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"Pulling these reports together is always a great chance to take the time to reflect on the last 12 months or so, which has often passed in the blink of an eye and seems a blur on first inspection." - CBAA Chief Executive Officer Jon Bisset.

The Amrap Charts show the Top 10 tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service.

The 17th National Remote Indigenous Media Festival took place in Lajamanu, NT, from 27 September – 2 October 2015 and was attended by CBAA Member Services Officer Emma Couch. Here she shares some thoughts on her experience.

As part of its review of its structure and governance, the CBF has now released a second discussion paper for feedback from the sector.

*Past webinar - click through to view webinar recording*
This webinar provided information to assist community broadcasting board members and managers to understand dispute resolution best practice and how to implement processes and procedures at their station to resolve conflicts effectively and reduce their impact on the wider organisation.

10 half-hour features from community radio producers around Australia, available to all stations for local broadcast.

The CBAA is pleased to welcome you to the October 2015 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. Each month, our project team develops a series of 20 short radio segments designed to promote help-seeking behaviour and positive lifestyle choices, using interviews with service providers, as well as profiles of people who have successfully dealt with tough times in their lives.

The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) is calling for proposals from community radio journalists and producers for international radio series on climate change.

One of the first audio books Ruth Mercer read after joining the RVIB (Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind) library some thirty years ago was Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses. The postman delivered all 32 tapes to her front door and announced “It’s the Satanic Verses, love”.