Court makes 2Day FM wait for decision on ACMA powers RADIO station 2Day FM has been forced to wait until September to find out whether the communications watchdog has the power to suspend its broadcasting licence following a prank call that was blamed for the suicide of a London nurse. A directions hearing at the Federal Court in Sydney this morning set September 19 as the hearing date for 2Day FM's court action against a ruling by Australian Communications and Media Authority, which in a preliminary finding, held the station breached its licence and the law when it put to air a recording of the now-infamous prank call.