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Triple M Central Coast 107.7 (2GGO) broadcasts on 107.7 FM from Gosford, New South Wales, playing classic rock and mainstream hits. Owned by Southern Cross Austereo, the commercial station launched in November 1971 as 2GO before rebranding in 2019. It targets listeners aged 25 to 54 with music, sports coverage, and entertainment.

Local programming includes the Paddy & Maz breakfast show for Gosford and Wyong, emergency broadcasts during severe weather, and partnerships with local sports leagues.

Xtra Insights data shows a weekly audience of 86,700. Listeners tune in for music and drive-time shows like The Marty Sheargold Service. Competitor Star 104.5 focuses on contemporary pop, while Triple M covers classic rock and sports.

I've listened to 107.7 while driving down toward the Hawkesbury. Paddy and Maz do a solid job with local breakfast banter, and the signal holds up well through Somersby. The ad breaks run a bit long, often hitting 15 minutes an hour, which cuts into the music flow. Still, it remains a practical local dial option for news and classic tracks.

Slogan: "Good Times and Greatest Hits!"

First air date: 19 November 1971

Call sign: 2GGO

Owner: Southern Cross Austereo

Broadcast area: Central Coast. Newcastle, Sydney, Port Stephens

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