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With ONE MONTH OUT from the CBAA Conference 2019 there is still time to register!
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| Join your industry peers through networking opportunities, listen and learn from experts and leaders from within and outside the community radio sector at the CBAA Conference next month. Register here. |
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What's new on the Conference Program?
Conference plenary and workshop sessions are informative and hands-on and cover everything from leadership and management, to station tech and content programming, finances and community engagement. Latest speaker announcements.
Attend CBAA Conference on us!
The CBAA is thrilled to offer TWO scholarships valued at almost $1,200 each for you to attend the CBAA Conference. These scholarships provide invaluable opportunities for under-resourced stations, volunteers and staff to attend Conference. Applications take less than 10 minutes to complete. Apply today.
Station visits are back for 2019.
Conference delegates will have the opportunity to see first hand how their peers are serving their community. We are privileged to have three Melbourne community broadcasters who have all agreed to open their doors for us! Who will we drop in on?
CBAA Community Radio Awards Dinner
Winners of the CBAA Community Radio Awards will be announced at the Gala Dinner on 26 October. See the full list of finalists here. Tickets to this gala event are still available but selling quickly. Secure your place and celebrate your successes with us! |
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We have extended the Deutsche Welle Internship application deadline!
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The CBAA and Deutsche Welle have extended the application date to Friday 4 October 2019, 11:59pm AEST.
We don’t want anyone to miss out on the opportunity to intern at the highly regarded international broadcaster, Deutsche Welle, in Bonn Germany, as well as giving the successful intern/s a discounted registration for the CBAA Conference 2019.
If you want a three to six-month paid internship with the potential for extended contract or freelance work, as well as hands-on training and experience in a multinational and multilingual work environment and exposure to international stories, politics and media, then this is the internship for you!
Learn more and hear what our former interns have to say.
Closing date for applications is Friday 4 October 2019, 11:59pm AEST. Apply now
Deutsche Welle is a valued partner of the CBAA. |
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Community Radio Station Health Check
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The CBAA Community Radio Station Health Check is an online self-assessment tool designed to help community radio leaders evaluate their station's governance and plan for the future. The Check provides you with a report showing your station's strengths, areas for improvement and actions plans and resources to assist in building best practice governance at your community radio station.
Take this free Health Check to receive your station's report in minutes. |
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GMC at the Mildura Country Music Festival
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Later this week, the Good Morning Country (broadcast each weekday morning on the Community Radio Network) will soon be at the sunny Mildura Country Music Festival, taking place this year from Friday 27 September to Sunday 6 October.
This year, the team will be celebrating the life of Max Thorburn, (founder of Hot FM and the Mildura Country Music Festival) who passed away after the festival last year. To commemorate, the team will be broadcasting from the Max Thorburn Memorial Studio, to celebrate all he did for the town and the festival.
For the 33rd Festival, CRN will be bringing stations and listeners around the country a variety of special Overnights from Mildura, the Southern Stars Awards (Saturday 5 October) and of course Good Morning Country broadcasts over the festival dates.
Not a CRN subscriber? Reply to this email for information! |
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Pictured above: GLO and Saskia
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Sydney based GLO has already made waves locally and internationally working extensively in visual projects/music videos for artists such as Sampa The Great. Teaming up with friend and fellow songstress Saskia, GLO has graced us with her debut track, Self Love which is sitting comfortably in fourth place on the Metro Chart. Elsewhere on the chart, one of Australia’s DZ Deathrays serve up Still No Change from their newly-released album Positive Rising: Part 1.
Leading the way on the Regional Chart, Canberra-based Andre Camilleri's latest venture includes his own interpretation of the folk classic, House of The Rising Sun which is sitting at number 2 just behind Melanie Gray with her latest, Drive Slow at number one.
For more music news, check out the latest Amrap Charts article or head over to AirIt for the latest! |
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