The CBAA has launched a new radio series dedicated to supporting consumers during the current pandemic.
The Consumer Coach: Your Pandemic Financial Survival Guide has been produced in partnership with the Ecstra Foundation, and is aimed at equipping Australian consumers with the support, advice, and access to resources they need to make financial decisions during the pandemic.
The CBAA and First Nations Media Australia have unveiled First Sounds Vol.2, featuring new and emerging First Nations artists from around Australia.
In the second instalment of this innovative series of releases, the organisations have teamed up their Amrap and indigiTUBE initiatives to deliver more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music to Australian community radio.
The CBAA has unveiled the new Amrap website giving broadcasters and artists easier navigation, searching and functionality and more importantly, greater connectivity.
The Australian Music Radio Airplay Project is a CBAA initiative made possible with the assistance of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications via the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
Along with many Australians, community radio services are currently facing significant challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The severity of the impact of COVID-19 is accelerating pressure on local community radio stations to find ways to deliver key broadcast services efficiently and economically, while transitioning to an entirely or partially remote content-production model.
It is impacting significantly on broadcasting resources, staffing and volunteers, and revenue sources in sponsorship, donations and fundraising.
The Paul Ramsay Foundation and the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas are jointly funding a radio documentary series on Australia’s recent bushfires.
From the Embers will premiere on community radio stations across the country from 21 April.
The CBAA is launching a new Australian music radio show across the Community Radio Network this week.
Australian Music is Bloody Great will showcase the incredible range of Aussie acts, many of whom have lost their livelihoods due to the cancellation of concerts, festivals, tours and shows.
The CBAA in partnership with the Judith Neilson Institute will assist member stations by providing the National Radio News service for free over the next six months.
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