The Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs has $21 million available for Grants and Funding to encourage and support volunteers.
The CBAA's Technical Sub Committee, recently confirmed by the Board for 2010, is ramping up to be able to 'help you find the technical solution to your broadcasting problems'.
CBAA President Deborah Welch has contributed an article highlighting the importance and relevance of the community broadcasting sector to the National Times.
On Monday 15 March, CBAA President Deborah Welch was interviewed as part of a panel discussing the community broadcasting sector bid for additional government funding under the Vision 2015 five-year plan.
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) is the national peak body for community radio and television stations.
The CBAA provides leadership, advocacy and support for members, to facilitate independent broadcasting services and to build and strengthen local communities.
Community Broadcasting's five year plan to renew the sector and create the world's most innovative, accessible community media.