Radio 88 FM Castlemaine

This radio station operates under a Low Power Open Narrowcast (LPON) license, broadcasting at 1 watt with a coverage area primarily encompassing the local town and its immediate outskirts. Its programming is specifically tailored to an older demographic, including those in hostels, hospitals, and home care, while also appealing to the wider community. The station features a significant amount of music, focusing on "Music You Remember," and includes nostalgic items. It also provides advice and information relevant to its core audience. The station's presenters, advertisers, and technical support are all local. Its history is linked to the pioneering days of community radio in regional Victoria, with roots tracing back to the establishment of 3CCC in the area. A notable figure from this early period, Ian Braybrook, transitioned from reading for the print-handicapped program "Newspaper of the Air" to becoming a respected broadcaster and manager who played a role in establishing other stations. The station's programming includes a "Programme Guide" and aims to connect with listeners through its online presence and social media.