RTR FM 92.1

RTRFM, known by its call sign 6RTR, is a community radio station located in Perth, the capital city of Western Australia. This not-for-profit station is primarily funded by listener subscriptions and fundraising activities, although it does include a limited amount of advertising, referred to as sponsorship, totaling no more than 5 minutes per hour. RTRFM operates around the clock on the FM frequency of 92.1. The name RTRFM is derived from the phrase "aRTy Radio."

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Super Market supports local creatives.

2 weeks ago | rtrfm.com.au | Danae Gibson

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The Loom with Dr Robert Wood: Federal Election Results 2025

3 weeks ago | rtrfm.com.au | Danae Gibson

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Never Again: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bomb Exhibition. Ms Yahata Teruko, 87-year-old hibakusha (survivor) on Artbeat.

1 month ago | rtrfm.com.au | Danae Gibson

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the first cities in human history to experience the atomic bombing. To coincide with this milestone, an exhibition kicks off from May 10, running through to June 21, called Never Again: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bomb Exhibition. The exhibition is being staged to present the facts of the atomic bombings and generate vital discussion about our shared past, present and future.
"The night with eyes and wings" – Ross Bolleter and Eduardo Cossio - RTRFM

1 month ago | rtrfm.com.au | Chris Wheeldon

Home > Stories > “The night with eyes and wings” – Ross Bolleter and Eduardo Cossio On Difficult Listening, Boorloo experimental music legends Ross Bolleter and Eduardo Cossio talk to Michael Terren about their new album, “Glint,” their third album together. In Part One they discuss the history and practice of “synchronous improvisation,” where two musicians record improvisations at the same time in different locations and discover all sorts of synchronicities when the two recordings are...
Tinā, a festival film favourite, reaches a broader audience

1 month ago | rtrfm.com.au | Danae Gibson

Tinā is an inspiring drama, a tear-jerker with humour, and the story of Samoan teacher Mareta Percival. Struggling after the death of her daughter in the Christchurch earthquakes, Mareta reluctantly takes on the role of substitute teacher at an elite, wealthy private school and is surprised to find children crying out for guidance, inspiration, and love.
Creating custodians for future generations: Sophie Howe

1 month ago | rtrfm.com.au | Danae Gibson

Why and how Western Australian policy makers can become good ancestors for future generations will be discussed at an event at UWA. Sophie Howe, the inaugural Future Generations Commissioner for Wales and Thinker in Residence at the Forrest Research Foundation, will deliver a keynote address. In her role as commissioner, Howe held the Welsh government to account on how its decisions affected future generations and influenced major policy reforms across the country.
Airline Food cherry-pick their Pines faves

1 month ago | rtrfm.com.au | Simon Miraudo

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ICONYX introduces herself with Blak On Trak

2 months ago | rtrfm.com.au | Chris Wheeldon

Boorloo-based Kukatja and Pintupi artist ICONYX has released her debut album, Blak On Trak, at 17 years old. The album showcases her powerful voice, her cultural heritage, and her unique perspective as an artist telling stories and navigating the world without sight. Blak On Trak is an expansive work that blends hip-hop, R&B, world and contemporary music, drawing from ICONYX’s East Kimberley roots, and her experiences growing up in Whadjuk, Noongar Boodja.
RTRFM Website Up for a Webby!

2 months ago | rtrfm.com.au | Chris Wheeldon

RTRFM has been nominated for Best Music Website at this year’s Webby Awards, and is up against titans of the music industry, such as Apple Music, Lady Gaga, and Billie Eilish. The Webby Awards are the leading international institution honouring excellence on the internet. The fresh, exciting RTRFM website was designed by local web agency Start Digital, and officially launched in August 2024. RTRFM was a massive underdog contender, nominated out of 13,000 submissions to the Music Website category.
Jazz vocalist Holli Scott is a lyrical storyteller

2 months ago | rtrfm.com.au | Chris Wheeldon

Holli Scott is a Perth-based jazz vocalist, bandleader and composer whose music features evocative lyricism and a lush sound. She has received significant awards buzz at the WAM Awards, and was also a 2020 finalist in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Holli Scott released her debut album, DUST, in 2019, and released her sophomore album Weather and Weeds just last year. She worked with pianist Tal Cohen and saxophonist Jamie Oehlers to craft a record comprised of equal beauty and darkness.