Emisoras de Radio Easy Listening en Australia 🇦🇺

Keeping the memories alive

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.

4CRM 107.5 is a broadcast Radio station from Mackay, Queensland, Australia, provides Community News, Reviews & Interviews, Country Music, Easy Listening Music, Jazz & Information Programs. Show more Something for everyone! In December 1993, Mackay's first and only community radio station 4CRM 107.5FM was founded. In 2013 4CRM is celebrating its 20th year on air. 4CRM prides itself on being run by locals for locals and offers 'Something for everyone'. Mainstream music generally takes place from 6 a.m. to 6 pm. every Monday to Friday and specialist programmes take over from 6 pm. until midnight. Every Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. until midnight you’ll hear a host of specialist programmes.

You need beautiful melodies from easy listening and pop in order to wake up in the morning or to get creative during the day? Listen to what your heart desires and turn on smooth Relax.

New contemporary music to delight your ears.Original music to delight both heart and spirit created by Australian composer, John Macdonald. Genres include contemporary classical, easy listening, Celtic, meditation .worship and background music. Tunes and rhythmic patterns are suitable for commercial usage and advertising material.

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

Playing your easy listening favourites. 2NURFM is a diverse radio station broadcasting to a wide range of listeners. We have specialised ethnic programmes during evenings, lifestyle programmes throughout the week and offer our listeners a great selection of music from the 50s to the 90s. Show more The University of Newcastle is known for cutting-edge research and innovative teaching. We are located two hours north of Sydney, on Australia's beautiful east coast.A diverse radio station broadcasting easy listening music from the 50s to today, as well specialised ethnic, music and lifestyle programs throughout the week. 2NURFM is a community radio station that began broadcasting in March 1978 and has become Newcastle's leading 'Easy Listening' radio station with a format structured around familiar hit songs by legendary stars like The Eagles, Faith Hill, Air Supply, Van Morrison, Neil Diamond, The Beatles, Dionne Warwick, and some more recent legends like Michael Bublé and Dianna Krall.

2CH is a commercial radio station in Sydney, Australia, at 1170 kHz AM. It broadcasts an oldies format, and is aimed at an older age demographic. 2CH commenced broadcasting on 15 February 1932 on 1210 kHz. It moved to its current frequency of 1170 kHz in 1935. Show more PROGRAMMES AND SHOWS As a nod to 2CH's Christian roots, the station carries Christian announcements during most commercial breaks on Sundays, amongst its regular music programming and commercials. Some of the Sunday Christian programming on 2CH include Sunday at 7.30 Morning Service Talk and Nightsong with Kel Richards at 8 pm, as well as a brief one minute. Christian News Commentary from the NSW Council of Churches played following the news at 9am, 12 noon, 2 pm and 5 pm; its presenters include the Rev. Bob Smith, Rev. David Reay as well as the Anglican Deaconess Margaret Rodgers. During the week, Edmonstone has a one-minute inspirational feature preceding the news at 4 am, with Smith's 60-second feature, Guideposts, heard before the news at 7 am and 3 pm. The breakfast programme, 2CH Breakfast, began in early 2010 currently hosted by Gareth McCray, The Bob Rogers show remains the flagship program at 2CH with many celebrity interviews, cooking and lifestyle segments, competitions and giveaways. Afternoons and Drive consist of mainly music, with the announcer usually talking every four songs. On Saturday nights Bob Rogers hosts Reminiscing 6pm-midnight, during his programme, focusing on artists and topics of the pre-rock era. Weekends usually consist of an All Music Weekend, a themed music weekend usually promoting a particular artist or music genre. In addition, Seven News anchor Mark Ferguson, previews his Sydney-only bulletin weekdays at around 4:55 pm, before 2CH's own Macquarie National News bulletin at 5 pm.

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

97.1 Sweet FM is a narrow cast radio serving the Burdekin Shire in North Queensland.

Better music for Lismore.

Ten FM is a Community Radio Station settled on the border of NSW and Queensland. Broadcasting along the Great Dividing Range, the station maintains 2 frequencies (89.7 and 98.7FM) and broadcasts 24 hours a day 7 days a week from 2 studios, 1 in Tenterfield NSW the other in Stanthorpe QLD.