Country
Australian country first, from the big touring acts to the regional stations that play local songwriters between the farm reports.
- Music
- Drive
- Wind down
A directory, not a station
Online Radios is a directory, not a station. Browse what is streaming in Australia by genre, by state and territory, by language, and by whether you want talk or music, then go straight to the broadcaster's own player. No sign up, no algorithm deciding for you.
Mood picker
Seven moods, each mapped to the shelves that suit it. The advice is general guidance on what to open first; the listening is up to you.







P1
Start with a station that does a proper breakfast: news reads, weather and traffic for your own state. Once you are out the door, switch to a music shelf with the tempo up.
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39 shelves match
Australian country first, from the big touring acts to the regional stations that play local songwriters between the farm reports.
Classic rock, alternative and the guitar end of the dial. Good for a long drive when you want the volume up and the talk down.
Chart and recent hits streams. Expect presenters and short breaks, so check the format if you want music without the chat.
House, techno, drum and bass and the specialist electronic streams, many of them run by people who also DJ the clubs.
Hip hop and R&B streams, with campus and community shows that put Australian artists in rotation.
From standards to the experimental end. Jazz streams tend to run long sets, which makes them easy to leave on while you work.
Orchestral, chamber, choral and opera. The shelf to open when you need music with no lyrics at all.
Gold, soft hits and the gentle end of the dial. Often the friendliest presenters on air, and the fewest surprises.
Faith and devotional streams across traditions, many of them broadcasting in more than one language.
Ambient, chill and the overnight automation streams. Quiet company for late work and long nights.
Heavy, loud and usually run by people who care a great deal. Specialist shows often live on community stations.
The news services that stream around the clock. The quickest way to catch up without opening a feed.
Long interviews, analysis and the programmes that take an hour to explain what the headlines skipped.
Sport talk shows and live calls. Check the broadcaster's own page for which matches it carries, because rights change by season.
Conversation formats: interview shows, panels and phone in programmes, where the voices are the reason you tuned in.
Community broadcasters organised by where they actually are, from capital city stations to regional and remote ones.
University and campus broadcasters, where new music and new presenters turn up first. They keep different hours to everyone else.
Community programming made for older listeners: music from earlier decades, local news and familiar voices.
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
Stations broadcasting in Punjabi, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Punjabi blocks at set times.
हिन्दी
Stations broadcasting in Hindi, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Hindi blocks at set times.
தமிழ்
Stations broadcasting in Tamil, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Tamil blocks at set times.
普通话
Stations broadcasting in Mandarin, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Mandarin blocks at set times.
廣東話
Stations broadcasting in Cantonese, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Cantonese blocks at set times.
Tiếng Việt
Stations broadcasting in Vietnamese, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Vietnamese blocks at set times.
Filipino
Stations broadcasting in Filipino, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Filipino blocks at set times.
한국어
Stations broadcasting in Korean, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Korean blocks at set times.
العربية
Stations broadcasting in Arabic, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Arabic blocks at set times.
Ελληνικά
Stations broadcasting in Greek, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Greek blocks at set times.
Italiano
Stations broadcasting in Italian, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Italian blocks at set times.
Español
Stations broadcasting in Spanish, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and Spanish blocks at set times.
First Nations
Stations broadcasting in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages, alongside the community broadcasters that carry them.
NSW
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from New South Wales, including the ones that never make a national list.
VIC
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Victoria, including the ones that never make a national list.
QLD
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Queensland, including the ones that never make a national list.
WA
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Western Australia, including the ones that never make a national list.
SA
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from South Australia, including the ones that never make a national list.
TAS
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Tasmania, including the ones that never make a national list.
ACT
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Australian Capital Territory, including the ones that never make a national list.
NT
Metropolitan, regional and community stations streaming from Northern Territory, including the ones that never make a national list.
No shelf matches all of that. Loosen one filter and the grid fills back in.
World map
Each pin sits where its language is widely spoken. Press one to open that shelf in the finder, or switch to Australia to browse by state and territory.
