
Sector Policy & Campaigns
On behalf of CBAA Members and the wider sector, the CBAA meets regularly with stakeholders to:
- raise and progress policy issues;
- lift the profile and awareness of the community broadcasting sector;
- create networks with organisations who share interests and values with the community broadcasting sector; and
- advocate for the interests of community broadcasters.
The following documents reflect this ongoing work.
Community Broadcasting 'Vision 2015' Submission to Minister Conroy
A five year plan to renew Australia’s Community Broadcasting sector and create the world’s most innovative, accessible community media.
Community Broadcasting Listener Surveys
The Community Radio National Listener Survey commissioned biennially by the community broadcast sector, and conducted by McNair Ingenuity Research, is a survey of the community radio listening habits of Australians.
Community Broadcasting Database
The Community Broadcast Database (CBD) survey collects operational data from Australian community radio stations on a biennial basis.
Revised B66 Form
Application for renewal of a Community Radio Broadcasting Licence
Convergence Review
The Australian Government announced its intention to conduct a Convergence Review in 2011 in response to ongoing trends in technology that are reshaping the media landscape.
The review will look at Australia's communications and media legislation and advise the Government on potential amendments to keep the regulatory framework effective and appropriate for the new environment.
The CBAA Submission on the Framing Paper for the Convergence Review is available here.
You can also download documents & speeches on issues relevant to the sector below:
- Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan
- National Emergency Agency Contacts
- Speech by ACMA CEO Chris Chapman: 'The ACMA in 2010'





