Sector representatives

Come to our Community Radio Catch Up

hfriedlander, 21st July 2017
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Will you be in Sydney on 28 August? We'd love to see you at the Potts Point Hotel.

All community radio staff and volunteers are invited and will be joined by representatives from the CBAA, Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO), Indigenous Remote Communications Association (IRCA), Christian Media & Arts Australia (CMAA), National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters’ Council (NEMBC), Radio for the Print Handicapped Australia (RPHA), Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF) and Australian Community Television Alliance (ACTA).

Station managers please share this with your team - the more the merrier and a great chance to catch up and build connections with people from Sydney and beyond.

Date: Monday, 28 August from 5:15 - 7:00pm
Location: Potts Point Hotel, 33-35 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point, 2011
Please RSVP: Friday, 18 August to [email protected]

Drinks will be at bar prices.

We hope you can join us!

For Broadcasters
CBF, NEMBC, CMTO, RPHA, IRCA, CMAA, ACTA

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