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• Comment: Fails WP:NRADIO, is almost entirely referenced with primary sources, which are not independent or reliable. Dan arndt (talk) 06:28, 16 April 2026 (UTC)

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Switch FM is a locally owned and operated^[1] narrowband radio and online broadcaster based in Roma, Queensland Australia.

Switch FM officially launched on Australia Day (25th January) of 2019, at 4:20pm.^{[citation needed]}

Switch FM operates two main stations. These are it's primary station (playing dance music) and Switch FM Country. It also operates an online station called Switch Gold^[1]

Switch gold is found at www.switchwebcast.com^{[non-primary source needed]}. It also hosts Switch FM, Switch Country, and 5 other stations at this site.

Switch FM's flagship program is the 'Hot 30 With Matty". This program, hosted by Matty Boyd, released weekly on Fridays at 7pm. This show is immediately followed by the 'Hot 30 After Party'. The Hot 30 With Matty is also streamed simultaneously on Switch FM Brisbane^[3]

Switch FM has also partnered with headspace Roma to create a local youth driven podcast series called The Fresh Start Podcast with Elyse and Matty^[4]. This podcast aims to connect local youth with commercial media, as well as provide opportunities in an otherwise out-of-reach industry for rural Australia.

All of Switch FMs programming is sourced and compiled locally featuring Australian and international music.^{[citation needed]}

Switch FM Helps lead the Maranoa Radio Network Inc. An incorporated association aimed at delivering "local radio service into unserved and underserved area's".^[5] Maranoa Radio Inc. has ACNC Charity Status.

The station also provides live outside-broadcasting for community events. It also provides Community Switch which functions as a free advertising medium for not-for-profit organisations and community events.^{[citation needed]}