Programme
- Leisure with Lite: a leisure programme
- Ramadhan with Lite: a spiritual sharing with Siwo Agus Hidayat
- Lite Spirit: discussion dialogue
- Berproses Menuju Kesejatian Diri: a sharing programme
- Morning Fresh with Lite: a morning programme
- Postcard from Melbourne: a cooperation program with Australia's ABC radio, the package contains information ABC news for 10 minutes with an interactive discussion with fellow ABC radio
- Cruising with Lite: free Lite programmes
- Lite After Hours: an evening programme
- Lite’s Corner: Dialogue about success story
- Lite at Nite: nightly programme
- Lite is Beautiful: an interactive talk show with Arvan Pradiansyah.
- StarLite: a special programme that plays an Indonesian language songs and share with the soloist, Interview, Music Group, which is promoting the latest album, by SMS Interactive CD Album dealers.
- Movie HighLITE: for information about movies.
- Weekend Spot Lite: weekend programmes.
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