4ZZZ launched its glorious tradition of counting down listeners' 100 favourite songs on New Year's Day 1977. More than 10 years later, 2JJJ in Sydney (which employed many ex-Zed staff) began conducting its own Hot 100. Because 4ZZZ held the rights to the name Hot 100, there was a little bit of legal biffo when TripleJ became a national broadcaster, so they changed the name of their survey to the "Hottest 100".
Participate
Volunteering, Internships and Training
Volunteering
4ZZZ has a wide variety of jobs that need doing, and there's many ways that you can contribute. We're confident you'll make many new friends and meet interesting people plus in time learn valuable skills or gain work experience.
To volunteer at 4ZZZ:
- Subscribe!
then
- Apply Online OR Download A Volunteer Form
- Return it to the 4ZZZ volunteerdept [at] 4zzz [dot] org [dot] au
Or drop into the station and fill one out!
Media Internships
4ZZZ offers unpaid internships at its studios at 264 Barry Parade Fortitude Valley. The internship program is designed to provide students, recent graduates and 4ZZZ members with an opportunity to learn about broadcasting and support the work of 4ZZZ.
Read more and find further information on applying for 4ZZZ Media Internships in the
Internships section of our website.
Training
Have you dreamed of becoming an announcer on 4ZZZ, or maybe you'd just like to learn more about community media? 4ZZZ provides training opportunities for subscribers and community members in the media industry
Read more and find further information on applying for 4ZZZ Training in the
Training section of our website.















