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A big shout out to the stations around Australia that participated in National Volunteer Week recently! What a welcome opportunity to celebrate our community broadcasting volunteers.

Almost five million Australians listen to community radio every week and since the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap) started Australian music airplay on community radio has increased by 7% to a new average of 39%.

As part of National Volunteer Week, we caught up with 2014 CBAA Outstanding Volunteer Contribution Award winner Rebekah Lowe. She had this to say...

In 2015, 3CMedia is calling for submissions, with a focus on those concerned with the theme of ‘funding community media’.

The Amrap Charts show the Top 10 tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service.  Amrap

Volunteers are an important part of the community broadcasting sector, with 22,000 individuals across Australian giving time to their local station. Involving volunteers can help you connect with and involve the local community in your station, and their contributions in a huge variety of roles offer invaluable support to community radio stations.

The 2015-16 Commonwealth budget night is set for 12 May. Read on for preliminary background head of the CBAA's updates from the lock-up in Canberra.

The Amrap Charts show the Top 10 tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service.  Amrap

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