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Pulse 94.1 – radio for life, is the NSW South Coast’s premier Christian radio station, targeting families from all walks of life. We play a mixed format of mainstream music, plus Christian artist labels. Most of our listeners do not attend church once a month or more. Rather they are people who may refer to themselves as Christians, or just believe in family or good values. Pulse 94.1 reaches people in the community, outside the walls of the local church, all day everyday. – And people’s lives are touched and changed dramatically by our radio station.

Nothing like Edge Radio has existed before in Hobart. We provide a progressive, interactive community service that has been available in other Australian capital cities for decades. After a 4 week trial period in August 2002, Edge was awarded a permanent community radio licence in Dec 2002. We then commenced permanent broadcast in Feb 2003.Edge is committed to enhancing Hobart’s culture by providing a credible, not-for-profit service that fills a void in Hobart’s airwaves. As Hobart’s only youth focused community station, we provide a mix of arts, music, entertainment, local journalistic content and information to enhance Hobart’s cultural landscape. Edge broadcasts to the greater Hobart area on 99.3fm, and webstreams globally on www.edgeradio.org.au/listen.php.

Premier Christian Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day offering a wide and varied range of entertaining and informative programming based on the beliefs and values of the Christian faith. The major emphasis is on news, current concerns and lifestyle issues and there are also programmes that explain and commend Christian belief. Praise and worship songs and traditional, modern and classic hymns and music are mixed together to create a unique sound.

7HO FM (call sign: 7HHO) is one of 3 commercial radio stations in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. It commenced broadcasting on 13 August 1930, as the first commercial radio station in its city.The station's initial frequency was 890 kHz AM, in 1935 moving to 860 kHz, then in 1978 to 864 kHz.[2] The "HO" derives from the surname of the founder of the station Ron Hope, not Hobart as many may believe.On 1 November 1990, 7HO converted to the FM band - 101.7 MHz. The official call-sign was changed to 7HHO but the station identified on-air as "Mix 101 HOFM". It then rebranded as "HOFM", and on 5 November 2007, it re-added the "7" to its branding, changing its on-air name to "7HO FM". The first Announcer on the new FM station was Brett Marley.

Dance music radio station broadcasting 24 hours a day on 87.8 FM in Hobart and streaming live online.