Our station, 6EBA is part of the Australia wide community broadcasting sector which is recognised internationally as one of the most successful examples of grass roots media. Community broadcasting provides news, information, cultural content and entertainment to comm unities defined by geographical location or common interest. The diversity of program content available through community broadcasting, particularly specialist Ethnic, Indigenous, Radio for the Print Handicapped (RPH) services, broadens the media choices available to all Australians.
Community media distinguishes itself from other media by actively promoting access and participation in the processes of media operations, administration and production. Community broadcasting is volunteer driven with over 20,000 volunteer broadcasters and support staff helping to deliver media ‘for the people by the people’. The sector provides invaluable opportunities for community access, participation, training, experimentation and innovation in radio and television production.
The radio program is auspiced by member group, Ethnic Disability Advocacy Centre Inc. and produced by Zel Ischel who works at the Centre as a Systemic Advocacy and Projects Officer.
The program panel operator is Sanja Vuksanovic.
Producer Zel is very pro-active and as well as being blind herself heads up a team of keen enthusiasts who bring their guests to the station every week to give advice and information in an effort to help those listeners who may have a disability themselves, or have someone they know or someone in their family with a disability.
The GOANS ON AIR is a collective voice of the Goan Overseas Association WA Inc (GOA WA), who in unison with all Indians living here irrespective of caste or creed strive to produce harmony by our unity in diversity.
Our deep spiritual roots and values and our rich cultural traditions have taught us that the more we share and celebrate our lives, the more there is in life to celebrate.
The GOA WA was established in 1971 to promote the social, cultural, welfare, education, spiritual and sporting aspirations of the Goan community living in Perth WA.
Morris and Daisy Velasquez the program’s producers were born in El Salvador, after a civil war they had to immigrate to Australia in 1990, they started to attend to the church Jesus is the way, which is integrated mainly with Spanish speaking people from all Latino America countries and Spain, and in 1993 they became the Senior Pastor of the church.
Despertar hispano is sponsored for the all members of Jesus es el camino Church, who are committed to bring the good news to any person who understand our beautiful Spanish language
The Masala Café show on Tamil Cholai is a live wire that rocks the airwaves and brings vitality andjoy to its listeners. An up-beat show that captures your interest withdiscussions on a variety of stimulating topics including current affairs,literature, culture, societal values, riddles, movies, and, kollywood gossips. Injected with lots of humour, fun, and musicfrom different eras the conversations on Masala Café will make your eveningexciting, relaxing and enjoyable! Join an energetic and a vibrant Masala Caféteam on Fridays, from 8pm for lots of fun!
The Rhein Donau Club broadcasts every Sunday morning from 11 am - 12 midday for the German community of Perth and surrounds.
It started many years ago in the Eighties when the first Moderators transmitted the hour long Program. Then as today, various Volunteers were involved to broadcast the Rhein Donau Club. The club sponsors the program which is also partly subsidised by the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
