Wesgo
Australian radio broadcasting company
Wesgo was an Australian media company that owned radio stations. It was founded on 14 October 1982 when radio stations 2WS in Sydney and 2GO in Gosford merged. In October 1987, eight stations were purchased from AWA making it the largest radio operator in Australia with 50 stations. In 1994 it was purchased by Australian Provincial Newspapers and delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange.
01Assets
| Station | City | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2AY | Albury | purchased October 1987 |
| 2GN | Goulburn | purchased October 1987 |
| 2GO | Gosford | |
| 2CH | Sydney | purchased October 1987 |
| 2KO | Newcastle | |
| 2SM | Sydney | purchased July 1992 |
| 2WS | Sydney | |
| Gold 104.3 | Melbourne | purchased January 1995 |
| Magic 693 | Melbourne | |
| 3BO | Bendigo | purchased October 1987, sold 1993 |
| 3GG | Warragul | 60% purchased March 1990 |
| 4CA | Cairns | purchased October 1987, sold October 1990 |
| 4CC | Gladstone | purchased November 1995 |
| 4HI | Emerald | purchased March 1988, sold June 1988 |
| 4KQ | Brisbane | purchased April 1986 |
| 4LG | Longreach | purchased March 1988, sold June 1988 |
| 4MK | Mackay | sold October 1990 |
| 4TO | Townsville | purchased October 1987, sold October 1990 |
| 5KA | Adelaide | sold 1993 |
| 6KY | Perth | purchased October 1987 |
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