澳大利亚广播公司(ABC)旗下的Capricornia电台迎来成立95周年庆典。[1]该电台的前身为4RK，[1]成立于1931年，[1]比澳大利亚广播委员会本身早成立一年。[1]作为ABC在昆士兰地区最早的地方电台，[1]Capricornia电台长期为中昆士兰地区提供体育报道、应急广播等服务，已成为当地社区的重要媒体机构。[1]
电台的运营历史见证了其与社区的紧密联系。[1]1963年，电台迁至Quay Street现址。[1]资深橄榄球联盟记者Terry Moore曾为电台服务超过35年，[1]并在2001年6月获得ABC董事长Donald McDonald颁发的特别表彰信和优异服务奖章。[1]Moore于2001年10月去世。[1]
ABC Capricornia radio station is celebrating 95 years of service to central Queensland, having been established in 1931 under the original call sign 4RK [1]. The station predates the Australian Broadcasting Corporation itself, which was founded in 1932, making it one of the organisation's earliest regional outlets [1]. As ABC's first local radio station in Queensland, Capricornia has provided the Rockhampton area with sports coverage, emergency broadcasting, and community-focused programming for nearly a century [1].
The station relocated to its current premises on Quay Street in 1963 [1]. Among its notable contributors was sports reporter Terry Moore, who served the station for more than 35 years covering rugby league before his death in October 2001 [1]. Moore received a special commendation letter and a service medal from ABC Chairman Donald McDonald in June 2001, recognising his decades of dedicated work [1].