Win a free registration to CBAA Conference 2020!
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October saw us deliver the CBAA Conference and Community Radio Awards in Melbourne. It was a pleasure to bring together broadcasters, station managers and more across the country to meet and learn over two and half days. A big thank you to all our speakers, delegates, and sponsors who made the event another captivating and rewarding event!
If you were able to join us at the CBAA Conference 2019, we want your feedback! To continue to build a stronger national conference that is representative of the community broadcasting sector we ask for your honest feedback on this years event. We'd like to encourage you to take five minutes out of your day to complete the attendees evaluation form.
Filling out the survey will put you into the drawing to win a free registration for CBAA's Conference 2020! |
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First Sounds is a special collaborative undertaking broadening the reach of Indigenous heritage, history and culture and supporting the burgeoning First Nations music industry.
Submit your song here for potential inclusion on the First Sounds CD compilation. The best 10 tracks will be selected by a panel of First Nations judges and the CD will be distributed by CBAA’s Amrap to 250 community radio stations across Australia. All entries will feature on the Amrap website and on the indigiTUBE platform.
For more information on CBAA's collaboration with First Sounds, click here! |
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Young People in Community Broadcasting
6:30 PM Wednesday 20 November
Following on from the 2019 CBAA Conference Youth Forum, the CBAA is inviting the future representatives of the sector to get together as part of the Young People in Community Media Webinar for 2019.
Find more information on the webinar here! |
Casting the Net – Getting Your Content Onto Multiple Platforms
6:30 PM Wednesday 27 November
More and more listeners are going online to access their audio. As community broadcasters, we need to take advantage of these emerging and newly-established platforms to ensure that our traditional service of live and local content is available everywhere.
Click here to view more information on this webinar! |
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Community radio stations are getting behind the #RightToKnow campaign! Media freedom is vital to an open society, a strong democracy, and cultural vibrancy, and the CBAA supports measures to ensure our communities are best informed.
Use the #CommunityRadio and #RightToKnow hashtags on social media to start a conversation about community radio’s important role in protecting media freedom. You can join the campaign in other ways too – find out how. |
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CBAA looking for a Grants Officer
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Are you a graduate student who is looking for a part time role? Or are you re-entering the workforce and looking for flexible hours? The CBAA is seeking an experienced Grants Officer who is ready to take the next step in their career to help further develop our program. If you are an exceptional communicator with a high-level of interpersonal skills, you might be a perfect fit!
For more information about this position, please visit our website! |
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Suicide Prevention Project
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Welcome to the November 2019 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.
Click here to check out this month's segments and learn more about the project. |
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Meet Amanda Copp, NRN Political Reporter
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The CBAA are very pleased to formally announce the appointment of the new National Radio News (NRN) Political Reporter, Amanda Copp, who will be based in Parliament House, Canberra.
Amanda comes to us from SBS and was previously their Political Producer at Parliament House as well as working across several their platforms including NITV and Insight as a Producer. Also possessing print experience, Amanda worked for Fairfax Media in Queanbeyan and has worked across the ABC, the Canberra Times and originally cut her teeth as Producer and Presenter at 2SER on the Razor’s Edge.
Hear Amanda across NRN bulletins broadcast nationally on the Community Radio Network and stations across the sector. |
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Do you love Australian music and care about the people who make it? Taking place on Friday 15 November, AusMusic T-Shirt Day is a day for celebrating Aussie music and a day to raise funds to support artists and those within the music industry doing it tough. And good news for Aussie music obsessives and those who just want an excuse to wear a T-shirt to work.
Click here for the event website! |
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Pictured above: Obscura Hail
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Obscura Hail's latest release, Goth is an intriguing piece of lo-fi indie brimming with nostalgia. Goth at the top of the Metro Chart this week. For the full story on Amrap's regional and metro charts along with a bonus beyond the charts update, please visit this week's update!
If you are a community broadcaster and looking to find the latest tracks from across the country, get involved with CBAA Amrap's AirIt and start browsing what Australia's independent music scene has to offer! |
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