Tags: community radio, miscellaneous, talk
Country: Australia
Language: english
2 Triple B FM (2BBB) is a community radio station based in Bellingen, New South Wales, broadcasting on 107.3 FM with an AAC+ stream. As a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit station, it has served the Bellingen Shire and surrounding areas for decades, providing a platform for local voices, stories, and music. The station’s format blends community talk, eclectic music, and public affairs programming, reflecting the diverse cultural and environmental values of the region. What makes 2 Triple B unique is its deep commitment to hyperlocal content—featuring interviews with residents, coverage of community events, and support for local artists—while maintaining a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere that encourages participation from all ages and backgrounds.
2 Triple B FM’s programming features a diverse mix of community-focused talk shows, music segments, and specialty programming. Typical content includes local news and interviews, environmental discussions, arts and culture features, and music spanning folk, indie, world, and Australian roots genres. The station also broadcasts specialty shows highlighting Indigenous perspectives, youth voices, and seasonal community events. With a strong emphasis on volunteer-produced content, the schedule reflects the interests and talents of the Bellingen community, offering an eclectic and authentic listening experience that avoids commercial formats in favor of genuine local expression.
2 Triple B FM broadcasts from its studio in Bellingen, New South Wales, serving the Bellingen Shire and surrounding communities along the NSW North Coast, including areas such as Dorrigo, Urunga, and the Coffs Harbour hinterland. The station’s 107.3 FM signal reaches residents across rural towns, coastal villages, and hinterland properties, providing vital local information and cultural connection to a geographically dispersed but tightly knit audience. Its signal and online stream ensure accessibility for residents, visitors, and anyone seeking authentic regional perspectives from the mountains to the sea.
