LibGuides: Radio: Radio

Radio Industry Websites
Industry & Community Resources

ABC Radio National This link opens in a new window
ABC Radio National has become known as the Ideas Network, where people can hear the latest in science, books and publishing, religion, social history, the arts and current affairs.
Commercial Radio Australia This link opens in a new window
Commercial Radio Australia Ltd is the national industry body representing Australia's commercial radio industry. CRA pursues a range of issues on behalf of its member stations. The staff of Commercial Radio Australia specialise in areas such as media legislation and regulation, industrial relations, human resources, marketing, events management, advertising advice, audience surveys and research and digital radio.
Digital Radio Australia (DAB+) This link opens in a new window
DAB+ is the most widely adopted digital radio standard worldwide.
SBS Radio This link opens in a new window
The world's most linguistically diverse media entity, SBS Radio broadcasts in over 70 languages providing news, information, entertainment and education. Listen on the website, through the app, and on AM or FM radio.

Koori Radio
National Indigenous Radio Service
The National Indigenous Radio Service Limited (NIRS) is a national program distribution service that delivers four radio channels of content produced by First Nations broadcasters via satellite distribution and via the internet.
RadioInfo
Radio Info is a website for audio industry broadcast professionals working in radio, podcasting and other audio media.
RadioToday
Radio Today is the Australian media and marketing industry’s go-to source for news, analysis, jobs and radio ratings.
RadioInfo.Asia
Asia’s only radio industry news and jobs site.

Australian Academy of Cinema & Television Arts (AACTA) This link opens in a new window
The primary role of the AACTA is to recognise, encourage, promote and celebrate film and television excellence in Australia through the nation’s highest screen accolades, the AACTA Awards.
Membership provides the Australian public, screen practitioners and international audiences with a unique opportunity to connect with and show their support for the Australian screen industry.
Australian Centre for Moving Image (ACMI) This link opens in a new window
ACMI is Australia’s national museum of film, TV, video games, digital culture and art, located in in Federation Square, Melbourne. ACMI runs exhibitions & screenings, holds a large collection of multimedia, and hosts a co-working space (ACMI X) which is a creative hub for many moving image artists.
Australian Copyright Council This link opens in a new window
The Australian Copyright Council is an independent, non-profit organisation. They represent the peak bodies for professional artists and content creators working in Australia’s creative industries and Australia’s major copyright collecting societies.
Screen Producers Australia This link opens in a new window
Unites screen businesses and campaigns for a healthy commercial environment, supported by a representative council and a full-time secretariat. Aims to support the business interests of members, by creating commercial and networking opportunities, and supplying expertise.
Writing NSW This link opens in a new window
Writing NSW brings a community of aspirational, emerging and established writers together through the provision of a suite of writing programs and services that support, develop and promote a writing culture.
Copyright Agency This link opens in a new window
Not-for-profit organisation that provides simple licensing solutions to allow you to use copyright-protected words and images.
Media, Entertainment and Art Alliance (MEAA) This link opens in a new window
MEAA is the largest union and industry advocate for Australia’s creative professionals.

Members include people working in TV, radio, theatre & film, entertainment venues, journalists, actors, dancers, sportspeople, cartoonists, photographers, orchestral & opera performers, public relations, advertising, book publishing and website production.
Australian Classification This link opens in a new window
The Australian Classification Board is a statutory body under the Department of Communications & the Arts which makes classification decisions for films, computer games and certain other publications.
Screenrights This link opens in a new window
Screenrights is a not-for-profit membership organisation that provides rights and royalty management services to the screen industry. They facilitate access to screen content through simple licensing for teachers, government administrators and home viewers with subscription TV.
Women in Film & Television in NSW (WIFT NSW) This link opens in a new window
Organisation which advocates for gender parity in the film industry through advocacy, education and support of female identifying screen industry practitioners. They run programs and events, coordinate protests, offer mentoring and more.

As of 2018, part of WIFT Australia.
Sydney Film Festival: 1954 to now This link opens in a new window
An anthology publication of memories, multimedia and musings covering SFF's history and future. Part eBook, part commemorative catalogue, part journal, this living archive chronicles the SFF.

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