The CBAA is calling for nominations for people interested in serving as a Director of the Board.
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The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has released a Statement on the Referendum for recognition of First Nations peoples in the Australian Constitution and the establishment of a Voice to Parliament.
The CBAA has produced guidance material designed to assist stations to understand their regulatory obligations and find trustworthy information when covering the upcoming referendum to change the Australian Constitution.
Register now for the 2023 CBAA Annual Conference, to be held at Adelaide Oval from November 2-4.
This year's CBAA Conference will be taking place at the Adelaide Oval, find out more about what Adelaide has to offer.
The CBAA is pleased to introduce broadcasters to a promotional kit to encourage listeners to engage with their favourite stations through the free Community Radio Plus app.
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia and Volunteering Australia have partnered to promote the integral role of volunteering in community broadcasting.
The community broadcasting sector has welcomed the launch of a new national cultural policy – Revive: a place for every story, a story for every place.
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