Radio Australia is not the only shortwave station to ever broadcast out
of Melbourne


its foe of as you say the ...neocons

FOX has a Melbourne Connection

Rupert FOX Murdochs Dad was a Melbourne Journalist
who caught the train to work via Flinders St Station

http://www.woopidoo.com/biography/rupert-murdoch.htm

Sir Keith Murdoch was instrumental in founding the American Australian
Association in 1948 and the Murdoch family has
since continued its active support of the Association in NY


Though a Printman Keith there was also a radio station in the Building

With a Fanfare would come " These are The Herald and Weekly Times
Stations.. 3DB and 3LK" and here are the Football Results !!!!

On February 28, 1987, after a dramatic struggle, Rupert Murdoch
won control of the Herald and Weekly Times,and 3DB
the company his father had built.

It was on the occasion of the 1934 Centenary Celebrations that a relay
of these events from 3DB was heard worldwide each evening for nearly
two weeks, beginning on October 28. The shortwave transmitter that
carried this
program relay was the 3.5 kW unit, VK3ME at Braybrook .. just out of
Town

The Shortwave broadcasts from 3DB Were also heard all over Australia
Maybe on receivers like these


http://members.ozemail.com.au/~pmhughes/

These are early AWA Aussie Radio
sets... rare


Keith

Rupert's Dad was a man of his times, and had seen the Great Depression
as well as two world wars.His appreciation of the new statecraft being
practiced in Washington, has benefitted this country ever since.
He would be very proud of his son's achievements..