Media Aude

With its 5 frequencies, Grand Sud FM now covers the entire department of Aude and offers local, regional and national news programs, music and games. Grand Sud FM, with a musical program of hits from the 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's and new releases, has strengthened its editorial policy to satisfy both local and Catalan listeners. To make sure you don't miss anything from the Aude and Roussillon regions, you can access live and replay the programs on the website or download the Podcasts.

RCF Pays d'Aude has been broadcasting since 1992 in the Aude department. It is broadcast on six frequencies: Carcassonne (103.0), Narbonne (98.2), Lézignan-Corbières (103.0), Limoux (87.7), Castelnaudary (89.3) and Saint-Pierre-la-Mer (98.2). Supported by the diocese of Carcassonne and Narbonne, it is ecumenical and programs Christian content that represents 30% of the broadcasts. RCF is a local radio station that offers five hours of programs from the Aude region every day. They include reports and magazines.

Contact FM is a local radio association, of proximity, and generalist, created by Farid Kherdouche to look at the region with another ear! Contact FM covers the Aude department with two frequencies (Limoux 89.0 FM and Carcassonne 88.8 FM). It is a local radio for all with a dozen speakers on the air, in programs 24 hours a day and with projects in mind. Its news programs are interactive in terms of local development in order to contribute to the influence of the Aude region.

Created in 2010, TV Carcassonne is the Web TV of local news of Carcassonne, its agglomeration and the department of Aude. At a time when the need for fast, clear and objective information is increasing, it offers a rigorous and daily reading of local news: news, sports, outings and entertainment... Every day, the media presents information handled by its team of professional journalists, on video but also in photos and in writing: subjects, articles, portraits, broadcasts, polls...

Every day on newsstands, the daily Midi Libre maintains its focus on local news. The website provides a rapid response to events, an online relationship with readers and "blogged" comments. Midi Libre also has a Facebook page, a Twitter account and applications to keep you connected. During the summer, the newspaper adapts to its readers' needs, concocting a guide dedicated to the region's tourist attractions and good addresses. To get the latest editions as soon as they come out, the best thing to do is take out a digital or paper subscription.

Founded in 1846 by François Arago, L'Indépendant is one of the oldest French daily newspapers. Circulated mainly in the Pyrénées-Orientales and Aude departments (since 1932), it relays all the news from the major sectors of the region: Narbonne, Lézignan, Limoux, Castelnaudary, Port-La Nouvelle, Carcassonne... In its pages and on the website, it broadcasts local political and sports news, news, culture, etc. Since 2015, it has been owned by the La Dépêche group, just like Midi Libre.