This year, Deutsche Welle, Germany’s international broadcaster, will once again partner with the CBAA to award paid internships to radio and online journalists.
 
Community broadcasters can apply for a chance be selected for a three-month internship in Bonn, Germany.

Two initiatives for community broadcasters are now open for applications.

Five ethnic digital community radio stations from across Australia will collaborate for the first time to deliver a special 10 hour national broadcast in celebration of Australia’s vibrant culture.

The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has announced its newest Board Member, Anne Frankenberg, who will join the existing board in a casual vacancy for the remainder of 2016.
 
CBAA President Phillip Randall looks forward to having Frankenberg’s input as part of the Board this year:
 

The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has responded favourably to the amendments to the Broadcast Services Act (1992) and Radiocommunications Act (1992) progressing through Parliament last week.

2SER FM Managing Director Melanie Withnall has been appointed to the position of CBAA Vice President, filling the vacancy left on the board when Philip Randall was elected Chairman at the association's recent AGM.

Was Charles Maclurcan really Australia's first licenced broadcaster?

How we listen to radio continues to evolve but it is important to sometimes take a look back on how far we have come.

That is just what Jane Arakawa has done in a radio documentary she submitted to the CBAA's National Features and Documentaries Series.

Paul Dengate and Phil Hertenberger (pictured) displayed a range of new equipment at the 2015 CBAA Conference in Terrigal.

The company supplies products for radio stations, including:

After a record number of entries, the winners of the 2015 CBAA Awards have been announced tonight at the CBAA Conference in Terrigal.

"Too many sponsors are being lost," radioinfo columnist Stephen Pead told the CBAA Conference.