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As New Year's Day 2015 comes in Barry and William will be presenting a special episode of It's Time. They'll look back over the Australian charts between 1965 and 1985, and play the number one song on New Year's Day for each of those years. There's also a little guessing game in there for the listeners.

The CBAA invites you to join us in beautiful Terrigal on the NSW Central Coast for the 2015 CBAA Conference.

From general programming to special projects, JOY 94.9 continues to deliver on its mission and purpose: to provide a voice for the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and allied communities, enabling freedom of expression, the breaking-down of isolation and the celebration of our culture, achievements and pride.

SYN and Melbourne’s only youth produced TV show 1700 present Curtin Call - a live music event celebrating an amazing year of music broadcasting.

The CBAA has interviewed the Community Broadcasting Foundation's President, Peter Batchelor to find out more about the CBF Structure & Governance review - including the CBF's position on the recommendations provided, how stations can have their voices heard and when we can expect to see changes implemented.

Take your listeners on a trip to Byron this week, with three days of musical action from one of the best new music festivals on the scene.

Print, TV, radio and online journalists will be celebrated by the Australian Human Rights Commission at the 2014 Human Rights Awards in Sydney on 10 December, with the shortlist announced on Thursday 13 November.

Coverage of the G20 Leaders Summit in Brisbane continues on CRN this week.

An album release interview with acclaimed musician Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil, The Break, and the Ghostwriter's drummer and songwriter) is now available for local broadcast.