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Have you registered for our PodPoll webinar from 3-4pm on Wednesday 7 February?
Kellie Riordan is Deadset Studio's Lead Strategist and has launched 50-60 podcasts in her time. In this webinar, you'll hear insights from PodPoll (Australia's biggest podcast insights survey) and workshop ideas on how you can make the most of the podcasts your stations are creating.
Register now: https://bit.ly/41C5l5f
CBAA Conference 2023 Highlights
What a time we had in Adelaide! Take a look back at some highlights from the #CBAAConference2023.
We're already excited for next year. Keep your eyes peeled for a location and venue reveal early in 2024!
Should you include business contact details in sponsorship ads in 2024?
Is it necessary to include business phone numbers and addresses in sponsorship ads in 2024 when everyone has a mobile phone in their hand? Award-winning audio advertising agency Eardrum reckon it's time to drop them. Ralph Van Dijk explains... Tell us your opinion in the comments.
Secret to Writing Effective Radio Ads - Ralph Van Dijk from Eardrum
What's the secret to writing a radio sponsorship ad that connects with your listeners? Eardrum's Ralph Van Dijk suggests getting your listener involved in the radio script.
Eardrum has produced 2 new radio promos for your station for Community Radio Plus this summer, BBQ and Road Trip. Download them from our website today.🚗
The Hon Michelle Rowland MP at the Launch of Roadmap 2033
"Community broadcasting really does punch above its weight when it comes to the diversity of media in this country."
The Hon Michelle Rowland MP spoke on the importance of independent and diverse community media, and the need to sustainably fund it, at the #Roadmap2033 launch this weekend in Blacktown.
We welcome the government's support for community broadcasting, and agree that the Roadmap is just the beginning for the exciting ten-year journey that our sector is about to embark on.
Thanks again to the Minister for attending and to SWR 99.9 FM for their hospitality.
Find out more and read #Roadmap2033 at https://bit.ly/46Dy1MN
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Jane Curtis 2023 CBAA Conference Video
We can't wait for #CBAAConference2023 and neither can podcaster and lecturer Jane Curtis, who was kind enough to share this video message.
Jane also recently joined the Radio Today podcast for an engaging chat about podcasting and what she'll be up to at the conference, you can catch up on that discussion here - https://bit.ly/404V945
The conference won't just be a source of information about podcasting, but an engaging mix of topics that covers everything from finance to music to the impact of AI on the sector. If you haven't already be sure to register to make the most of an excellent learning opportunity for community broadcasters.
You can find out more about the conference and register at https://bit.ly/43Lk11L
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In case you missed it - Let your audience know about changes to the Child Care Subsidy with this audio series that follows 8 superhero mums as they go on a journey of self-empowerment.
Meet: Layla (Arabic), Jing Yi (Cantonese), Maria (Greek), Emma (Italian), Young Hee Kim (Korean), Zoe (Mandarin), Asha (South Asian English) and Xuan (Vietnamese)
Each visit their childcare centre to discover new possibilities for their life with the recently increased childcare subsidy.
This is part 3 of Asha’s story.
To download the audio for your station visit https://cbaa.app.box.com/s/m9ipdh3rznlg8wv6dwwt2nn227qsty0e.
For more information visit childcaresubsidy.gov.au.
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In case you missed it - Let your audience know about changes to the Child Care Subsidy with this audio series that follows 8 superhero mums as they go on a journey of self-empowerment.
Meet: Layla (Arabic), Jing Yi (Cantonese), Maria (Greek), Emma (Italian), Young Hee Kim (Korean), Zoe (Mandarin), Asha (South Asian English) and Xuan (Vietnamese)
Each visit their childcare centre to discover new possibilities for their life with the recently increased childcare subsidy.
This is part 2 of Asha’s story.
To download the audio for your station visit https://cbaa.app.box.com/s/m9ipdh3rznlg8wv6dwwt2nn227qsty0e.
For more information visit childcaresubsidy.gov.au.
Child_Care_Subsidy_Asha_1_South_Asian_English
Let your audience know about changes to the Child Care Subsidy with this audio series that follows 8 superhero mums as they go on a journey of self-empowerment.
Meet: Layla (Arabic), Jing Yi (Cantonese), Maria (Greek), Emma (Italian), Young Hee Kim (Korean), Zoe (Mandarin), Asha (South Asian English) and Xuan (Vietnamese)
Each visit their childcare centre to discover new possibilities for their life with the recently increased childcare subsidy.
This is Asha’s story.
To download the audio for your station visit https://cbaa.app.box.com/s/m9ipdh3rznlg8wv6dwwt2nn227qsty0e.
