August 2007 Despite the growing proliferation of web-based media and content, community radio is still the most readily accessible non-English language media for many migrants.  To be a migrant is a dislocating and often lonely experience, no matter what the circumstances of arrival in Australia.  Expat Brits, South Africans and Kiwis, get their ‘fix’... Read more »

October 2007 These days the University is a place where you go for a few hours each day, attend a couple of classes then go home. http://games.internode.on.net. (Forum).  Students are busy  - most work part-time, an economic necessity and vital to getting a job after graduation.   Many classes are online, cheaper to deliver for cash-strapped unis... Read more »

non-English Newspapers, non-English Radio & non-English Television Quality ethnic media outlets attract a large audience and are a highly effective advertising medium. Australia is proud to be known as one of the world’s most multicultural societies, embracing migrants from all over the world. Since 1945, 6.5 million migrants have found a new... Read more »

SYDNEY, 7 JULY 2009: Turning 30 is a milestone in anyone’s life, but for Australia’s first newspaper for the gay and lesbian community, the 30th anniversary is a very special celebration indeed.  Dubbed “The Pearl Jubilee”, this week’s 30th anniversary of the Sydney Star Observer - or The Star as it was originally called... Read more »

Friday May 8 was the official launch of Chinese Radio  - (C) Radio FM88 in Canberra.  Excitement about the new station drew many to the VIP launch function, which was well attended by the Canberra business, government and diplomatic community. Speaking at the launch of the new station, Tommy Jiang, Managing Director of the Austar group said: China... Read more »

Reach Chinese Australians on Prime Time television thanks to TVB! Every night, more than 3 Million Hong Kong residents are glued to the top rating dramas on leading television channel TVBJ. “EU” is a cop show following the fortunes of two new graduates from the police academy, now on the beat in Hong Kong.  Thanks to Chinese Pay TV supplier... Read more »

Quality ethnic media outlets attract a large audience and are a highly effective advertising medium. Australia is proud to be known as one of the world’s most multicultural societies, embracing migrants from all over the world. Since 1945, 6.5 million migrants have found a new home in Australia. Today over 200 different languages are spoken in Australia... Read more »

Radio 2ME, broadcasting since 1996, is the only high power 24-hour Arabic language commercial radio station to broadcast free-to-air to Sydney and Melbourne. The format is adult contemporary, featuring the latest in Arabic and English language hits. Radio 2ME plays Top 40 music favourites, as well as Classic Hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and today.... Read more »

2VNR Vietnamese Radio was established in March 1998, broadcasting in Sydney and Melbourne. In 2005 the station expanded to cove Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra. Programming on 2VNR includes local and community news, magazine style shows such as English lessons, comedy, and health/beauty. There is also a strong thread of social programming on... Read more »

The Muslim Community Radio is a multicultural and multilingual Islamic radio station. It broadcasts to the Sydney community in general while incorporating elements that target the Islamic community of Sydney. It first transmitted twenty-four hours a day during the month of Ramadan of 1995 and has continued to broadcast during every month of Ramadan... Read more »