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101.7FM & Capital Digital
Wireless Hill, Ardross WA 6153
10% off membership fees
WA Seniors Card members can receive 10% off membership fees.
Please advise our staff you have a WA Seniors Card to receive this offer.
At 101.7FM & Capital Digital you will Rediscover Great Music from the 1940s through to the 1980s. We often receive feedback that our programs feature songs not heard elsewhere on Perth radio, bringing back great memories of people and places from the past.
As a Seniors Card holder you probably grew up at a time when pop music was at the centre of our lives. Reconnect with that joy with Capital Community Radio broadcasting on 101.7FM and Capital Digital 24 hours a day. We also stream world-wide on the Internet and Community Radio Plus App. Listen now to find out what you are missing.
Our station is run by about 90 presenters, producers and technical support people, all of them volunteers who give their time and whatever else is involved freely. There are no paid executives or staff.
Support our volunteers by becoming a Member of Capital Community Radio.
Special offer
We offer WA Seniors Card members a 10% off our normal membership fee.
If you’re interested, you could also enquire about becoming a volunteer.
Give us a call now on (08) 9364 9888 for information or send us a message.
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Some helpful tips you might need
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Victoria Seniors Card Information
There are two cards available to seniors in Victoria, the Seniors Card and the Seniors Business Discount Card.
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Western Australia Seniors Card Information
Seniors Card To be eligible for the WA Seniors card, you need to be: Aged 63 years or above. An Australian Citizen or hold an Australian Permanent Resident Visa. Reside in Western Australia for more than half the year. Work less than 25 hours per week in paid employment.
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South Australia Seniors Card Information
Seniors Card Eligibility: You can apply for a South Australian Seniors Card if: you're aged 60 years or older you're a permanent South Australian resident you're not working more than 20 hours per week in paid employment (part-time and casual employees may average their hours over 12 months).
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