DJ D, Australia’s Premier Turntablist, creates a mix on the 1200s (turntables) using a DVS (digital vinyl system), 12” or 7” vinyl, with original samples of tracks played taking us on a journey through the decades, from the 1950s to now.

Each episode will feature 1-2 DJs mixing live with minimal talk breaks in between.

The only party you can attend by listening to theradio.

 A project of 1200 Degrees and DJ D, 1200Twelves is a DJ mix spun by one of 100 DJsfrom around the globe who were taskedwith creating a mix from 12 of their 12” vinylrecords, all adding up to 1200 twelves.Each episode will feature 1-2 DJs mixinglive with minimal talk breaks in between.(2RDJ)   

Presented each week by Gav, BRL isAustralia’s Hip Hop Show. It’s BRL, Son:hear Oz Hip Hop, celebrate the greats,re-live the classic and chat the best in thegenre.

Promoting blindness & low vision issues 
A weekly digest from Vision Australia, the country’s largest service provision organization for people who are blind or have low vision. It comprises the weekly programs Talking Vision (a weekly half-hour magazine program), New Horizons (a weekly fifteen minute program from Blind Citizens Australia), and the latest from Talking Tech.  

For more information https://radio.visionaustralia.org/ 

Meet Mark Cox, the host of "Country and Gospel Radio Show" on Radio Goolarri in Broome! 
Broadcasting every Sunday from 7 am to 8 am, Mark brings you the best of country and gospel music to kickstart your day. With a mix of classics and new tunes, Mark's show is a heartfelt journey through soul-stirring melodies and uplifting rhythms. Tune in and let Mark's passion for music brighten your Sunday morning!

A MIX OF MUSIC FROM MUSICIANS IN BROOME AND AROUND THE KIMBERLEY

(CRN) Jane Arakawa enters Pop Heads Musicologist Roddy Lee’s Vault of Vinyl to be taken back to a time and place that reflects the theme of each weekly program. Over the hour they inform and entertain on the songs, musicians and songwriters of the vinyl years 1950s to the 1980s.

Arts Alive has a national perspective, activelyseeking stories from all parts of Australia andoccasionally from NZ and Singapore.The show is structured in three parts:news and current events, the guest of theweek - authors, writers, actors, paintersor administrators - and a review of somecurrent film, book or play

45RPM honors the music of the 45 era:the 60s, 70s and 80s. This weekly two hour program contains music (original radio mixes), witty banter, and entertaining reports.
More than a trip down memory lane, 45RPM sheds new light on old windows,re-contextualizing the music boomers grew up listening to.

https://947thepulse.com/shows/45rpm/  

Description: 45RPM honors the music of the 45 era:the 60s, 70s and 80s. This weekly two hour program contains music (original radio mixes), witty banter, and entertaining reports.
More than a trip down memory lane, 45RPM sheds new light on old windows,re-contextualizing the music boomers grew up listening to.   
https://947thepulse.com/shows/45rpm/  

Description :A MIX OF MUSIC FROM MUSICIANS IN BROOME AND AROUND THE KIMBERLEY

Great Australian artists playing great Australian Featuring topline Aussie acts talking up and playing their recent Australian music faves, Australian Music Is Bloody Great is a great way not only to discover the incredible range of sounds being produced here, but also a reminder to share them and support our artists.

A program devoted to new Australian storytelling. Produced by FBi Radio in Sydney, in association with SYN and 3RRR in Melbourne. Hear short form documentaries, personal narratives and creative audio from across the country.   
http://allthebestradio.com/   

Half-hour stories

A half-hour storytelling program presented by Sydney actor, Ella Watson-Russell. Featuring contemporary short stories by authors from across Australia and read by actors, recorded at live performances or in studio.

National women’s current affairs

Produced and presented entirely by women and gender diverse people, Women On The Line began in 1986at Melbourne’s 3CR to encourage the participation of women in high quality current affairs radio on women’s issues. Each week, hear from women on local, national and global current affairs with a commitment to improving the status of women in Australia and globally.

Featuring music you won’t have heard on commercial stations: independent releases, quality underground tunes, and big tracks predominantly from the US and UK, before they make it big over here. If you want to keep UPFRONT and INFRONT then the Urban Meltdown will be the place for you to be.