DAB+ offers lower infrastructure costs for new services than any other digital radio platform ***
There are more DAB radios available than any other digital radio platform ***
DAB Slide show pictures enables advertisers to couple pictures with audio magnifying consumer brand awareness ***
Over 50 different combined DAB/DAB+ receiver models commercially available ***
A typical DAB kitchen radio consumes a third less power than an energy saving light bulb ***
DAB family of standards is extremely flexible - it is easy to transmit DAB, DAB+ and DMB on the same transmission ***
News - Australia 
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01-02-2012 - Australia -  LEXUS GS TO FEATURE DIGITAL RADIO AS STANDARD Lexus to become first Australian luxury automotive marque to introduce Digital Radio DAB+ as standard with all-new GS range Digital Radio DAB+ to join other advanced audio features in all-new GS Additional multimedia capabilities bring traffic alert technology to GS Read more... 
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31-01-2012 - Australia - Lexus GS First Prestige Car With Digital Radio As Standard For Australia While Audi and BMW have both added DAB digital radio systems to the options list for a handful of models, Lexus says the technology will be fitted to every GS variant: entry-level 250, mid-range 350 and the top-shelf 450h. There are now more than 20 ... From The Motor Report: Read more... 
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18-01-2012 - Commercial Radio Australia - Australia - Radio industry to test digital measurement system The radio industry is to take some of its first steps towards an electronic system to increase the accuracy and speed of how it measures and reports audiences. Two initiatives are under way. The first, less radical, one will see some listeners ... From MuMbrella: Read more...
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11-01-2012 - Commercial Radio Australia - Australia - Solid 2011 for radio revenue figures The commercial radio industry recorded growth in metropolitan advertising revenue during calendar year 2011, with a 1.1% increase on the previous year to a total of $682.726 million, according to figures released today by industry body, Commercial Radio Australia. Read more...
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09-01-2012 - Australia - Australia's first Christian digital radio station now broadcasting on DAB+ Similar to the introduction of FM radio in the mid 70s, digital radio on DAB is a new broadcasting method for Australian Radio that opens the door to a wider range of listening options, higher quality sound and more information about... From ChristianToday: Read more...
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05-01-2012 - Australia - Australia’s first Christian digital radio station now broadcasting on DAB+ Similar to the introduction of FM radio in the mid 70s, digital radio on DAB+ is a new broadcasting method for Australian Radio that opens the door to a wider range of listening options, higher quality sound and more information about what you’re listening to. Read more...
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22-12-2011 - Commercial Radio Australia - Australia - NYE Fireworks for people who are visually impaired More than 300,000 Australians who are visually impaired can now enjoy the shimmering colour and excitement of the Sydney New Year’s Eve fireworks displays with the launch of the first ever audio commentary of the amazing event. Read more...
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22-12-2011 - Australia - Australian Radio Network Launches Elf Radio Across Australia you can listen to ELF Radio on DAB+ (if available in your market) or flip over to www.elfradio.com.au and listen online from anywhere on the planet. Read more...
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16-12-2011 - Australia - HiTV Release Simple In Car Digital Radio HiTV has launched the smallest in-car digital radio system available in Australia. The in car digital radio taps into your existing antennae and sports a competitive price tag. Even though most people listen to the ... From SmartHouse: Read more...
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15-12-2011 - Australia - Visually impaired to get fireworks radio for Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations The City of Sydney in collaboration with 2Day FM has established a special digital radio plus station, NYE2011, which will broadcast a commentary of the two displays on December 31. It means the displays will be more accessible to an estimated 300000 ... From NEWS.com.au: Read more...
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