RPH Radio Reading Network Services
RPH Australia is the peak body for the Radio Reading Network, community media empowering Australians with a print disability.
About RPH
The RPH Network provides a reading service of popular publications throughout Australia. It consists of 18 AM/FM radio stations nationally, and 10 digital radio services across Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin and Hobart.
Learn MoreSupport RPH
We are a not-for-profit cooperative and an important part of the community broadcasting sector. We have a team of over 1500 volunteers and we broadcast to 70% of the Australian population.
Learn MoreRPH Audience
5 million Australians live with a print disability caused by vision, cognitive, physical or literacy impairment. Radio Reading services empower all Australians to participate in the community’s political, cultural and social life.
Learn MoreSUBSCRIBE BELOW TO RECEIVE OUR LATEST NEWS!
SubscribeLatest News
Holding on to Hope
In a new partnership with Lifeline Australia, Vision Australia Radio (VAR) is airing episodes of the podcast series Holding on to Hope across its radio network. Holding onto Hope shares…
Read more
Talking Newspapers at Colac’s OCR-FM
OCR-FM feels that their Radio Reading program is so important for the local community, they run it three times a week. Talking Newspapers is one of the flagship programs at…
Read more
Video: How I became a radio reader at Hills Radio
In 2018, Hills Radio volunteer Roz Lawson started a radio reading program to serve local people with a print disability, providing “a much-needed service to an often-overlooked section of my…
Read more
