Editing Cooma (section)

==Media==

===Newspapers===
One newspaper operates in Cooma, ''The Monaro Post'', which began in 2006 and is independently owned by Gail Eastaway, Tracy Frazer and Louise Platts.

===Radio stations===
*[[2XL (AM)|XLFM]] 96.1 FM (commercial)
*[[Snow FM]] 97.7 FM (commercial)
*[[Triple J]] 100.1 FM
*[[ABC South East NSW|ABC South-East]] 810 AM/1602 AM
*[[Radio National]] 95.3 FM/100.9 FM
*[[ABC Classic|Classic FM]] 99.3
*Monaro FM 90.5 (community)
*[[Sky Sports Radio|Racing Radio]] 96.9 FM
*[[Vision Radio Network|Vision Radio]] 88.0 FM (narrowcast, relay)

Note: transmitters for XLFM and Snow FM, as well as some ABC services, are in place throughout the Snowy Mountains.

===Television===
Cooma receives five free-to-air television networks including all the digital free-to-air channels relayed from Canberra, broadcast from the [[Telstra]] site Radio Hill translator in Cooma Common, off Polo Flat Road.

The stations are:<ref name=tv>{{Cite news |title=Television |page=12 |date=15 June 2010| work=[[The Canberra Times]]}}</ref>
*[[Australian Broadcasting Corporation|ABC]]
*[[Special Broadcasting Service|SBS]]
*[[Seven Network|Seven]]
*[[Nine Network|Nine]] ([[WIN Television|WIN]])
*[[10 (Southern Cross Austereo)|Southern Cross 10]]
Another transmitter for the Cooma and surrounding Monaro region is located at Mount Roberts approximately 30&nbsp;km NNE of the town, broadcasting The Three Commercial TV Networks and the ABC Television services, but not SBS Television Services.