Clockwise from top left: Phil Bailey, Felicity Lockyer, Karen Roberts and Clive Haddow; Paul Burnett, Tim Park, Eleanor Shakeshaft and David Curry; Daniel Simms, Dot Newton and Peter Roberts; Sue Myc and Dean Bennett; Michael Henderson, Tracey Roberts and Cuan Camilleri; Derek Cromb, Bev Letton and Mary Combe.
Camera IconClockwise from top left: Phil Bailey, Felicity Lockyer, Karen Roberts and Clive Haddow; Paul Burnett, Tim Park, Eleanor Shakeshaft and David Curry; Daniel Simms, Dot Newton and Peter Roberts; Sue Myc and Dean Bennett; Michael Henderson, Tracey Roberts and Cuan Camilleri; Derek Cromb, Bev Letton and Mary Combe. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Station in tune with community needs

Staff ReporterWanneroo Times

Station board chairman Michael Henderson thanked the City of Wanneroo for its support. The council’s recent donation of $5000 was used to buy a piece of equipment (an Orban 5500 Digital Optimod processor) that enables 89.7 to produce a better sounding signal for listeners.

Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts congratulated the ECU-based station and its volunteers for its service to the community in Wanneroo, Joondalup and beyond. Bankwest chipped in $1000 to help the station host the event and also pledged the same amount to the North Suburban Community Cricket Association.

Cuan Camilleri won an advertising voucher with the station.

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