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CBF Update - current
Redevelopment of the National Training Program
A new 'Community Media Training Organisation' will be set up to manage the National Training Project and act as a national Registered Training Organisation. The NTP will also introduce a new category of non-accredited 'Pathways' training. These initiatives were decided on at a special meeting of the CBF Board held last week to consider the redevelopment of the NTP.
Election Campaign - Vision 2015
The 2010 Federal election is upon us and the community broadcasting sector's campaign for increased funding is in full swing.
Current Grant Opportunities
Our largest grant round is looming. Guidelines and application forms are now available for General, Transmission Support and CBOnline grants, with most other categories set to open in the next week.
IRRR Project - Phase One complete
The first phase of the IRRR Project which commenced in mid-2007 is now complete.
SACBA conference and Technorama
CBF President John Martin and Grants Administrator Jon King will be travelling to South Australia in early August to attend the South Australian Community Broadcasting Association conference and the second national gathering of sector technicians at 'Technorama 2010'.
Wanted: Pics of Vols LOLs
We are on the hunt for photos for our 2009/10 Annual Report.
Playout system research
To improve understanding of on-air playout systems available for community broadcasters, the Foundation has funded Christian Media Australia with a CBOnline Online Development grant to research what playout systems stations are using.
Resources for Radio
'Resources for Radio' website is a free online catalogue to find useful tools, ask questions about resources and share your knowledge with others who make community radio.
CBF Update - archived
Subscribe to CBF Update
CBF Update is the CBF's monthly email newsletter. It contains up-to-date information about the CBF's activities including grant opportunities.
Marketing Community Radio - A Comprehensive Marketing Guide for Broadcasters
'Marketing Community Radio' covers a broad range of topics relevant to the needs of community radio. This publication was researched and prepared by Max MacDonald for and on behalf of the Community Broadcasting Foundation as a guide for stations in promoting their services to their communities and audiences. However, it does not necessarily represent the views of the Community Broadcasting Foundation as such.
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