Roadmap 2033 will build a shared vision for the future of community broadcasting in Australia. This joint initiative of the CBAA and CBF aims to provide a long-term strategy for community broadcasting in Australia.
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First Sounds Volume 9, a compilation of music by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander musicians, is out now through CBAA's Amrap.
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.
The team at CBAA is always working on ways to make it easier to listen to community radio, and we are proud to announce the following additions to the ways that listeners can access Community Radio Plus:
A bill to support community broadcasting (the Broadcasting Services Amendment (Community Radio) Bill 2022) passed through the Parliament overnight.
The Bill will streamline licensing, provide greater certainty for stations, and enhance the sustainability of the community broadcasting sector.
The 2022 CBAA Community Radio Awards, is the community broadcasting sector's chance to come together to celebrate collective and individual achievement. This year's awards saw over 300 excellent entires across 30 categories, giving our judges a tough task in selecting this year's winners. A huge thank you to all those who entered the 2022 CBAA Community Radio Awards and congratulations to all the finalists and winners.
The community broadcasting sector has welcomed the first budget from the Albanese Government tonight.
The Budget handed down by the Treasurer has provided much needed funding certainty for community broadcasting with $88 million allocated over the next four years.
Fires, floods, and COVID-19 have made for a tough few years for Australians, especially those in regional and remote communities.
From the Embers returns for a second season, returning to some of the areas hit the hardest by the 2019-2020 bushfires and visits new communities who were hit hard by severe flooding and long COVID lockdowns.
LINA announces it has appointed Claire Stuchbery as its inaugural Executive Director. Claire joins LINA after a 20 year career in media policy, stakeholder engagement, policy development and communications.
One of the CBAA’s key priorities is to remain engaged with, and responsive to, the needs of our members, and advocate for change in the interests of members and our sector in general. We're pleased to announce the release of our Member and Stakeholder Engagement Framework.
Welcome to the Community Radio Plus app information page for stations. From here, you can update your station information, upload podcasts, and get the information you need to promote the app to your listeners.
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