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The winner of the Tony Staley Award is a community broadcasting organisation or initiative that actively promotes the values of community broadcasting in the areas of democracy, diversity, access and independence. 

The CBAA welcomes you to our new e-learning platform CBAA Learning, a brand new resource for stations in the community broadcasting sector. 

The CBAA is pleased to share its 2019/2020 annual review, detailing the proactive and responsive initiatives undertaken to champion and support the community radio sector in a year like no other.

We sat down with one of our new program makers Sandy Kaye so you could learn all things about her program on the Community Radio Network.

The Community Broadcasting Association is pleased to welcome you to the November 2020 content of our national suicide prevention and mental health awareness project, developed with the support of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

The CBAA is pleased to see the Federal Government's recognition of the community broadcasting sector's hard word and dedication throughout and in the aftermath of Black Summer.

Like many of us in the year 2020, I’m working from home. As my deadline looms, I clear the decks of my mind in readiness by ticking a few boxes and wiping out tasks. On my way to the keyboard is a shambolic workflow that goes like this: make a salad, check emails, mix guacamole, reply to a text from a mate in Melbourne, consider paying the plumber’s bill, cut roses from the garden for my daughters, light a fire and prepare the audio interface for a studio upgrade.

The CBAA is calling for nominations for people interested in serving as a Director of the Board or as the CBAA Youth Representative.

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Tools, technology and trends to ensure that stations are planning for their immediate futures as comprehensively as possible - supported by the CMTO