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The journalistic skills of Barossa Valley's Triple B FM volunteer, Jason Balk were recently recognised when he was presented with a Media Citation at the Catholic Archbishops awards in Adelaide.

NEMBC is offering six broadcasting awards to recognise excellence in ethnic and multicultural programming and to recognise broadcasters for their work in multicultural community broadcasting.

The Community Broadcasting Association is pleased to welcome you to the September 2012 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

With a weekly focus on global news, this half-hour program highlights humanitarian issues.

The Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO) AudioLab is an online gallery exhibiting the best, most innovative examples of radio, so that emerging audio-experimenters can listen and learn, developing the skills needed to create their own masterpieces.

On Sunday 2nd September, tune in from 13:00 EST for a set from Melbourne’s purveyors of bone shaking country blues Graveyard Train, all from the Visitor’s Centre at Port Phillip Correction centre in Laverton, with PBS' Claire Stuchbery hosting proceedings.

Known for nearly four decades as 2MBS-FM, Sydney's first FM stereo radio station has undergone a major facelift with a new name, logo, website, social media channels and a new studio opening later in the year.

As spring draws nearer we thought it important to provide some tips regarding CRN satellite reception.

As always, a highlight of the SACBA Conference were the Bilby Awards celebrating the contribution community radio makes to the South Australian community and encourages high achievement within the sector.