The Trax FM football commentary from the Grand Final at Port Augusta is now available on this website. Just go to the football page and you will see 5 separate recordings. One for each quarter and one for the extra time. You can play / pause and move forward and backwards by dragging the line with your mouse. You can also step back 15 seconds with the circle on the left hand side next to the the play / pause arrow. We hope you will enjoy the recordings. They are copyright to Trax FM. If you would like to use the recordings anywhere just send an email to the secretary at traxfm.org.au to discuss this before proceeding.
Author: Graham Johnston
Keep Up to Date
To keep up to date with what is happening in these changing times on Trax FM check out our website frequently. Our Calendar is updated almost daily, and there are our News Tickers that wander across the screen near the top of the home page. Our Facebook page is also worth a check although items on our website are more permanent. Keep in touch with Trax FM
Soccer
Soccer returns on Trax FM from April 11th when we bring you the first match of local side Savoy from their home ground at the Port Pirie Sports Precinct. The broadcast commences at 2.45pm from the Media Centre
Board
The new committee for 2020/21 is as follows:
Ray Walters Chairman, Graham Johnston Secretary, Christine Kent Treasurer, Rose Marschall, Tony Adriaanse and John Rohde. We thank our past committee members for their involvement over the years. This year has had its challenges but we look forward to brighter times at Trax FM
Radio Filipino Returns
Radio Filipino returns to Trax FM on Sunday 7th June at 2pm. As the restrictions ease in the COVID-19 crisis, Radio Filipino returns to the airwaves in their bi-weekly broadcasts on Thursdays (1pm to 3pm) and Sundays (2pm to 4pm).
New Programmes
During the current period of restrictions we have introduced some changes to our programming on Trax FM. Evening timeslots on Mondays and Fridays have music programming without presenters and this is likely to continue for quite some time. With winter approaching we will concentrate on having presenters on air during daylight hours. The exceptions are Thursdays and Saturdays where the current programmes will continue.
Radio Reading
Radio Reading continues while the paper publication of the “Recorder” is in recess. Classified notices are still available through various sources online, media releases, newsletters, and other online resources are still available (including occasional articles in the online Recorder page) for us to use. The Adelaide Sunday Mail will also be read as many articles are of interest to local readers. Following Radio Reading we are broadcasting the “Vision Australia Hour” from the Community Radio Network.
Radio Reading
There will be no Radio Reading broadcast on Sunday 19th April as the Recorder newspaper is not publishing this week (Thursday 16th April). Next publication date is Thursday 23rd April and hence our next Radio Reading broadcast will be Sunday 26th April (the day after Anzac Day) Trax FM staff
Changes to Programmes
There will be some changes to the programming on Trax FM due to the current situation with the virus. Jan , Jimmy and Radio Filipino are taking a break from radio until the committee deems the situation has improved enough. In some cases there will be resheduling of other programmes into the gaps created by these absences. More to follow
25 Years
Radio Filipino last night celebrated 25 years of broadcasting on Trax FM. Congratulations to all presenters past and present who have helped achieve this milestone.