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How does yours station engage with your community? How does it want to? Here are some ideas as shared with us at the 2016 CBAA Conference.

The Amrap Charts show the Top 10 tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service.

Kim Stewart, Doctoral researcher, social worker and long time community radio producer at 4ZZZ in Brisbane, is seeking participants for a study into the benefits and challenges facing people with a disability in the sector.

Amrap provides weekly analysis through the 'Amrap Chart Wrap' here on The Music Network website.

Community owned and run radio stations weave a rich history throughout their years on air.

Australian music airplay is one of the main reasons why 5 million people tune to community radio each week and our broadcasters passionately support australian artists.

The Amrap Charts show the Top 10 tracks ordered for airplay by community broadcasters through Amrap’s AirIt music distribution service.

To celebrate the upcoming 12th annual Australian Music Prize (AMP) Amrap has created a special pop-up playlist on AirIt with music from all of the AMP shortlisted artists.

Small stations, especially those in regional, rural and remote areas, know intimately the challenges of running a community station — both financially and in terms of engaging their audience. However when new trials arise, these stations also exercise great flexibility and find highly inventive ways in which to move forward.