 In September 2003, the Australian Broadcasting Authority launched an investigation into the station, following a complaint from DMG Radio Australia, the parent company of commercial radio station Nova 93.7, citing possible breaches of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 and the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia's Code of Practice.Before the investigation was handed down, in July 2004, the Authority was informed that the station's Chief Executive and President, and the Secretary "will no longer be associated with Groove FM".In handing down the report, the Authority found the station "does not continue to represent the community interest that it represented at the time when the licence was allocated to it" and "does not encourage members of the community that it serves to participate in the operations of the licensee".