Technologies that naturally complement wireless broadcasting are, in fact, radio technology that has long since been eliminated in future generations.
Whether it's base stations or transit stations, they are just signal transmission facilities. Radio is the device that receives radio wave signals, transforming radio wave signals into output audio.
Australasia actually has broadcast radio stations, after all, radio technology has been available for over a decade, although the technology is quite limited.
In Australasia, it is only limited to the southeastern part of Australia. To be precise, only Sydney and Melbourne have their own radio stations, and the coverage is even more limited, barely covering certain urban squares.
The primary function of these broadcast stations is to announce nationwide current affairs news and temporary policy declarations, among other things.
