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Riot Grrrl is not simply a period of feminist punk in the early 90s, but is a movement whose ongoing thoughts, ideas and challenges have enriched human liberation. Riot Grrrl is a recurring motif for empowering females, placing Grrrls at the centre of music and for showing everyone the saviour of rock and roll: women.

The Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull has today announced that community television stations will only be licensed until the end of 2015.

The CBAA would like to congratulate all entrants for their fantastic contribution to the community broadcasting sector. The standard was incredibly high & it was a pleasure to engage with so many exciting shows, initiatives and contributions across the community radio sector.

On Saturday August 30, 2014, 93.7 Edge FM, Bega's community radio station celebrated 20 years on air.

Kalamunda Community Radio may have found a new premises following a local council decision to offer KCR-FM the opportunity to lease 36 Collins Road Kalamunda.

If at age 73, you were to be invited to climb Mount Kilmanjaro in Africa, what would be your response? For many of us around that age, it would possibly be a very firm “No way!”.

The CBAA's Community Radio Network partnered with CAAMA this year to broadcast the National Indigenous Music Awards nationally, making it available to over 1.2 million listeners nationally.

Three years into its existence, Curved Radio has become an international success, and now it's going... national too! Hosted by veteran broadcaster Gayle Austin, Australia's first female rock DJ, and a co-founder of the original Double J, Curved Radio is a platform for independent artists around the world to share music and cultural experiences.

Presented by Jonathan Brown, Tess Lawley, Corrine Brislin, this webinar will discuss the value of youth volunteers at your station.