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The National Listener Survey has been carried out by CBAA in partnership with McNair Ingenuity Research since 2004. The surveys provide invaluable feedback to the community broadcasting sector and local community stations about trends, listeners and the sector itself. This information is freely available to the community broadcasting sector via a series of Fact Sheets, and can be used as part of marketing & sponsorship proposals.

Community broadcasting has helped shape the media landscape in Australia. It’s recognised internationally as one of the most successful examples of grassroots media.

4ZZZ, 4EB and Noosa FM are collaborating on this year's national Woodford Folk Festival broadcast.

Many Community stations around the country - especially those who used to take the weekly indigenous music program Deadly Sounds - will be glad to hear that presenter/producer Rhoda Roberts will be returning to the CRN roster in 2015, with an all-new indigenous program.

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Now in its 35th installment after having first commenced in 1976 (with a few years off in the late 70's and early 80's) the 4ZZZ HOT 100 is the annual countdown that celebrates the best in home grown and overseas talent from year to year and is guaranteed to kick off your 2015 with a bang!

#GivingTuesday is a movement to celebrate giving, culminating in a global celebration on December 2, 2014.

The CBAA's Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap) has launched two new charts to promote the most popular Australian singles hitting the community radio airwaves.

Triple H 100.1 FM is holding their annual Motorfest at Pennant Hills Park, Pennant Hills from 9.00am-4.00pm on Sunday 16 November.