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Shoalhaven Community Radio, "Triple U FM" is a community broadcaster in the Shoalhaven area of the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia, covering approximately the Shoalhaven district, stretching from Gerroa/Gerringong in the North to Termeil in the South and West beyond the coastal escarpment including Kangaroo Valley and areas East of Robertson. We offer a diverse variety of programs to cater for all listener tastes. Live broadcasts are presented by volunteers who are members of the association. Our news and weather content is sourced locally and from the CBAA Satellite National News. Our programs are for the most part, produced locally by the Triple U FM community or by live broadcast out of Triple U-FM’s studios. We have a fundamental program policy of encouraging the production and presentation of programs with content relevant for the wider Shoalhaven community and the many thousands of short and long term visitors to the Shoalhaven's tourist

WayFM is a Christian, not-for-profit, community radio station that broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week across Launceston and the greater Northern Tasmania region stretching as far as Burnie and surrounding areas, Scottsdale and towards the East Coast.

Thanks to a couple of dedicated 'Radio Buffs' feeling the need for a local community radio station in the Woy Woy Peninsular area, Radio Five-O-Plus first went to air during Seniors Week in March 1993. Regular broadcasting two days per week from a small room above a chemist shop in Umina began in August 1993.Due to the great response from listeners in this area it was decided to move to the Gosford area, so in March 1994, through the help of Gosford Council we were able to set up a transmitter on Rumbalara at East Gosford with increased power of 200 watts, giving us a much wider listening area. At the same time, the studio was relocated to Mann Street, to be more central within the demographic area.

Three D Radio has been broadcasting since 1979 as an S-Class community radio station on 93.7FM across the greater metropolitan area of Adelaide and its surrounding country areas. We have 87 diverse programs going to air each week.Three D Radio is run by the Progressive Music Broadcasting Association Inc. (PMBA). We are committed to playing contemporary, progressive and alternative music.There are no playlists or rotations on Three D Radio. Each of our 120+ announcers is free to choose the music that they present. We do have a quota system which ensures that our overall the station's music content contains at least 40% Australian, 20% local, 10% demo and 25% female content.

Why “Monster Radio”? Everyone has a nickname. Ours is “Monster Radio”. We chose “monster” because we’re a pop music station, and we wanted to give listeners an idea of the hugeness, the impact, the appeal of our programming. RX 93.1 gives you the monster hits, the monster events, the monster talent. Why “RX 93.1”? This has something to do with our history. We inherited the call letters “RX” from the station’s former owners, and they chose them to indicate that RX music is “prescription music” – just what the doctor ordered. Rated eXcellent, so to speak. Still holds, doesn’t it? :)