Radio 2DU: Gallery Archive

2DU Founder Doug Holmes

2DU's First Station Building

2DU Tamworth St Dubbo

2DU Outside Broadcast

2DU Travelling Studio

2DU Macquarie Street

Announcer Max Moore, 1940's

2DU Community Involvement

2DU Logo - 1950

2DU Logo - 1955

2DU Logo - Mid 1980's

2DU - 50th Birthday

2DU Logo - Early 1980's

2DU Pals Club

Official Opening, Carrington Ave Studios 1979

Cobar Translator Opening

Reg Ferguson (General Manager (left)) with Announcer Bob Moore, 1988

2DU Top-40 Chart, March 1980

Tamworth Street Dubbo, 1936. This site is now the Tamworth St Shopping Centre

Erecting the first transmitter mast, 1936

Transmission equipment

Transmitter Control

Tim Toohey in the Studio

John Cahill (left) and technician after a full day broadcast from the Walgett Rodeo, Walgett Showground, December 1949

Bourke, December 10, 1949. Also the first ever commercial radio broadcast of any kind from Bourke.

Bourke, December 10, 1949. The broadcast featured a talent quest, interviews and town descriptions

A familiar sight at dances around the west during the 1940's & 50's.

Studio Console

Rus Ayling in the studio

Transmission Equipment

Exterior of the building shared with the Union Bank Of Australia

Wagon Wheel Club - Raising Funds For Royal Far West

Note the addition of the Cobar frequency in the red dot.

Promotional sticker issued 1986

Official Opening Invitation

Our locally compiled Top-40

2DU Founder Doug Holmes