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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's Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap) has launched two new charts to promote the most popular Australian singles hitting the community radio airwaves.

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.

On the evening of Saturday 8 November, community broadcasters from across Australia gathered in Adelaide for the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia’s (CBAA) annual Awards. The Awards are a celebration of community broadcasting excellence and recognise the accomplishments of community radio stations and personnel across 23 categories.

PBS and Melbourne International Jazz Festival are pleased to announce the 2015 PBS Young Elder of Jazz Commission.

On Tuesday 21 October, Amnesty International Australia celebrated the very best reporting on human rights issues in Australia for 2014 as part of their inaugural Media Awards ceremony in Sydney.

On Monday 29 September at Parliament House the Minister for Youth Affairs, Ryan Smith launched the book - 'Inspiring Stories by young Victorians'.

Adelaide tap water tastes disgusting.
It’s renowned for being the worst in Australia and people go to great lengths to get good drinking water from anywhere but the tap. I used to get rain water from my Nan's house in the Adelaide hills but she’s moved and I really miss the taste of her old galv tank. It’s a unique flavor that’s quite different from plastic tanks or bottled spring water. I had to find a new source of good drinking water.

Keith and hundreds of other Melbournians join together in a campaign of resistance against the East West Link Project. This project plans to cut a swathe through Collingwood, Clifton Hill, Fitzroy on into park lands of Royal Park.