Black Star, the new radio sound across the Tablelands
Radio never loses its appeal; it is a great communication tool and in this era of “digital this and digital that” radio is holding its own and building audiences. It’s […]
Radio never loses its appeal; it is a great communication tool and in this era of “digital this and digital that” radio is holding its own and building audiences. It’s […]
We are a diverse mob in Indigenous radio. Our combined experience goes unnoticed by the general public, but we can turn our hand to anything, among our peers we are […]
On Friday the crew from the Black Star hub were in Aurukun to help celebrate Aurukun Day with the locals. We set up outside the Retail Store and broadcast live […]
Lakeland is situated at the crossroads of the Peninsula Developmental Road, heading north up through the Cape towards Weipa and the Mulligan Highway heading east to Cooktown. But don’t expect to […]
In our 2013 training course, we first met Sticks from Pormpuraaw. Trying out the option of a career in radio, he was taking to the medium like a duck to water, as […]
Upgrades to studio technology continues across the Black Star network, with Kowanyama Black Star Radio Service now the fifteenth station to be equipped with the ZETTA play out system and […]
There’s a new sound in the air at Normanton today, now we have turned on the newly installed transmission equipment in the centre of town, for their new Black Star radio service. […]
The 34th Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival is on again this year from June 19 to 21 on the sacred grounds at Ang-Gnarra, 15km south of the small town of Laura, […]
QRAM Black Star radio service in the Atherton Tablelands is set to power up and expand its services to listeners in the coming months. Last week, QRAM director Neville Reys […]
QRAM Directors Aaron Teddy, Burt Edwards and Bobby Thompson recently hit the road, travelling with QRAM Manager Gerry Pyne north to the tip of Cape York. Along the way they […]