Community Radio is committed to delivering news that speaks with an independent voice and on behalf of the community. It needs to offer a diversity of voices and perspectives that are not always heard in mainstream media. So how does the sector go about creating an editorial agenda and developing stories that reflect this goal? 

*Past webinar, click through to listen to recording*

The National Radio News (NRN) team held a professional development workshop over two days on June 5th and 6th, aimed at creating greater engagement between journalists in the newsroom in Bathurst and the News Project, which is building a network of stations within the community radio sector to create and share news and interviews across Australia. 

The CBAA is pleased to announce that the National Radio News service will be free for all member stations for the next six months, as part of a new COVID-19 subsidy partnership with the Judith Neilson Institute.

Charles Sturt University and the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia have announced two new members will join their partnership news service National Radio News.

It’s hardly a secret that traditional print journalism is going through tumultuous changes, but, much as radio’s vitality continues in the online era, news broadcasts remain a vital way of informing the public on the issues of the day.

2SER and the National Radio News are anchoring a nationally-focused night of election coverage through the Community Radio Network.