Malaysia, explained properly
News, policy and everyday life, in plain English.
Malaysia, explained properly
News, policy and everyday life, in plain English.
Stream Malaysian radio and TV online. Frequencies by state, official web players and apps, all in one place.
Stream Malaysian radio and TV online, straight from each broadcaster’s own official player. No downloads, no mirrors, and nothing rehosted here — just direct links to the real thing.
Every button on this page opens the station’s, network’s, or platform’s own official website or app in a new tab. We don’t embed, rebroadcast, or mirror any station’s signal on this site.
From English hits in the Klang Valley to a dedicated station for every state, almost every Malaysian station streams through one of a handful of official networks. Find yours below.
Malaysia’s biggest commercial radio group: five stations covering English hits, Malay pop and talk, throwback classics, youth Malay pop, and Chinese hits.
More music, less talk — English hits nationwide.
One of the country’s biggest Malay-language stations.
Classic hits for listeners who grew up with them.
Youth-skewing Malay pop and R&B.
Chinese-language hits and talk.
All five Media Prima stations, live, in one app.
Astro’s radio stable streams through Syok, its official audio app and website — Malay pop, English hits, adult contemporary, and Tamil programming, all under one login.
Malaysia’s biggest Malay-language hit station.
English Top 40 and pop.
Adult contemporary and throwback hits.
Malay talk, hits, and Islamic programming.
Easy listening and soft hits.
Tamil hits and talk.
Astro also runs My FM, Suria FM and several Chinese-language stations — all reachable from the Syok home page.
The national broadcaster runs Malaysia’s widest radio network: general Malay, youth, English, Islamic and Tamil channels, plus a dedicated station for every state from Perlis to Sarawak. All of it streams free through RTM Klik.
Malaysia’s only independent business and current-affairs station, in English.
Sabah’s home-grown English and Malay hits station.
Free-to-air and streaming TV runs through four official platforms — no cable box or pirate app required.
TV1, TV2, TV Okey, Berita RTM, Sukan RTM and TV Parlimen — the national broadcaster’s channels, free.
TV3, ntv7, 8TV and TV9 — Media Prima’s network, free with an account.
Astro’s own platform. Astro Awani news streams free; the rest needs an Astro subscription.
MYTV’s official app for Malaysia’s free digital terrestrial channels.
Life in Malaysia is not affiliated with any station, network or platform listed here. Every link goes to an official player, app or website — nothing on this page is embedded, rehosted or rebroadcast. Streaming options change from time to time, so if you spot something out of date, please tell us.