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A major event of the Sydney Fringe Festival 2017 and a kaleidoscope of sound, food & art.

On Monday, 24 July, the 2017 - 2019 Community Broadcasting Suicide Prevention Project was launched live on air at Mornington Peninsula's RPP FM.

The CBAA has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Association of the Year Award.

Almost 30 Australian community broadcasters have benefited from a paid internship opportunity to travel to Germany and join the team in the Deutsche Welle newsroom. Read Ineke's story.

The latest listener survey for Australia’s community radio sector shows the highest national listenership on record. 

This July the Learning for Purpose initiative, through the Centre for Social Impact at the University of Western Australia will launch the largest research study ever on and for not-for-profit employees and volunteers working at all levels.

On 22 June 2017, a motion was passed in the Senate supporting community radio’s important role in providing a platform for diverse voices in an increasingly consolidated media landscape.

The Sydney station has been recognised at this year's New York Festivals Radio Awards.

Closing the digital divide between the bush and metropolitan areas is no small task. Improving availability and affordability of services, setting minimum service standards and guarantees, and advancing digital literacy remain key priorities to enable rural and remote businesses and communities to participate and prosper in the digital global economy.