12 O’Clock Rock is a Newcastle and Hunter music tradition playing all your favourties from the 50s and 60s and into the 70s.

Overnight you’ll hear a great mix of 2NURFM’s easy-listening favourites plus up-to-date news.

Werine Erasmus aka the “Happy Renovator” is on a mission to help keen renovators in Newcastle and the Hunter save time and money. Thursday 12:10pm – 1:00pm.

Dave Williams plays breakbeat, tech, downtempo and ambient electronic music.

Afternoons with Sarah

It’s the cream of the crop with artists like Steve Cole, Diana Krall, Paul Furniss, and Janet Seidel.

He’s been called the man who taught the world to count to 40. Backwards! Casey Kasem played the Top 40 hits of the nation from July 1970 onwards.

Bluesnight is Australia’s longest running blues program and Chris Green, Jim West, Darren King, John Eaton, Simon Hearn and Ian Phillips give you 3 hours of great blues every week.

Brass Encounters with Geoff McGregor is your window to the world for the best available in the Brass Band arena, often presenting new releases first around the globe.

Breakfast with Todd Sergeant is Newcastle and the Hunter’s place to keep in touch with music, fun, the latest local and national news, interviews and interaction.

Folk music – classic songs and emerging artists, from the Australian folk scene and around the world – Phil Bates and Jane Klein bring you the best of folk.

Join Kev for the drive home weekdays across Newcastle.

2NURFM’s the place for easy music, a friendly voice and up-to-date news.

Jane Klein co-hosts Radio Renos, Health Naturally and Talking Travel, and plays 2NURFM’s popular music until 4:00pm.

Scott Sharpe from Sharpe’s City Gardener answers questions about gardening. Mondays, 12:10pm – 1:00pm.

Mondays, Greg Richard plays great music for an easy afternoon.

Naturopath Denis Stewart has been referred to as the Godfather of Australian Herbalism who spearheaded the Herbal Renaissance in Australia in the early 1970s. Friday 12:10pm – 1:00pm.

Greg Richard plays the best of local bands from around the Hunter region of NSW, Australia.

Australia’s longest running radio series. Hilarious satire about politics and people. Starring Keith Scott and Robyn Moore.Click below for today’s…

Hunter Rostrum features the finest mostly classical music recorded in venues around the Hunter Region of NSW, Australia.

Riley Freckmann takes a deep dive into the world of electronic music.

Peter Vrtkovski looks at the current news and events that affect the local Macedonian community both locally and from overseas.

Join Mark weekday mornings for Newcastle’s best music mix and interviews.

Music for entertaining, partying or relaxing.

Pet Chat answers your questions on the health and welfare of your pet for our sponsor, Dogoverboard. Wednesday, 12:10pm to 1:00pm.

Audycja highlights Polish culture and traditions, music and literature, as well as news from Poland and Australia.

Expect everything from indie, punk, funk, hardcore, hip-hop, prog, electronica, experimental, alt. country, folk and everything between, often in a single show.

Juanita Loli looks at the current news and events that affect the local Samoan community both locally and from overseas.

Sarah Farley Adams plays you favourites and keeps you up to date with what’s going on around the Hunter.

Greg Richard plays the music and Barry Clark has a report on where the fish are biting, plus there’s a Newcastle Marine Rescue update.

Australian artists are a feature when Warren Fuller or John Slaven play country favourites.

John McGahen plays easy favourites to get your Sunday off to a peaceful start. It’s the easiest music in town.

Sally Lucas is an experienced traveller and travel expert, and her knowledge of destinations, how to get there, and how to travel wisely is invaluable. Friday 1:10pm to 1:35pm.

Todd Sergeant hosts a program of music from the 80s.

Dave and Carl take a left-of-centre and slightly dark look at what people get up to. There’s music too from the Hunter region and musical auteurs of all genres.

What is that song? Who’s the performer? What inspired those words? THE HISTORY OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL with WINK MARTINDALE — has all the answers.

The latest in Hot Country from Nashville and Tamworth.

Tima Oto looks at the current news and events that affect the local Tongan community both locally and from overseas.

Wellbeing is a guide to a healthier lifestyle and is heard nationally in Australia via the Community Broadcasting Association.