TWO WEEKS OUT from the CBAA Conference 2019 - there is still time to register!
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Closing Conference panel announced!
Create, Influence, Lead and Captivate Your Volunteers - hosted by Geoff Sharp, Volunteering Victoria. With over over 20 years of experience in senior leadership roles in the not-for-profit sector, Geoff knows the social, cultural, environmental and economic benefits of volunteers to your station. Geoff will lead a panel discussion with community broadcasters from across the spectrum that looks at sourcing volunteers, adapting them to your station environment, providing guidance and motivating them to stay. Get your ticket here.
Pre-Conference Workshop - Thursday 24 October
Register for this exciting Masterclass powered by Google News and hosted by the The Walkley Foundation for Journalism. This workshop is suitable for both beginners and experienced journalists looking to develop their digital skills, and will teach how free online tools can support news-gathering, research and verification in your community station. Not to be missed!
CBAA Community Radio Awards Gala Dinner
Winners of the CBAA Community Radio Awards will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Saturday 26 October. See the full list of finalists here. Tickets to this gala event are still available but selling quickly. Secure your place and celebrate your successes with us! |
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CBAA Annual Review and Financial Report
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The CBAA recognises that community broadcasting is a vital part of the Australian media landscape and we are leaders for the community broadcasting sector. The CBAA philosophy, in accordance with our mission, is to work in the interests of, and for the benefit of the broader community broadcasting sector.
We would like to take this opportunity to share the CBAA Annual Review 2018/2019 and CBAA Financial Report 2018/2019. Presenting these reports is a great way to take the time to reflect on the last 12 months, and fill our members in on the happenings of another busy and exciting year. |
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Future Delivery of Radio Services in Australia
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The CBAA, after consulting with members, Sector Representative Organisations and key stakeholders has made a submission to the ACMA's Future Delivery of Radio Services consultation paper, and is now available to read! Thank you to everyone who provided input into the process.
The CBAA's submission emphasised that any changes to legislation, regulation or how services are broadcast must continue to enshrine key principles for the public good: that there is diversity in terms of media ownership and control, and that a mix of broadcast services remain free-to-receive. We put forward positions in support of options for extending digital radio, and mechanisms to support the future of free-to-air radio in the digital age.
For any questions email Holly Friedlander Liddicoat on hfriedlander@cbaa.org.au |
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The CBAA will be making a submission to the Select Committee on Regional Australia's inquiry into Regional Australia, due 8 November. Our submission will highlight the important impact of community radio stations on regional communities, and how they help contribute to local and national identity.
If you would like to contribute your thoughts, please email or call Holly Friedlander Liddicoat on hfriedlander@cbaa.org.au or 02 9310 2999 by COB 25 October. |
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The CBAA is pleased to be conducting its annual Membership Survey for 2019. This survey seeks feedback from our member stations on the range of information and services provided by the CBAA in our role as the representative body of community radio across Australia.
You will have received an email from Survey Matters with your invitation to participate and a link to access the survey.
We are offering the chance to WIN a voucher for $500 (incl. GST) to apply against your membership or any other CBAA services. To qualify you must complete the survey before it closes on at 5.00pm (AEST) on Friday 18 October 2019. |
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Celebrating 25 years of Community TV in Australia, the Antenna Awards acknowledge the very best in community television programming from right across the country. The 2019 Antenna Awards were held at the Deakin Edge in Federation Square on 5 October 2019 and CBAA Youth Representative Molly George was on hand to help celebrate.
C31 did a wonderful job of capturing the event. Check out photos from the night, as well as the production time lapse video.
The CBAA congratulates all Antenna Award winners.
Pictured above L: Molly George, Frazer Chen (SYN Volunteer for 1700), Holly Mark (SYN Volunteer for 1700), Maddy Macquine (SYN Media) and Merryn McDonnell (SYN Media), and R: Molly George and Maddy Macquine (SYN Media) |
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Pictured above: Emma Russack
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Sitting at number four on the CBAA Amrap Metro Chart this week is Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Emma Russack, teaming up yet again with one-time member of The Ocean Party, Lachlan Dalton, with their new release Love For Myself. Another artist out of Melbourne, Stella Bridie delivers a heart-on-sleeve style song with Dog Bite, which is placed at number seven on the Chart this week.
Leading the way on the Regional Chart, Kira Puru shows some gospel vibes mixed in with more modern flavours on Why Don’t We Get Along, doing nicely and sitting at number seven. This year’s Melbourne Blues Challenge Winner, Aaron Pollock, is at number five with Painkiller, a cruisy effort featuring slick guitar playing and a sweet roots groove.
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!
The CBAA Amrap Charts show the top ten tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through the Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service in both metropolitan and regional areas of the country. |
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