Fine Music 102.5 became Australia’s first FM radio station when it first went to air on 15 December 2015. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, FM102.5 broadcasts a wide range of classical music as well as jazz and other fine music genre. Renowned composers, orchestras, ensembles and soloists are featured in programs of classical and jazz music. Australia’s most talented composers and performers are also featured regularly in our broadcasts.

3MBS is Melbourne's only local fine music station. Founded in 1975 by volunteers passionate about classical music, 3MBS was the first 24-hour FM station in Victoria, leading the way for the introduction of community radio in Australia. Today, almost 200 volunteers share their dedication to fine music and the arts with you.

4MBS Classic FM has been broadcasting classical music since 1979. Australia’s Community Radio Station of the Year in 2004 the station has a strong focus on making the great classics accessible to all from Renaissance to modern. The daily programs include symphonies, concertos, opera, chamber music and more, features on composers, performers and a wide range of related topics. 4MBS Classic FM also supports local classical musicians through recording and broadcasting local concerts, using only local classical musicians in the annual 4MBS Festival of Classics (annually since 1993), student music competitions and commissioning local composers. The station also produces the annual 4MBS Brisbane Shakespeare Festival (annually since 2007) presenting professional productions of Shakespeare’s plays.

What is 5MBS? The Music Broadcasting Society of SA (MBS) was incorporated in March 1995, and has many hundreds of Members, and more than 100 volunteers dedicated to bringing you Fine Music on radio.

97.7 TASMAN FM is the call sign of Tasman Community Broadcasters Inc. (an incorporated association).97.7 TASMAN FM began scheduled transmission on 30 May 1999. From that date until 2 Feb 2002, we boadcast on 89.3MHz. Our studios are located at the Tasman District Hight School, Nubeena, between the Community Library and the Tasman Online Access Centre making the school campus not just the centre of education on the Tasman Peninsula but the focal point of the whole community.