Blogs

In recent weeks there has been discussion regarding access fees for airtime, which has generated an unusual number of enquiries. Community broadcasting thrives on inclusivity and diversity, and it’s essential ...
A Roadmap to address barriers to digital inclusion of First Nations communities was released today in Sydney. The Roadmap highlights the pivotal role of First Nations media organisations and ...
The Community Broadcasting Association is pleased to welcome you to the December 2024 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the Australian ...
fbi.radio is looking for a Digital Producer to help shape its digital growth and presence. Role - Digital Producer - Lead Reports to - Managing Director (Creative) Terms - Part time (30.4 hours ...
After the first round of our new programming initiative, we are so excited to welcome an incredible group of new programs for you to enjoy throughout 2025. A lot of our new programs celebrate new Australian ...
December is our annual opportunity to update your station profile. This means we need you to provide your financial information for FY23/24 and key contacts. This information is critical to ensure ...
“I can play Spotify but I can’t find my local radio station” Digital Listening Habits Transform Radio Landscape AM, FM and DAB+ radio transmission are not going anywhere, at least in the short term. ...
New legislation is being proposed by the Federal Government to secure the prominence of local radio services on smart speakers. This is really important to make sure listeners can easily access local radio ...
We're launching another Community Radio Plus competition this summer! Play our professionally produced radio promos this summer to go into the draw to win one of two $200 JB Hi-Fi vouchers! Simply ...
Community broadcasters have been recognised for their role supporting communities in the pandemic by the Australian Governments Covid-19 Response I nquiry R eport . The ...
As Ausmusic Month kicks off, there’s no better time to celebrate and support the rich and diverse sounds Australian music has to offer. Whatever you present on community radio, add some Australian ...
The Community Broadcasting Association is pleased to welcome you to the November 2024 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the Australian ...
This year's Community Broadcasting Awards were an exciting one for the sector, as we marked the 50th anniversary of both the CBAA's formation and the birth of community broadcasting in Australia. We also ...
Following the 2024 Conference, CBAA CEO Jon Bisset reflects on the current state of community broadcasting and what lies ahead. Following the conclusion of the 2004 CBAA Conference, I’ve had time ...
The 2023-2024 CBAA Annual Review and Financial Report are now available for viewing. These reports provide a detailed overview of what the CBAA has been doing to support the community broadcasting sector ...
The revised Community Radio Broadcasting Codes of Practice (2025) have been registered by the A ustralian Media and Communications Authority (ACMA). The new C ommunity ...
We recently spoke to Sasha Borissenko from the Community Access Media Alliance (CAMA) about the vital role community access media plays in New Zealand. As the representative body for 12 community access ...
We’re excited to announce the return of First Sounds in 2025, with an exciting new partnership between the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) and Gadigal Information Service / ...
Changing listening habits of Australians are leading to a rethink of how to make sure free-to-air radio stays free and accessible to everyone, especially our communities. Audiences are increasingly ...
We’re excited to announce the launch of our newly revamped website, designed to provide better resources and enhance your experience as part of Australia’s community broadcasting sector. Here are some ...