OCR FM Community Radio
The voice and sound of Colac and the Southwest
OCR FM is Colac and the Southwest’s community radio station, broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week run entirely by volunteers. OCR FM is your home of music variety and local information. We also broadcast from community events, festivals and sporting events.
Radio Show Schedule
See what’s playing this week, highlighting today’s shows
Community Calendar
See what community events are happening around our region
Support Your Station
Help your community radio station to keep going
Take It UPril
Support the OCR FM community radio presenters in the month of April to take up a challenge to raise funds for the station.
You can help by pledging to keep them motivated! Every cent helps towards achieving their goal by April 30th, all proceeds go to OCR FM community radio station.
Listening Apps
About Us
OCR FM is 100% volunteer operated. You can support the station by making a donation today.
OCR FM is Colac and the Southwest’s community radio station, broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week run entirely by volunteers. OCR FM is your home of music variety and local information. We also broadcast from community events, festivals and sporting events.
We welcome your feedback and suggestions. See our Facebook pages or our Contact page.
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community service and event announcements recorded and broadcast each year
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local performers featured in the ever increasing local music library
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community interviews each year
OCR FM provides so much support for our community, particularly our volunteer community events.
As one of the coordinators of the Colac Otway Arts Trail, OCR has provided us with interview and media coverage to support our event. As a volunteer organisation who have to find funding to run this event this is so helpful for the promotion of our event. OCR FM also promotes our local Community Arts Space The Makers Space, to encourage new membership and to share our story.
OCR FM is seen at so many communityevents across our region, from Kana to the football, as well as presenting playing and engaging local musicians, technicians and people who wish to learn the art of radio. It is a great training ground for our youth who have very little access to this kind of opportunity in our shire.
