Welcome
The WA Experience
CB Stations in WA
WACBA Membership
National Perspective
How To Start A Station
Training Tips
Marketing Strategies
Documents
Links
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WELCOME TO WACBA 
Working together
The Western
Australia Community Broadcasting Association Inc. (WACBA) is the peak
body for community radio and television
in WA. By working together, WACBA members ensure that localism,
diversity and community access not only survive, but thrive, within the
West Australian broadcasting arena. Here's a guide to our website.
- West Australian community broadcasting is
rich in history and contemporary experience. You'll find the WA story
and photos here, including an at-a-glance list of events as they
occurred and an inspiring historic address.
CB stations in WA
- Western Australia has more than 25 community
broadcasting stations - some in Perth, others located in regional and
remote areas. Here they are, along with links to the web pages of WACBA's member stations.
WACBA membership
- For a "who's who" at WACBA, and details on
how to join, check out our membership section. It lists our members,
our Executive Committee, and more.
The national perspective
- What's it all about? This national
perspective outlines the fundamental principles on which community
broadcasting in Australia was established, plus an overview of its
operation and growth.
How to start your own community broadcasting station
- Want to know where to start? What sort of
equipment you'll need? How to develop programming? What rules govern
the sector? It's all here, along with a number of illustrated WA
station start-up stories to inspire you.
Tips on training
- Our handy training tips have been developed
especially to help community broadcasters design and implement their
own basic broadcast training programs.
Marketing strategies
- There's a special knack to marketing and
promoting community stations. Our Marketing Strategies segment features
information on WACBA's state-wide networked sponsorship scheme, plus
links to accessing the best marketing advice for community
broadcasters.
Downloadable documents
- Need a copy of the latest Codes of Practice
for community broadcasting? Or the ACMA's Sponsorship Guidelines? You
can download these and other public documents direct from the WACBA
website.
Links to useful websites
- Funding bodies, industry groups, government
departments, social services, peak bodies ... handy links relevant to
West Australian community broadcasters are located here.
Contact WACBA
- Contact WACBA by telephone, post or email. We even have a quick-and-easy online form for your convenience.
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