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Welcome!

Radio Fremantle 107.9FM is an independent  community radio station broadcasting to Fremantle and surrounding areas since 1987. The station provides a varied choice of programming ranging from classical to jazz, folk to country. In addition, Sunday's are dedicated to our large ethnic audience. The station is located in Hamilton Hill, Western Australia, four kilometers from the historical City of Fremantle and approximately eighteen kilometers from the City of Perth.

Get Involved!

As a community radio station, Radio Fremantle encourages its listeners to participate in the day-to-day operations of the station. Membership is also an ideal way to demonstrate your support and sponsorship is a cheap and effective method to not only promote your product or business but also highlight your community participation. Our Membership Page provides all the information you need to know about becoming a member of Radio Fremantle. It costs just $33.00 per year (individual rate.)

 

Training Course

 

Radio Fremantle's popular Training Course is on again. The course commences on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 and will continue for seven weeks. As the course is extemely popular, it is advisable to lodge your interest as soon as possible. For more information, please click on the Training page or call Margaret on (08) 9494 2100.

 

Listen Live

 

Listen to your favourite program on Radio Fremantle, anywhere around the world. We use Windows Media player to broadcast our programs, Live!

 

Wake up to a different breakfast served daily on Radio Fremantle. Monday - Friday from 06:00 - 08:30  and Saturday's Irish Breakfast from 06:00 - 09:00.

Peter Wild, Joe Crozier & Brian Corr, Nev Riseley,  Kim Newman Chris Pearce and Bart Houwen make getting out of bed just that littlle easier with a variety of music, and their own special personality.

Tune in to Radio Fremantle's Breakfast Show Monday - Saturday on 107.9FM.

Did you know that Radio Fremantle in conjunction with Murdoch University offers a very popular Radio Training Course? No qualifications are required. Interested applicants are advised to apply early.

The course includes Writing for Radio, Introduction to the technology of radio, editing and the legal framework which broadcasters operate.

The course costs $300 that includes full access to the station Production studio where you can practice to your hearts content!

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The CBOnline Project is an initiative of the Community Broadcasting Foundation funded by the Commonwealth Government through the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.

 

 

AMRAP is a community radio initiative that works with musicians and community broadcasters to create increased radio airplay opportunities for contemporary Australian music.

 

 

     

Site Last Updated Saturday, 26 July, 2008.

 

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