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About Triple M The Border 105.7 FM
When Triple M The Border launched on 31 July 1998, it chose its identity well: the station was called The River, and its first song was Many Rivers to Cross by Toni Childs. The 2BDR licence grew into one of the twin cities' commercial voices and joined the Triple M rock network in December 2016.
Broadcasting on 105.7 MHz at 100 kW from Albury, with repeaters at Omeo, Falls Creek and Corryong, the station serves townships all along the NSW-Victoria border. The rock format runs from Lu & Al at breakfast through The Rush Hour with JB & Billy to Triple M Nights with Dave Gleeson, alongside sister station Hit 104.9. Late nights bring Homegrown with Matty O, the network's window on Australian music.
English-language and border-proud, the station streams free online - Albury-Wodonga rock radio to listen live from both sides of the Murray River, from the Snowy Mountains repeater country and from anywhere in the world with a browser or radio app.