to a top 40 format and was renamed KIIS 101.1
* **Brisbane :** 97.3 FM was the new FM station that launched in Brisbane in 2001. It has always been an adult contemporary station and is a partnership with Nova Entertainment.
* **Adelaide :** 5AD converted to FM in 1993. It swapped frequencies with its sister station 5DN (now Cruise 1323). In 2001, the station was renamed Mix 102.3 and is an adult contemporary station.
* **Perth :** 96fm was the new FM station that launched in Perth in 1980. A rock station, it has had many owners and was bought by Australian Radio Network in 2015, bringing the network to all mainland capitals.
Triple M 105.1

Triple M 105.1 is a rock station in Melbourne and is owned by Southern Cross Austereo. The station was the start of commercial FM radio in Australia. It launched on July 11th 1980, three weeks ahead of Fox FM (Hit 101.9) and Sydney's Triple M and 2Day FM.

The station launched as EON FM on 92.3FM. The station name was chosen as it was the start of commercial FM radio with an immeasurably long period.

In 1986, EON FM was sold to Hoyts Media, owner of Sydney's Triple M. But it was two years later in 1988 when the station started using the Triple M name. They coincided it with a frequency change from 92.3FM to its current position on 105.1FM.

In 1994, Austereo bought Triple M from Hoyts Media bringing Triple M and Fox FM under the same ownership.

In the late-1990s, Triple M expanded into sport. It was the first FM station to introduce a sports chat show and live AFL since the 1997 season.