Front page rotation
All times Australian Eastern. The stream runs 24 hours.
The stations that do a proper breakfast: news reads, weather, traffic and hosts who are actually awake. Sorted by state, because a Perth breakfast at this hour is not a Sydney breakfast.
Everything on the talk side of the split. Current affairs, sport talk, interview shows and the news services that stream around the clock.
A rotating look at community broadcasters: campus stations, ethnic and multilingual community radio, seniors' programming and the volunteer-run stations that carry a town's own voice.
One genre shelf brought to the front page. Country one day, drum and bass the next, easy listening after that, with the Australian stations in that genre listed together.
The listing reorders around geography. Pick a state or territory and see what is on air there, including regional stations that never make a national list.
Music stations with the tempo up for the trip home, filtered so you can skip anything with a talk block in the middle of it.
Stations broadcasting in languages other than English, grouped by language rather than buried inside a generic world music category.
Jazz, classical, ambient, metal, devotional and the overnight automation streams. The long tail of the dial, which is where the interesting listening usually is.
Collections
Under Browse by state and territory
Community broadcasters organised by where they actually are, from capital city stations to regional and remote ones. The collection most people are looking for when they say they want local radio and cannot find any.
Open in the finderUnder Talk or music
The whole spoken word side of the directory in one place: rolling news, current affairs, sport calls, interview and panel formats. Filterable so you are not handed a music station with a talk hour attached.
Open in the finderUnder Browse by language
Stations broadcasting in languages other than English, listed by language rather than lumped into one multicultural bucket. Includes bilingual stations and stations that run language blocks at set times.
Open in the finderUnder Browse by genre
Country, rock, pop, dance, hip hop, jazz, classical, easy listening, devotional and the specialist corners. Each shelf lists Australian streams first, so you are hearing this country, not a global playlist.
Open in the finderFeatured inside Community
University and campus broadcasters, which are where new music and new presenters turn up first. Grouped separately because they keep different hours to everyone else.
Open in the finderListening
Every entry has a play control that starts the stream in your browser. You do not need to leave the directory to audition a station or compare two of them.
Each listing also links to the station's own site and player. If a broadcaster prefers you listen on their page, that is one click away, and their stream is always theirs.
The directory is built for a phone browser. Add it to your home screen and the browse filters, the player and your last station are all there when you open it.
Save the stations you keep coming back to. The shortlist stays on your device, so there is no account to create and nothing for us to store about you.
Why this exists
Online Radios exists to answer one question: what should I listen to right now, in Australia, online.
Radio listening moved to phones and browsers years ago, but finding a station is still harder than it should be. Search engines return station websites, not streams. Global apps bury Australian broadcasters under thousands of overseas listings. Community stations, campus radio and language broadcasters, which are often the most interesting listening in the country, are the hardest of all to find.
So this is a directory, built to be browsed rather than searched. You can move through it by genre, by state and territory, by language, and by the one distinction that matters most when you press play: talk or music. Every entry links to the broadcaster's own stream or player, the listings are maintained by hand, and stations are described in plain terms rather than marketing copy, so you know what you are getting before you commit an hour to it.
Online Radios is published by SUKH SANDHU PTY LTD (ACN 679 292 392, ABN 49 679 292 392) from Melbourne. Listings are editorial. Inclusion does not indicate any partnership, endorsement or commercial relationship with a broadcaster, and any station can ask to be added, corrected or removed.
No. Online Radios is a directory. We do not programme, produce or own the stations listed here. Every stream belongs to the broadcaster that runs it, and playing a station from this site sends you to their stream.
Use the Submit a station page. Tell us the station name, the stream link, where you broadcast from, the language or languages you use, and whether you are mainly talk or mainly music. Listing is free and it is editorial, so we may check the stream before it goes live.
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Tell us through the contact page and we will check it. Streams change hosts, licences change and stations close, so broken entries are a normal part of running a directory and we would rather hear about them from a listener than find them months later.
Free, editorial, by hand
Listing is free and it is editorial, so we may check the stream before it goes live. Any station can ask to be added, corrected or removed.