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4EB
Brisbane, Queensland

Broadcast area	Brisbane RA1 ([1])
Frequency	98.1 MHz FM
Programming
Language(s)	Multilingual
Format	Variety
Ownership
Owner	Ethnic Broadcasting Association of Queensland Ltd
History
First air date	1 December 1979 (1979-12-01)^[1]
Former frequencies	1053 kHz (1979–2002)
Call sign meaning	4 = Queensland Ethnic Broadcasting
Technical information
ERP	12,000 watts
HAAT	233 m^[2]
Transmitter coordinates	27°27′47″S 152°56′49″E / 27.46306°S 152.94694°E / -27.46306; 152.94694
Links
Website	Official website

RADIO 4EB FM is a multicultural community radio station based in Brisbane, Queensland, broadcasting across South-East Queensland. Its output is multicultural, broadcasting in over 55 languages from around the world on 98.1FM & GlobalDigitalFM.

Language Program

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Afghan	Albanian	Arabic	Bangla	Bosnian	Chinese	Colombian	Cook Islands
Croatian	Czech	Dutch	Ethiopian	Fijian	Filipino	Finnish	French
Four EB (any other)	German	Greek	Hungarian	Indian	Irish	Italian	Japanese
Korean	Kurdish	Latin-American	Lithuanian	Macedonian	Maltese	Maori	Multicultural (Mixed)
Nepalese	Niue	Pakistani	Persian	Polish	Portuguese	Punjabi	Romanian
Russian	Samoan	Scottish	Serbian	Slovak	Slovenian	Spanish	Sri Lankan
Tamil	Telugu (from Southern India)	Thai	Tokelauan	Tongan	Turkish	Ukrainian	Vietnamese

References

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^ "Community Radio Broadcasting Licences" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 October 2007. Retrieved 24 December 2007.

^ HAAT estimated from http://www.itu.int/SRTM3/ using EHAAT.

v t e Radio stations in Brisbane
AM and FM stations with an asterisk are also available on digital (DAB+) radio
AM stations	ABC Radio Brisbane 612* SENQ 693* ABC Radio National 792* 4BC 882* ABC NewsRadio 936* Radio TAB 1008* SEN Track 1053 4BH 1116* 1197 AM* 4RPH 1296* 2ME Radio Arabic 1647 Radio Brisvaani 1701
FM stations	Vision FM 87.6 Planet Radio 88.0 Radio TAB 89.7 Rebel FM 90.5 SBS Radio 93.3* River 94.9 96.5 Family Radio* KIIS 97.3* 4EB 98.1* 98.9 FM* 99.7 FM Bay FM 100.3 101FM (101.1) 101.5FM 4ZZZ 102.1* 4MBS 103.7* Triple M 104.5* B105 105.3* ABC Classic FM 106.1* Nova 106.9* triple j 107.7*
Digital-only stations	ABC Double J Triple J Unearthed ABC Country ABC Jazz ABC Grandstand ABC Extra ARN KIIS 80s KIIS 90s Chemist Warehouse Remix CADA Nine Entertainment NTS Nova Entertainment Smoothfm Brisbane Coles Radio RadioTAB 4TAB 2 SBS Radio SBS Chill SBS PopAraby SBS PopAsia SBS PopDesi SBS Radio 3 SCA Easy 80s Hits Hit Buddha Hit Dance Hit Urban Oldskool 90s Hits Triple M 90s Triple M Classic Rock Triple M Country Triple M Hard n Heavy Triple M Soft Rock Community 96five Digital Zed Digital
Bycall sign	2ME 4AAA* 4ABCFM* 4BAY 4BBB* 4BC* 4BFM* 4BH* 4BNE* 4BV 4CBL 4EB* 4FRB* 4JJJ* 4KQ* 4MBS* 4MIX 4MMM* 4OUR 4PB* 4QR* 4RBL 4RED 4RI 4RN* 4RPH* 4SBSFM* 4TAB* 4YB* 4ZZZ*
Previous and aspirant stations	Goanna Radio 1638 Macquarie Sports Radio 882 NovaNation Radio 2 1620
Australian radio markets Adelaide Brisbane Canberra Darwin Gold Coast Hobart Melbourne Perth Sydney See also List of radio stations in Australia

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