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New Drive Duo Hits the Road at 96five
96five announces Iris and Joe as their new Drive Show hosts, bringing fresh energy, heart and humour to Brisbane afternoons.
The First Hymn Documentary - Get Tickets
Tickets are now available for the Screening, Live Performance and Q&A Event to be held in every major Australian city.
"I Thought I Understood Hunger. Then I Went To Uganda" Says CMAA's Jodie McEwen
Life there is hard in a way that’s difficult to describe. People survive on less than a dollar a day. There’s no electricity, no clean water, no safety net. Just survival.
1Way's Jenny Anderson Appointed as New CBF Committee Member
CBF welcomes four new Advisory Committee members, including the first Christian station representative on SIAC.
Families Week 2025: A Celebration of Stronger Australian Households
The impact of this collaborative effort between Focus on the Family Australia and Christian media was remarkable.
PositiveMedia Launches AUS Music Showcase
This weekly 3-hour program hosted by Kate Westwood highlights Australian artists and their Christian faith that inspires the music they create.
Welcome New Members: Heritage Films and Orangefin
CMAA is delighted to welcome two new organisational Members to our community. Learn more about their stories and mission.
Samaritan's Purse: Rushing Help to Flood Victims in Taree
A "one-in-500-year" flood disaster has devastated over 16 LGAs across NSW's Hunter and Mid North Coast.
96five: A New Home Built on Faith, Hope, and Community
Brisbane's 96five celebrated the Official Opening of their new and permanent building on Wednesday May 7
Adelaide's Life FM Creates Ultimate Thrift Market
The 'Op Till You Drop' Event aims to bring the community together, whilst also raising funds for the station.
CMAA Award Winning Documentary Screens in Germany
The 2022 Eternity film, Written in Chalk: the echo of Arthur Stace, has been invited to screen at a secular international street art conference in Germany this May.