This position is responsible for the delivery of effective broadcasting services, promoting the expression, engagement and conservation of Indigenous languages and cultures. Liaise with community groups and cultural groups to develop broadcasting content. Select and play music and articles. Interview community members. Liaise with Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association (TEABBA) to broadcast in their regional network and to promote West Arnhem region to other communities in the top end. Liaise with TEABBA regarding training, broadcasting and equipment care support. Source content and ensure our delivery of a local radio service. Promote local and regional stories, events, activities and meetings. Inform and educate community members by delivering public service announcements and public health messages and on accessing a range of health, well-being, legal, and education and housing services available to them. Deliver local stories and content for at least 2 hours per day. Care of the broadcasting equipment and broadcasting workspace, including cleaning and dusting;
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