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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER
If you are a remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander media worker or organisation and you are coming to the Festival but haven't yet registered, today is the day!
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This year we are headed to the desert community of Irrunytju (Wingellina) WA from
25 to 30 September. Join us with co-host NG Media who are
celebrating their 25th Anniversary. Check out the 19RIMF PROGRAM.
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THE 19TH REMOTE INDIGENOUS MEDIA FESTIVAL
This is your opportunity to be a key partner for this year's Festival and become part of a powerful and connected vision! The Remote Indigenous Media Festival is a unique
opportunity to be part of an important event in the development of remote broadcasting and media production. The Festival is an annual meeting ground for remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander media workers and organisations to network, learn, celebrate
and build the capacity of our media industry. Experience the ceremonies, award presentations, film screenings, concerts, forums and workshops.
For more information contact us on 08 8952 6465 or email manager@irca.net.au.
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ACTIVITIES & OUTCOMES REPORT NOW AVAILABLE
The Activities and Outcomes Report presents the highlights of Converge and the directions needed for the maintenance and growth of our national media industry.
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NATIONAL INDUSTRY CONFERENCE POSTPONED
The IRCA Board have met and decided to postpone the national industry conference proposed for 7-9 November 2017 in Brisbane due to some of the required funding not being confirmed. This includes rescheduling the AGM, Board elections and the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Media Awards. Stay tuned for further updates.
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IRCA General Manager Daniel Featherstone with Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Nigel Scullion
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MEETING WITH MINISTER SCULLION
Daniel Featherstone and our Chairperson Dot West (by phone from Broome), met with the Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Nigel Scullion, in Canberra. They reported on IRCA’s progress to national peak body and the outcomes of Converge. Daniel presented the Minister with a letter from IRCA and Broadband for the Bush Alliance member organisations calling for Indigenous Digital Inclusion to become a Closing the Gap measure. This was a key recommendation from the Indigenous Focus Day at the recent Broadband for the Bush Forum.
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MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS ARE NOW DUE
IRCA membership renewal notices have now been sent. Please pay your membership renewal by 30 September 2017 to continue strengthening the powerful and connected voice of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander media industry. If you have any questions about your membership renewal, contact Jennifer Nixon on 08 8952 6465 or
asstmgr@irca.net.au. HAVE YOU JOINED WITH
US? See all our members HERE.
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FROM THE 2016 AUDIENCE
SURVEY
Satellite television in Remote Indigenous Communities: one third missing out
The view from the 2016 Remote Indigenous Media and
Communications Survey
It seems a long time ago now in terms of the speed of technology changes but the implications of the digital switchover of television in remote Indigenous communities in late 2013 is still being felt profoundly. Further investigation is required to identify ways in which television can be made available to the more than one-third of people who have reported being without access to television.
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3KND Kool n Deadly radio. Photo: Tim Carrafa
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3KND
KOOL N DEADLY WILL STAY ON AIR
MELBOURNE’S only Indigenous radio station will stay on the air after Darebin Council gave it a gift of a new home. 3KND
Kool n Deadly will move from its longstanding headquarters in Mary St, Preston to the former Preston police station in Roseberry St.
READ MORE
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INDIGENOUS TECHS TO POWER WIFI CONNECTIVITY IN CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
An agreement between Easyweb Digital and the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) will see Indigenous technicians looking after local wireless equipment. The deal will leverage CAAMA’s existing expertise in media technologies, develop new technical skills in the wireless field, and create local jobs.
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YIRRKALA CELEBRATES GRADUATION
Yirrkala Community celebrates graduation with forty graduates this week, who have completed a range of courses at the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education.
The ceremony was the largest of its kind on record for Yirrkala, allowing students to celebrate their accomplishments with their friends and family in community rather than travel long distances to Darwin and Alice Springs.
READ MORE
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Song of the Year and Film Clip of the Year winners: A.B. Original.
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The 2017 National Indigenous Music Awards blew an appreciative Darwin audience away with Troy Cassar-Daley, A.B. Original and Electric Fields all taking home major awards, showing the breadth across genres of Australian Indigenous talent.
