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Nova 106.9 Brisbane launched from a rented Kangaroo Point apartment in 2005, the fifth city in Nova's disruptor-branded national rollout, and has run its flagship breakfast show through more than a decade of changing hosts since.
Radio WAO broadcasts hits, reggaeton, and merengue from La Fría, a small town in Venezuela's Táchira state. Streaming through Zeno.FM lets it reach far beyond its FM signal, at a moment when Venezuelan radio has faced serious pressure.
Radio Ton - Aktuelle Hits streams current top 40 hits as a webradio spinoff of Radio Ton, Baden-Württemberg's largest local network, broadcasting from Heilbronn, a city that has grown wine for over 1,250 years.
Sea FM Radio has broadcast contemporary hits from Oulu, Finland since 2012, a family-owned station whose signal reaches from the Gulf of Bothnia coast north to Rovaniemi at the edge of the Arctic Circle.
Capital London launched in 1973 as one of Britain's first commercial radio stations and has grown into the flagship of a national hit music network, known today for the Jingle Bell Ball and Summertime Ball.
Radio Shake Hit launched in Turin in October 2018 as the seventh station of Gruppo Fast Media, Piedmont's largest radio group, dedicating its 100.2 FM signal entirely to dance, house, and clubbing music.
Radio Northsea UK carries the name and spirit of one of the most notorious offshore pirate stations of the 1970s, a ship-based broadcaster that once got jammed by the British government, now living on as an internet station built by volunteers.
RTL Radio started as a Luxembourg based signal that smuggled rock and roll past Germany's state broadcasting monopoly, and this regional stream still carries a trace of that Luxembourg origin story today.
Nova 100 launched in Melbourne on December 3, 2001 as the city's first new commercial station in 21 years, opening with Kate Langbroek's famous "Are we on yet?" The station has cycled through five breakfast lineups since while staying one of the city's biggest hit music stations.
Star 104.3 signed on in 1991 as a soft AC station called "Delightful 104" in tiny Old Fort, North Carolina, and spent two decades cycling through hot AC and classic rock before finally becoming Asheville's #1 Hit Music Station in 2010.
Vibra Radio streams regional Mexican music, banda sinaloense and norteño, from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, the state that gave banda music its name and continues to define the genre.
Sea FM launched in 1989 on the Gold Coast after Australia's Gold Coast region was granted a new commercial FM licence, and grew into one of the country's most recognizable regional radio networks under RG Capital and later Southern Cross Austereo. Playing Top 40 and popular music for the under-40s across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, the Sea FM brand has outlasted multiple rebranding campaigns and remains active today on 90.9 FM and in Tasmania on 107.7FM.
