2HIL, branded on-air as Hill FM, is an Australian radio station owned by the Super Radio Network. The station serves Broken Hill, New South Wales, and has a reach of about 70 km outside of Broken Hill. Hill FM 96.5 have a Facebook page and Instagram account. Previous Staff and Announcers Amy Casey Phil Spurr Riley Phelan Steve Baker (PD: 1996–2004) Jonothan Wright (PD: 1993–1996) Vashti Stewart Tod Campbell Pat Gurry Seranna Shutt Rockin' Richie Daniel Jason "Milton" Lee Damien "the Fish" Fisher Cameron Sullings David Illiffe Andrew Andrews "Zorba" Dave "Davey Damaged" McLennan Jenny Robertson Michael Cetinich Brenton "Thommo" Thompson Chris Hutton Michael Taafe Andrew "AD" Doman Talissa "Tali" Eley Ophelia "Opho" Standley-Thompson Daniel "Dan" Howden Greg "Sexy Greg" Magnus Stan "The platter man" Harris Vicki "vinyl" Johnson John "Parrot" Birdmen Brett "Combat" Small Kooka and the Wombat's Animal Farm in the Morning. Rocky Renalds Awards and nominations Jonothan Wright won best Program Director category RAWARD for his work at Hill FM. Steve Baker and Riley Phelan were finalists in "Best On-air Team" for "The Morning Mix with Steve & Riley" over the 1996–1997 period in the RAWARDS. History of the Station Sister station (supplementary Licence) for 2BH in Broken Hill NSW Originally broadcast on the 106.9 FM frequency until a transmitter upgrade and power increase moved the station to 96.5. It was broadcasting on both frequencies during a 12-month transition, and still can be heard on 106.9 within a 2 km radius of the station.. Founding Owner - Far West Radio Pty Ltd owned by David Tunkin and John Curtis The launch of the station in 1993 saw a large parade in the main street of Broken Hill to a soundtrack highlighting the new sound of the FM station using the slogan "Putting the Rock back in the Hill" a reference to the mining history of Broken Hill. During the first few years of the station, the Friday Night "Coca-Cola Request Line" was a popular program with live callers answering a topical question and requesting their favourite songs with a weekly prize from the sponsor given out at the end of each show. The theme music for the show introduction was the Theme to Beverly Hills, 90210 as this was the popular show of the time with the audience. The station was one of the first in Australia to be run under Automation using a system called "Systemation"