In the lead up to the Federal Election on Saturday, 18 May 2019, the CBAA is seeking to translate support for community broadcasting amongst sitting members of Parliament and candidates across the major parties, minor parties and independents into better policy settings to allow the sector to thrive.
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The Federal Government’s budget, announced on Tuesday, 2 April 2019, includes $19.7 million funding for the community broadcasting sector in the coming financial year.
Community radio’s national awards are open for entries, giving broadcasters the opportunity to receive recognition across 30+ categories in 2019.
In the media, and particularly in the lead up to an election, we hear a lot from politicians about policy, law reform, and general political debate. And while it’s vital to connect your community with your political representatives, community broadcasters equally have a vital role to play in ensuring people affected by policy have their voices heard on-air. How can you reach people in your community and those from marginal groups to discuss the issues affecting them?
Community radio services in Hobart are now a step closer to being available on DAB+ Digital Radio.
Did you know that you can use the CBAA’s National Listener Survey (NLS) data to communicate your station's important role in your community to government, grant providers and potential sponsors?
The CBAA's Community Radio Network (CRN), allows community radio stations to share some of the sector’s best news, talk, music and entertainment programs – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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