PBS News

Read on for the 2018 winners of the Radio Festival major and daily prizes!

Babylon Burning’s Jesse I is heading off with a lucky bunch of PBS listeners exploring the island of Jamaica and all that it has to offer.

We have secured $500,000 to kick start its move to the Collingwood Arts Precinct thanks to the State Government of Victoria.

Helen Jennings has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to music, particularly through community radio.

We're looking for someone with an in depth knowledge of music and a passion for community radio to fill this lead role at PBS.

That’s right folks; the PBS Radio Festival has arrived and we're are dusting off the placemats and laying out our finest silverware ready for you!

Music HQ at our new home! The Music Market, for Victoria’s music industry to work, learn, and collaborate will be at the Collingwood Arts Precinct.

PBS is very excited to announce that DJ Shio will be getting eternal on PBS!

Apply for the PBS announcer course for this June, dedicated to women and gender diverse people!

This month you’ll hear some programming changes on PBS.

Radio Festival is nearly upon us and we need some mighty volunteers to help out in May - is it you?

Sista Zai Zanda and Milo Eastwood present The Breakfast Spread every weekday between 6am and 9am.

PBS is looking for two highly-skilled, experienced and strongly motivated broadcasters to take on the roles of Breakfast Spread co-hosts starting in 2018.

As we come to the end of the year, PBS is announcing some changes to The Breakfast Spread on air team for 2018.

2017 has been a big year here at PBS. Here are just a few things that happened.

After 16 years on Easey Street, PBS are excited to announce we’ve secured a new home at the Collingwood Arts Precinct.