Brisbane community radio station 4ZZZ and Amrap, the CBAA’s Australian Music Radio Airplay Project, are joining forces to present Sounds Like Community Radio, a live broadcast featuring some of the most exciting artists working in Australian music today.
 
Community radio in Australia now reaches nearly 6,000,000 listeners each week and showcasing the diversity Australian music has to offer is one of community radio’s true calling cards.
 

Stories of rebellion and reclamation will be explored in a new State Library of Queensland showcase opening 4 May that celebrates the first Indigenous radio station in an Australian capital city.
 
I heard it on the radio: 25 years of 98.9FM Murri Country traces the protest movement of the 1980s and 90s when land rights were gaining momentum, and how the station’s powerful contribution to the Australian media proved a catalyst for change.
 

The Barunga Festival is Australia's loved Aboriginal cultural festival will be broadcast live across the national thanks to CAAMA Radio and the TEABBA radio network.

This is made possible through a partnership with the Don’t make Smokes your Story campaign.

Music lovers will be able to hear Barunga live on the following stations: