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As the nation’s independent public broadcaster, the ABC is proud to be the source of Australian conversations, culture and stories. The ABC produces quality, distinctive, award-winning content that informs, educates and entertains audiences from across Australia and the world. Over 70% of Australians watch, read or listen to the ABC each week. The ABC has 56 Australian and 11 international locations and is the largest creative employer in the southern hemisphere. It maintains Australia’s largest daily investigative news team, has one of the world’s largest dedicated rural reporting teams and is recognised as Australia’s pre-eminent source of independent news and current affairs. The ABC is also known for its distinctive drama, and as the creator and broadcaster of innovative Australian comedy. ABC content is freely available in Australia and is made accessible across television, radio, podcasts, apps, and the web. These platforms and services include national radio networks (RN, triple j, ABC Classic), regional local radio (available from 48 regional locations), digital radio services, four television channels, ABC iview, and numerous websites and mobile apps. By ensuring audiences can easily experience ABC content, the ABC shares Australian stories with the nation and the world. The ABC is yours, now and into the future.

Adelaide University is Australia’s new university for the future ranked in the global top 100. With more than 180 years of collective experience and achievement, Adelaide University will leverage the capabilities and resources of its foundation institutions to launch bright futures and breakthroughs. We’re transforming teaching and learning for contemporary learners and global citizens and establishing South Australia as a centre for progress and innovation through partnered research that is nation-critical and globally relevant. A place for excellence and equity, Adelaide University will stand as a differentiated member of Australia’s Group of Eight, and shape what’s next for a better Australia and a better world. Terms of Use: https://adelaide.edu.au/about/social-media/ Australian University Provider Number PRV14404 CRICOS Provider Number 04249J

Building strong and successful community broadcasters. Our work falls into two key areas: 1. Growing stations capability From webinars, conferences and events through to initiatives like the Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (Amrap), the Community Radio Network and the Digital Radio Project and resources like our soon to be launched online resource hub the CBAA works with radio stations to ensure they are capable and sustainable. The CBAA is the go-to source for information, knowledge and advice on how to run a radio station. 2. A Healthy Community Broadcasting Environment The CBAA plays a key role in building a healthy environment in which community broadcasting can thrive. We do this by raising public, community and social awareness of community broadcasting and by proactively working with influential stakeholders to strengthen their knowledge, understanding and support. We undertake significant research on the sector to ensure effective leadership.