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Country: Australia
100.9 Port Stephens FM is a community radio station based in the Port Stephens region of New South Wales, Australia. Operating as a not-for-profit, volunteer-driven service, the station has been providing local content and music to the community for several decades. Known for its diverse playlist spanning classic hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s through to contemporary chart-toppers, the station appeals to a broad audience across age groups. What sets 100.9 Port Stephens FM apart is its strong focus on local news, events, and community engagement, offering a platform for local voices, businesses, and organisations to connect with residents. The station prides itself on being a trusted source of information and entertainment, reflecting the unique character and lifestyle of the Port Stephens area.
The station's programming features a mix of music, local news, community announcements, and event promotions. Music formats centre on popular hits from the 60s through to today’s top 40, with a particular emphasis on classic rock, pop, and adult contemporary genres. Regular shows include weekday breakfast and drive-time segments, weekend specialty programs, and dedicated slots for local sports updates and community interviews. Volunteers host many of the programs, bringing a personal and authentic touch to the airwaves. The station also provides live coverage of local events and emergency updates when needed, reinforcing its role as a vital community hub.
100.9 Port Stephens FM broadcasts from its studios in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, serving the wider Port Stephens local government area. This includes towns and suburbs such as Nelson Bay, Salamander Bay, Medowie, Karuah, Anna Bay, and Raymond Terrace itself. The station’s signal reaches residents across the region’s coastal and rural communities, providing relevant, locally focused content. By focusing on hyper-local news, events, and issues, 100.9 Port Stephens FM connects with listeners who value community-driven media and a strong sense of regional identity.
