Radio by genre live
Pick your sound and dive into Australia’s biggest selection of radio. From news, talk and footy to hits, rock and country — every genre brings the best stations together, playing live and free.
- Genres
- 49
- Stations
- 1,314
- Cities
- 320
All of Australian radio, organised your way
Australian radio covers every taste, and here it is sorted by style. Browse by genre and find exactly the mood you want: the energy of today’s hits, the guitars of classic rock, the twang of country, the calm of classical or the debate of talkback. Every genre page lists its stations by popularity, so you can start listening in one click.
Why listen by genre?
Listening by style is the quickest way to discover new stations. Instead of searching for one station’s name, start from what you enjoy — we gather every option in that genre, from the big metro brands to regional, community and digital stations you might never find on your own.
Free, no app, in your browser
Every station on AU Radios plays for free, 24 hours a day, in your computer or phone browser. There is no app to install, no account and no subscription: just press play. Streams are live and quick to load, even on mobile data.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I listen to radio by genre for free?
Choose a genre on this page, open its list of stations and press play on any of them. It starts straight away, live and free, in your browser.
Which radio genres are available?
We cover the main styles on Australian radio — news and talkback, sport and racing, top 40, classic hits, rock, country, dance, classical, jazz, Christian, multicultural, First Nations, student and community radio — and new genres appear automatically as stations are added.
Do I need to install an app?
No. AU Radios works entirely in the browser, on computer and phone. No downloads and no sign-up.
Are the stations live?
Yes. Everything is streamed in real time, 24 hours a day, exactly as it is on air.
Which genres have the most stations?
Pop, Top 40 and Hits, News, Talk and Community and Access — with 343, 320, 297, 278, 249 stations respectively.