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A Lifetime of Music. Curtin Radio is a radio station based in Perth, Western Australia. Show more Curtin Radio is 100.1FM, CurtinDigital and on the web. Covering the Perth metro market and streaming around the world on the Internet, Curtin Radio appeals to youthful nostalgia seekers, affluent baby boomers and active retirees, with a vibrant mix of 50’s, 60’s, 70’s & 80's rock and pop. Curtin Radio has a strong involvement with the community and participates in open days, movie screenings, country music events, community spots, outside broadcasts and fundraisers. At 100.1FM and CurtinDigital we give listeners “A Lifetime Of Music.”

4CRB plays a totally focused blend of easy listening music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and today. The mix includes top hits, evergreen favourites and a touch of country.During specialised shows our music format dates back to the very first recordings with all styles from around the world. Show more 4CRB is a non-profit community broadcasting station operated by the Gold Coast Christian and Community Broadcasting Association with a large volunteer base. Operating since 1984, it was the first FM radio station on the Gold Coast and provides an alternative service for the over 50s age group.

96.5 Inner FM is a radio station serving Melbourne's inner north-eastern suburbs. Show more 96.5 Inner FM broadcasts on a frequency of 96.5 MHz. Its main coverage area is the inner north eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Its format consists of largely of easy listening / nostalgic music, and community programs.

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Newy Plays hit music from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80s. We play all the music other radio stations don’t play from Perry Como to The Doors and everything in between. Newy is currently broadcasting in Newcastle NSW on FM 87.8.

UGFM is now one of the leading local radio stations in regional Victoria and recognized nationally for our work in emergency broadcasting. To provide a community broadcasting service for the people of the Murrindindi Shire and surrounds with local news and information, a variety of music, promoting community activities & events, Australian artists and music. Show more UGFM first came about in October 1994 when our first low power, mono transmission took place on 98.9 MHz within the town of Alexandra. The test permit allowed the station to broadcast each weekend from 7.00am Friday until midnight Sunday. With regular national news buletins the station also provides local news, sport and information while also promoting tourism in the region. Major local events are covered with our unique 'house boat' outside broadcast van and our charter includes the provision of assistance to emergency services in times of flood and bushfire emergencies. Day-time programming is generally an easy listening 60' s up to the current charts sound, with local interviews and news content. Night-time programs warm up to party-time and request programs on the weekends. Special interest programs feature during weeknights and take in all genres of popular music. Following the fires with the generous support of many organizations such as Rotary, Lord Mayors Charitable Foundation, Lions, Alexandra & Eildon Opp Shops; UGFM established a remote studio at Marysville and later established a translator for Kinglake Ranges on 94.5 MH

94.1FM is a Gold Coast Community Radio Station offering a music format catering for today's "up and at it" senior generation. With new music and valued memories by original artist and also many of today's new performers. The station also offers LIVE up to date reports for Boating, Surfing and Traffic during Breakfast and Drive. Show more 94.1FM is a music station playing mainly music from the 80’s, selected music from today sprinkled with 60’s & 70’s Classic Hits. There is no doubt we have the biggest variety of music with a number of feature programs. 94.1FM targets the Gold Coast mature audience of baby boomers and the top end of Gen X that’s “still living” and “enjoying life to the “max”– with a large disposable income. 94.1FM Studio is located at Suite 10 Rodman Centre, 11 Karp Court, Bundall in the centre of the Gold Coast and we broadcast from Tambourine Mountain on 5KW power the same as all major stations covering from South Brisbane to the Tweed Coast, and to the world via Internet Streaming.

100.9 Port Stephens FM is this area's favourite radio station. We play the hits and classics from the 60's, 70's and 80's right through to today’s best songs. We also provide community news and conduct interviews with local people and organisations. So if you would like to listen like a local, tune in or listen live!

Stay tuned to 2DD - better music and more variety. Classic Hits broadcasting from Coffs Harbour NSW. Discover the variety and enjoy the music.

FM 107.1 / 2AAA will provide an attractive alternative medium by pursuing excellence in entertaining, informative programming, providing access to all, thus reflecting our community's cultural, social and economic diversity. Show more AAA had its beginnings in June 1978 when a handful of people gathered to discuss the idea of establishing Wagga Wagga's own Community Radio Station. Mr Stuart Carter is given credit for this "brainchild". Stuart represented the Student's Union of the Riverina College of Advanced Education. Stuart presented the group with a working paper entitled "Community Radio IS People". The first Public meeting was held on the 19th September 1978 in the City Council chambers and was attended by 75 people. A plan of action was presented to the second public meeting in November 1978 by the steering committee. Test transmissions were conducted from the Wagga Wagga College of Technical And Further Education (TAFE) on April 11th to 13th, 1980. Programs included classical, middle-of-the-road, rock, country, folk, opera, ballet, jazz as well as music from various international groups presented in their own language. After a licence hearing in October 1980, 2AAA was granted a licence by the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal (now called the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). The first official broadcast of 2AAA was on Friday July 31st, 1981. It ran for 54 hours from Friday till Monday. In those early days, 2AAA transmitted from temporary premises in the Australian Arcade, Fitzmaurice Street. 2AAA relocated to its own premises in November 1982, on the corner of Young and Coleman Streets. You can listen to 2AAA on the following frequencies: Wagga Wagga: FM1071.1 South Wagga: FM107.9 Junee: 97.9 Coolamon: 99.1 Gundagai: 99.1

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Vintage FM is a local radio station, entertaining you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with a collection of great music from the 60s & 70s - The Music You Grew Up With!