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In 2018, government inquiries served as opportunities to highlight community broadcasting as a vital layer in the Australian music industry.

The latest listener survey of Australian community radio listening has revealed the highest national listenership on record – 5.7m listeners per week.

The Milk Crate Sessions, brought to Nhulunbuy NT by Gove FM, is an idea dreamt up by staiton President, Rob Stewart, to showcase the town centre.

The April 2018 edition of the CBAA's magazine CBX features lots of great station profiles, tips for getting young people onto your station's board, responsible reporting on mentall illness as well as podcasting, tools for assessing your station's governance and managing interpersonal conflict.

Today is World Radio Day - a day to celebrate radio as a medium and stations' role in promoting access to information, freedom of expression and gender equality over the airwaves.

Put Us First Fest is an all-ages day of workshops for women and non binary folks who want to pursue music, whether it’s their hobby, passion project or career.

The November 2017 edition of the CBAA's magazine CBX features everything from interviews with community broadcasters from across the country, to updates on the Community Broadcasting Suicide Prevention Program, digital radio and tips for nailing station sponsorship and political engagement.

A major event of the Sydney Fringe Festival 2017 and a kaleidoscope of sound, food & art.

Sydney’s North Shore based classical and jazz radio station, Fine Music 102.5, opened its studio doors last Sunday and welcomed Sydney’s next generation of classical music lovers to their brand-new Learning Centre.