The CBAA is calling for nominations for people interested in serving as a Director of the Board.
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has recently made changes to the way not for profit organizations are able to self-assess for an income tax exemption.
We are excited to acknowledge and celebrate the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) 50th Anniversary with all community broadcasters.
We're excited to announce that the premier event in community broadcasting is taking place from 17-19 October at QT Gold Coast, and registration is open. Prices increase from September 15 so register now to save!
Are you a passionate program maker? The Community Radio Network (CRN) is thrilled to announce that submissions for new programs will be open until 7 September. This is a fantastic opportunity to share your show with a national audience.
The CBAA Complaints and Disputes Toolkit is an invaluable resource for community radio stations aiming to establish or refine a system for managing complaints and disputes efficiently and effectively.
Tuesday 13 February saw broadcasters and the broader community celebrate community radio as part of World Radio Day.
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) and the Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF) are excited to announce that Roadmap 2033 is ready. Roadmap 2033 provides a ten-year plan for the community broadcasting sector, outlining a shared vision of the future where community broadcasting is at the heart of every community.
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