The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia and First Nations Media Australia are thrilled to continue showcasing new and emerging First Nations artists from around Australia with the release of First Sounds Volume 5

A key strategy of the CBAA is to assist stations to build their capacity. This means, helping your station to build its skills, resources, knowledge, personnel, infrastructure, content and income to continue trhiving and growing to meet the current and changing needs of your community.  

We've added some new workshop sessions to give you the lowdown on CBF Grants and music programming.

*Past webinar - click through to view webinar recording*

A well-managed music library can help improve your stations’ sound by ensuring presenters have new and high quality music at their fingertips, 24/7.

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.

Broadcasters work so hard to create incredible content that is too often “gone” once it goes to air.

In early September, the CBAA's Amrap invited a troupe of community radio Music Directors and station staff to Brisbane for the annual BIGSOUND music industry conference. During the jam-packed 3 days of workshops, panels, live music showcases and sessions, Amrap provided delegates with important opportunities to forge closer connections with community radio.

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