host the stations breakfast program along wth former AFL footballer Xavier Ellis and The West Australian columnist Jenna Clarke from 2021. Transmission Since being on the FM band, Triple M Perth has broadcast from a transmitter site next to the Channel 7 tower from Bickley in the Perth Hills. It shares its transmitter with sister station Mix 94.5 and 96fm. They use a combiner and share the same antenna array. The Bickley site is redundant now and the main site is at Carmel into the same antenna array as Nova 93.7 and Mix 94.5. The original AM transmitter for 6PM was at Coffee Point in Applecross. The ERP is at 40 kW, covering the north and south of Perth. As well as covering Perth, Triple M 92.9 can be heard as far north as New Norcia, south to Waroona and east to Northam. Digital radio Triple M Perth is simulcast on digital radio in Perth. Triple M Perth launched Choose The Hits Jelli, a station only broadcast on digital radio, was launched on 1 February 2010, and closed on 26 May 2010. See also List of radio stations in Australia References Further reading Business as usual for radio stations says Gary Roberts. Radio stations sold by Jack Bendat to Austereo for $100m. managing director Gary Roberts to stay on. Campaign brief Sept.1997, p. 6 Miraudo, Nadio.Snap, crackle and pop. Popular breakfast radio announcers in competition to win competitive breakfast radio ratings – MIX 94.5 Botica's bunch (Paul Shepherd, Lisa Shaw and Fred Botica), 96 FM's Paul Redmond and Bary Kay battle with 92.9 PMFM's Gary Shannon, Jane Marwick and Bernie Brittain. Sunday Times (Perth, W.A.) 6 August 2000, p. 41, External links Triple M Perth 92.9 Triple M Perth Southern Cross Austereo Radio stations in Perth, Western Australia Radio stations established in 1937 Mainstream rock radio stations in Australia 1937 establishments in Australia