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The Community Broadcasting Association is pleased to welcome you to the July 2015 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the A
Radio Presentation Masterclass, the psychology of giving and more. Get in by 15 August to save up to $100.00 on your registration.
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.
Australian actor, director, writer, voice artist and media personality Lex Marinos gave a packed room of CBAA Conference delegates an hour-of-power radio presentation masterclass.
Volunteering Australia this week released its State Of Volunteering report for 2016. The report details trends, demographics, challenges and successes in the volunteering sector in Australia.
Available now! New drop-in content for your show or station: get 10 new series made by community radio producers for use around Australia. Each is made up of ten short episodes, exploring everything from the future of sustainable living, to changes in the food industry, incredible tales of migrant Australians, and ingenious local inventions that have made an impact on the world stage.
Andrew Leigh gets one-on-one to hear how to live a happy, healthy and ethical life.
How to retain and reward staff and volunteers.
A number of States and Territories have developed their own protocols that reference these guidelines.
It is imperative that we as a sector work together to ensure safety and continued service to our communities. Our focus will be to share information to help you stay on-air and safe while doing so.
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Very few scholars of community radio in Britain have discussed funding in detail since the introduction of full-time community radio licences in the country (Lewis 1977, 2008, 2012; Lewis and Booth 1989). Some have pointed out the possible pitfalls in the British case of reliance on social objectives funding (Gordon 2009). Bearing in mind the historical development of community radio in the United Kingdom, this article, traces the contours of the origins and development of community radio under the New Labour government. It discusses how the change in the political landscape, with the landslide victory of the Labour Party in 1997, affected the social, cultural and media policies that followed. While, in the end, the sector got what it had campaigned for since the first lobbying efforts in 1977 (Lewis and Booth 1989), the current shape of the sector was much influenced by the political context after 1997 and the strategies adopted to get the legislation through in 2004.
The CBAA Conference is back for another year and we're bringing you the knowledge and ideas you need to continue best serving your community. Join us from 24 - 27 October in Melbourne to be inspired by community broadcasters and experts from across the country. We're thrilled to announce the full program.
Meet the producers, mentors and selection panel for the National Features & Documentary Series 2021.
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One of the things we are constantly told about the internet is that the world becomes a smaller place. Communication with like-minded individuals is easier through virtual communication. For radio practitioners this connectivity should allow people with common interests and skills to collaborate more effectively on radio-like productions. Shared Stories is about this type of collaborative production of documentaries and features. The first version of this project involved university students in Australia and England. This paper describes the processes and challenges encountered in this collaboration, identifying the ways in which this form of production can be developed.
Feel prepared, relaxed and get the most out of the interview for your listeners.
!QAs in all forms of communication, knowing who you are talking to, how they think and what they want is crucially important.
Great initiatives that are happening at the moment within the community broadcasting sector to encourage more women and gender diverse people into broadcasting roles.
3CMedia
Journal of Community, Citizen’s and Third Sector Media and Communication
ISSN 1932-6161
Issue 9 (October) 2019
From the Embers returns for a second season, returning to some of the areas hit the hardest by the 2019-2020 bushfires and visits new communities who were hit hard by severe flooding and long COVID lockdowns.
With the deadline for 2023's CBAA Community Radio Awards fast approaching the CBAA reached out to past winners BayFM about their outstanding performance last ye
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