RadioApp brings together over 350 Australian local and national radio stations in one easy-to-use app. Listen on your phone, in your car or through a smart speaker.
RadioApp contains loved and well known Australian audio brands such as Nova, Smooth, Triple M, Hit Network, KIIS, Gold and Tapt Media stations such 2GB, 3AW, 6PR & 4BC.
Whether you’re in the big city or regional Australia, RadioApp is your live and local connection to your community and news of the day.
Yes! RadioApp is entirely free to use. However, we are ad-supported so although we do not contain any on-screen advertising, you will hear ads from time to time on the stations you listen to which means we can continue to provide a great streaming service for our users.
We get you to set up an account so we can provide a more tailored and personalised experience to you.
For example, we ask for your postcode during the sign up process so we can show you the stations in your local area for repeated, easy access.
By creating an account, you can also save your favourite stations so when you come back to the app you can pick up where you left off.
RadioApp is available on a range of platforms and devices.
You can listen via:
With support for Chromecast & AirPlay from the mobile app to your connected device.
Stay tuned for RadioApp’s rollout on Apple & Android TV!
Music licensing rules in Australia prevent us from offering the ability to offer pause and rewind functionality, sorry!
To listen to on-demand radio shows, check out the broadcasters apps & websites:
You can stream majority of the commercial radio stations across Australia and non commercial radio networks such as the ABC & SBS. RadioApp has an extensive range of FM, AM & DAB+ stations from all different formats such as Talkback, Sports, News, Entertainment and Music.
Check out the Find A Station section to search for an extensive list of stations based on name, location or genre.
RadioApp brings together over 350 Australian commercial radio stations in addition to stations from the ABC & SBS. We are always adding more Australian radio stations to the app so keep an eye out for new stations.
RadioApp is operated by Commercial Radio & Audio, the industry body for Commercial Radio in Australia. At this stage, we only include commercial radio stations, with the exception of ABC & SBS.
If you would like to stream community radio stations, you can check out the Community Radio Plus app which is run by The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia, the equivalent industry body for community radio in Australia.
This is not something done by RadioApp and doesn’t happen for all stations. The insertion of an advertisement at the start of a stream is done by individual stations on occasion and is outside of our control. This occurs with listeners not just on RadioApp but wherever else they may be listening to that station online.
We do not have any immediate plans to add podcasts to RadioApp.
RadioApp is available on a range of platforms and devices.
You can listen via:
With support for Chromecast & AirPlay from the mobile app to your connected device.
Stay tuned for RadioApp’s rollout on Apple & Android TV!
RadioApp is well supported across a range of existing and new in-car dashboards and operating systems.
CarPlay and Android Auto (Phone projection)
The most common way to access RadioApp in-car is via CarPlay and Android Auto (please check that your vehicle is CarPlay and Android Auto enabled first). You must have RadioApp installed on your iOS or Android device and connected to your car dashboard in order to use the app on your car dashboard.
Android Automotive OS (natively integrated in-car)
Unlike Android Auto which projects RadioApp from your phone to your car dashboard, Android Automotive enabled cars allow drivers to download apps from the Google Play Store or other third party app stores such as Harman Ignite Store or Appning, directly to the dash without the need for a phone*.
RadioApp is available to download via the Google Play Store for Automotive, Harman Ignite Store and Appning App Stores. Availability can differ between manufacturer and model so check with your manufacturer!
*Note: Once the app is downloaded to your dash in-car, you will be prompted on the screen to setup RadioApp or login via the mobile app. Follow the prompts on screen to get set up. This is only required on first time set up of the app in car.
RadioApp is available via Google Assistant (soon to be Google Gemini) on enabled Google Speakers such as Nest Mini and Nest Hub.
To stream your favourite station, simply ask Google:
“Hey Google, play [station name]”
For example: “Hey Google, play 2GB”
Google can’t find your station or not playing correctly? Let us know so we can look into it.
RadioApp is available as an Alexa skill on enabled devices such as Echo Dot and Echo Show.
To stream your favourite station, simply ask Alexa:
“Alexa, play [station name] via RadioApp”
For example: “Alexa, play 2GB via RadioApp”
Alexa can’t find your station or not playing correctly? Let us know so we can look into it.
The ABC removed their streams from RadioApp on Alexa devices in early 2026 and can be streamed via their own channels.
Find out more here.
You’re in luck! RadioApp has a dedicated service on Sonos where you can stream stations from within your Sonos app, direct to your speaker.
To enable RadioApp on your Sonos device, follow the steps below:
Find out more about RadioApp on Sonos here.
Yes! RadioApp is now available on Android TV, with support for Apple TV coming shortly.
You can download RadioApp to your Android TV via the Google Play Store on your device.
The Sleep Timer is still available. After selecting the station you’d like to play, tap the grey bar along the bottom of the screen to open full-screen mode. You’ll see the Timer icon in the bottom left corner.
RadioApp offers Chromecast and Apple AirPlay support.
After selecting your station in the app, tap the grey bar along the bottom of the screen to open full-screen mode. The AirPlay icon will appear in the bottom navigation bar, while the Cast icon is located in the top right corner of the screen.
We don’t like seeing users leave RadioApp, however we understand that sometimes it’s necessary.
You can delete your account by following the below steps:
If there is are any improvements we can make to provide a better service for you, please get in touch with us.
We are adding in the ability to change email address within the app soon.
In the meantime, please contact us and we will happily update your email address for you.
You can check the current status of RadioApp — including any known outages or service disruptions — on our Service Status page. If everything looks fine there but you’re still having trouble, we’d love to hear about it. Contact us here.
First, check our Service Status page which will let you know of any major outages that are reported.
If you still can’t find an answer, you can contact us and we’ll gladly help.
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