The value of community broadcasting is on show with Alternative Frequencies: 40 Years of RTRFM, an exhibition that opened today at the State Library of Western Australia.
The exhibition is a journey through the sometimes turbulent, often uplifting and always community-focused history of RTRFM.
The exhibition celebrates the past, present and future of WA’s longest running FM community radio station.
Curated by RTRFM and the State Library, the trip down memory lane features a unique collection of audio, images, stories, memorabilia and equipment that not only tells the story of RTRFM, but the story of FM radio in WA.
Alternative Frequencies: 40 Years of RTRFM runs until Sunday 11 February 2018 in the Ground Floor Gallery at the State Library. Entry is free.
For more information, visit http://slwa.wa.gov.au/whats-on/events-exhibitions/alternative-frequencies-40-years-rtrfm