For more information visit childcaresubsidy.gov.au.
The 2022 CBAA Conference and Community Radio Awards in Cairns were an absolute blast!
Here are some of the highlights🎬🎥⭐
We can’t wait to bring the sector together again in Adelaide, 2-4 November 2023. Early Bird Registrations are open now! https://www.cbaa.org.au/article/early-bird-registration-2023-cbaa-annual-conference-now-open
#communityradio #CBAAconference2022 #CBAAconference2023
Shout out to: Radio Manpasand, Bay FM 99.9 - Byron Bay Australia, CMTO, Community Broadcasting Foundation, Technorama Australia, Nembc - National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters' Council, First Nations Media AustraliaChristian Media & Arts Australia, Australian Film Television and Radio School Andrea Ho, Angela Stengel
Can vaccines cause autism? One Mob CSA
This CSA campaign answers some of the most common, and most challenging, questions that communities in Australia have about childhood immunisation.
Community broadcasters have canvassed their listeners to find out what concerns parents and carers have about childhood immunisations.
The percentage of Australian five year olds who are fully immunised is high - 94.20% which is close to the target of 95% (Source: Department of Health and Aged Care). However, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Their questions have been answered by First Nations health professionals, as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, Indian and Spanish-speaking health professionals.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
What is the Childhood Immunisation Schedule? Vietnamese CSA
Our thanks to everyone who has downloaded and aired these CSAs on childhood immunisation so far.
In May and June 2023, broadcasters around Australia produced a ‘talkback’ style radio program on the topic of Childhood Immunisation.
The percentage of Australian children who are fully immunised is high, however, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Audio in a Question and Answer format has been produced by several First Nations radio stations as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, South Asian English, Punjabi, Spanish and Vietnamese broadcasters.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq, as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
Why do children need to be vaccinated against diseases that have been eradicated? Spanish CSA
The CBAA is proud to share this information on childhood immunisation for a range of audiences.
Community broadcasters have canvassed their listeners to find out what concerns parents and carers have about childhood immunisations.
The percentage of Australian five year olds who are fully immunised is high - 94.20% which is close to the target of 95% (Source: Department of Health and Aged Care). However, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Their questions have been answered by First Nations health professionals, as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, Indian and Spanish-speaking health professionals.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
What side efffects can I expect from my child's vaccination? Punjabi CSA
Audiences from all backgrounds, including First Nations and CALD audiences, will benefit from these community service announcements on childhood immunisation.
In May and June 2023, broadcasters around Australia produced a ‘talkback’ style radio program on the topic of Childhood Immunisation.
The percentage of Australian children who are fully immunised is high, however, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Audio in a Question and Answer format has been produced by several First Nations radio stations as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, South Asian English, Punjabi, Spanish and Vietnamese broadcasters.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq, as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
Should my child be vaccinated if he or she is unwell? Mandarin CSA
Download these community service announcements for radio and social media to fill your audience in on childhood immunisation.
Community broadcasters have canvassed their listeners to find out what concerns parents and carers have about childhood immunisations.
The percentage of Australian five year olds who are fully immunised is high - 94.20% which is close to the target of 95% (Source: Department of Health and Aged Care). However, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Their questions have been answered by First Nations health professionals, as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, Indian and Spanish-speaking health professionals.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
Could home remedies be an effective replacement for vaccination? Indian CSA
This is a reminder regarding a great series of community service announcements for audiences from all backgrounds, including First Nations audiences and those who speak languages other than English.
In May and June 2023, broadcasters around Australia produced a ‘talkback’ style radio program on the topic of Childhood Immunisation.
The percentage of Australian children who are fully immunised is high, however, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Audio in a Question and Answer format has been produced by several First Nations radio stations as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, South Asian English, Punjabi, Spanish and Vietnamese broadcasters.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq, as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 minutes.
What is herd immunity? Cantonese CSA
Help dispel myths and fill in the gaps on childhood immunisation for your audience with this series of community service announcements in a range of languages and formats.
Community broadcasters have canvassed their listeners to find out what concerns parents and carers have about childhood immunisations.
The percentage of Australian five year olds who are fully immunised is high - 94.20% which is close to the target of 95% (Source: Department of Health and Aged Care). However, according to a recent study by Unicef, confidence in childhood vaccines has been falling since the pandemic.
Their questions have been answered by First Nations health professionals, as well as Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, Indian and Spanish-speaking health professionals.
These are available at https://bit.ly/3NzLHQq as mp3 audio and as social media ‘headliners’ that can be shared in your social channels. Each piece ranges between 90 seconds and 5 m
