Radio-ju kangalpa wardinyi-mani nyampujuku yangka karlipa nyina warlalja nyampurla yurrampi-rla. Warrki-jarro karnanlu panu kari community-patu kurlu yungurlu-rnalu news manu music , radio tv mapirrirli kardu-mani ngalipaku panukujuku.” It goes up to the words “local stories” when related back to the English blurb.
PAW Radio is all about celebrating everyday life in remote Central Australia. PAW aims to keep our communities connected, entertained and informed. PAW Radio is a platform for sharing local language, local music and local stories.
The PAW Radio Network is heard in 14 communities across 450,000 square kilometres, with 10 radio studios linking through our Yuendumu radio hub. PAW also stream via the app, for iOS and Android. Or, you can catch our broadcast on the VAST Satellite Channel 918.
PAW broadcasts live request shows, feature stories, documentaries, oral histories, news and information campaigns.
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Lajamanu 106.1
Kintore 106.1
Nyirripi 102.9
Mt Liebig 102.5
Yuendumu 106.1
Yuelamu 102.5
Laramba 102.9
Willowra 106.1
Ti Tree 106.1
Wilora 100.9
Engawala 102.7
Ali Curung 106.1
Imangara 107.3
First Nations Media Australia Awards
First Nations Media Australia Awards
CBAA Community Broadcasting Association Awards 2021
CBAA Community Radio Awards 2021
CBAA Community Radio Awards 2020
CBAA Community Radio Awards 2022
CBAA Community Radio Awards 2022
If you’d like to broadcast your messages/sponsorship across the 8PAW radio network please contact [email protected]
If this is a Community Service Announcement email [email protected]
PAW Media plays a major role in the maintenance of Indigenous Languages and Culture in Central Australia and broadcasts across three main language groups, Warlpiri, Anmatjere and Pintubi. 8PAW radio is uniquely placed to provide sponsored announcements and information campaigns that keep our remote communities up to date with matters in relation to health, education, benefits, emergency messaging and Government information and policies.
The PAW Radio network has a footprint of approximately 450,000 sq km in the Central Desert region in the language areas of Pintubi, Anmatjere and Warlpiri. We are able to deliver information in these three languages and in English.
Our services are commonly used by the Australian Government, Territory Government, Local Government and some non-government Organisations. We play a key role in the discharge of government’s obligation to provide information to its citizens in remote areas.
PAW Radio also undertakes, as a cost free service, community service announcements for local Aboriginal organisations and services when there is a broadcaster in one of our studios.
PAW Radio operates under community licences and as a consequence does not undertake any commercial advertising.
PAW Media
Lot 421 Conniston Rd,
Yuendumu, NT 0872
(08) 8993 7500
PAW Media acknowledges the Pintubi, Anmatjere and Warlpiri people as the traditional owners and prevailing custodians of the lands on which PAW works. We pay our respect to their Elders, past present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.
