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WEBINAR: CBAA Awards - Put your station in the running for national recognition - 19 April
Has your station been doing great things in the last year? Entries for the 2017 CBAA Community Radio Awards open on 27 March – enter for your chance to be recognised nationally!
The awards celebrate excellence in community radio across 20 categories for community radio station, initiatives and programs. There are awards for tech, new programs, music and talks programming, community engagement, production and more. A full list is available here.
Attend this webinar to:
- Find out how to enter, including using our online platform.
- Explore the categories and match your station, initiatives or programs to the most appropriate ones.
- Get tips and see entries from past Awards participants.
The webinar will be hosted by longstanding and highly lauded CBAA Community Radio Awards Gala Dinner MC Danny Chifley and Allie Hanly from MAINfm, who won the Outstanding Small Station Award in 2016.
Allie is a visual artist who began in radio in 2013 at MAINfm in Castlemaine, Central Victoria. She co-hosted a weekly arts interview show, Art Swank, for three years. In that time she started to get more and more involved in this completely non-visual medium. In 2014 she produced a special series about family violence and anchored MAINfm’s breakfast show for a year. In 2015 she took on the role of Content Producer and has held this position since. In this time she has helped transform it into a community engagement role. In 2016 she and local Elder Rick Nelson were finalists with Reconciliation Victoria for their series Dja Dja Wurrung Radio. Also in 2016 she helped her station apply for several of the CBAA awards. Allie went to the 2016 CBAA conference on a scholarship and MAINfm were very fortunate to win the Most Outstanding Small Station award.
This webinar was held at 6:30 pm AEDT Wednesday, 29 March.
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