Petrinjski radio

Petrinjski Radio is a historic Croatian radio station based in Petrinja, Sisačko-Moslavačka County. Established in the late 1940s, it’s one of Croatia's oldest radio stations, initially launching in Petrinja as Razglasna Postaja Petrinja. From 1955, it operated as Zvučna i Radio stanica Petrinja. Throughout its history, including periods under the “INDOK” company and wartime operation as Hrvatski Radio Petrinja from 1992, the station has remained deeply connected to its community and the city of Petrinja. Following the “Oluja” operation, Petrinjski Radio returned to Petrinja. Renamed Petrinjski radio d.o.o., it continues to operate today, marked by significant moments like its first 24-hour broadcast in 2004, recognized with multiple “Zlatni miš” awards from the Croatian Association of Radio and Newspaper Publishers (HURIN). Petrinjski Radio is more than just a broadcast station; it’s a vital part of the community, committed to serving Petrinja and its people.