THE 2017 NIMA WINNERS
ARTIST OF THE YEAR: Troy Cassar-Daley
SONG OF THE YEAR: A.B. Original Ft. Dan Sultan – January 26
ALBUM OF THE YEAR: Things I Carry Around – Troy Cassar-Daley
NEW TALENT OF THE YEAR: Electric Fields
FILM CLIP OF THE YEAR: A.B. Original Ft. Dan Sultan
– January 26
COMMUNITY MUSIC CLIP OF THE YEAR: Save the Water (Ngaba): Halls Creek Indigenous Hip Hop Project
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This year's CD soundtrack: NIMA Sounds of Indigenous Australia Now and Before, features winners and nominees including A.B. Original, Troy Cassar-Daley, Electric Fields Music, Emily Wurramara, Yirrmal, Jessica Mauboy and Leah Flanagan as well as classics from Dr G. Yunupingu, Yothu Yindi, Archie Roach, Christine Anu, Coloured Stone Official and many more.
GET THE SOUNDTRACK HERE
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NATIONAL IDX FINALISTS ANNOUNCED
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USEFUL RESOURCES
New guides for not-for-profits:
Screening Checks Guide (NT) : how to conduct background screening checks of employees and
volunteers.
Understanding contracts : general principles of contract law, reviewing a contract and approval processes.
Good Governance Principles : key principles that are a useful starting point for NFP boards when considering what constitutes good governance practice.
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NATIONAL INDIGENOUS ARTS AWARDS
Nominations now open for the 2018 National Indigenous Arts Awards. These prestigious national awards consist of the Red Ochre and the Dreaming Award.
ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY 3 OCTOBER 2017
MORE INFO
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CBF is seeking nominations for its Board, Advisory Committees and Assessor Pool.
All positions are voluntary and appointments are for three year terms from January 2018.
NOMINATIONS CLOSE THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2017
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GWN7 is looking for a Video Journalist. Based in Kalgoorlie and reporting to the News Editor GWN7, this position is responsible for originating, shooting, writing, interviewing and presenting information for the news services.
MORE INFO
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COMMUNITY MEDIA TRAINING WEBINARS
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Showcase your talent at the 2018 West Australian Country Music Awards. There are 10 categories to nominate for. Past Award winners have gone on to be a part of the CMAA Academy of Country Music, Star Maker, Australian Idol, and Australia’s Got Talent.
ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY 30 SEPTEMBER 2017
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NEW SINGLE BY KnD 'CUT ME'
The first single from KnD’s new album has been released, featuring vocals by Kristal West. KnD are CAAMA Music artists and their music draws attention to Aboriginal land rights, and social and economic tensions. The new single Cut Me illustrates the cycle of domestic violence. You can buy it on iTunes or stream on Spotify.
WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO
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ALICE SKYE RELEASES NEW SINGLE '60%'
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BUSH BANDS BASH 2017
The Bush Bands Bash is the biggest celebration of Aboriginal desert music and will be held on 10 September at Telegraph Station, Alice
Springs.
MORE INFO
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SAND TRACKS 2017
This year Sand Tracks are excited to announce the incredible punk rockers, Lonely Boys, to headline the tour, alongside the rapidly rising stars that are the Irrunytju band.
MORE INFO
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THE UNIFIED GRANT
The Unified Grant of $5,000 helps kickstart the dreams of creative young Australians to empower the next generation of the music industry. Applications open 4 September and close 29 September 2017.
APPLICATIONS OPEN 4 SEPTEMBER AND CLOSE 29 SEPTEMBER 2017
APPLY HERE
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SCREEN TERRITORY ROUND 2
Funding is for Northern Territory individuals, organisations and companies set out in the program guidelines for Story development and Production finance where significant benefits to the Northern Territory can be demonstrated.
ROUND 2 OPENS 18 SEPTEMBER 2017.
MORE INFO
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Do you know your rights in Police Custody? The new Run For Your Rights app is available for free download. The app has been released by iTalk in Western Arrernte and
English for Android and iOS.
MORE INFO
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INDIGENOUS REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION (IRCA)
2/70 Elder St, PO Box 2731 Alice Springs NT 0871
comms@irca.net.au | irca.net.au | 08 8952 6465
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