3ZZZ is an ethnic community radio station based in Melbourne. It began broadcasting in 1989 and is regarded as being Australia’s largest multicultural community radio station. 

The NFSA's Crispian Winsor speaks to the power of community radio in giving people a platform, unearthing incredible indie music, and as a training ground for future radio stars.

Pioneering broadcasters and the rise of FM radio contributed to LGBTQIA+, First Nations, women, non-English speaking, and young listeners hearing themselves for the first time.

Gaywaves went to air in 1979 as Sydney’s first gay and lesbian radio program.

Deadly Sounds was a weekly one-hour First Nations Australian radio program hosted by journalist, actor and author Rhoda Roberts.

Beyond The Bars is one of the most unique radio shows to be broadcast in Australia.

Women on the Line has been running since 1986.

Community radio has been a big part of the radio landscape since its first licences were granted in the 1970s.

A notable feature of community radio over the decades is that it provides a musical alternative.

PBS FM is a community radio station based in Melbourne since 1979.