COVID-19 UPDATE

Sunday 15 March 2020

​Koori Radio get COVID-19 all clear.

Gadigal Information Service are pleased to announce all Koori Radio staff and related personnel who were recently tested in relation to exposure to COVID-19 have tested negative.

Although many have been cleared to return to work as usual, some staff remain in self-isolation until a 14-day period has passed since their last exposure.

Koori Radio offices will re-open to broadcasters and regular scheduling from Monday 16/03, kicking off with Brekky with Sara Khan at 7am and followed by Blackchat guest-presented by Munki Mark.

Lola Forester will return to Blackchat on Thursday 19/03.

From Wednesday 11/03 Koori Radio offices shut down in response to a Secondee who had recently been placed at the station testing positive for COVID-19. Since then the station has undergone a specialist clean and will remain closed to the public until the following week on Monday 23/03.

Who We are...
Koori Radio is Sydney’s only First Nations radio station broadcasting 24/7 from Australia’s Black Capital of Redfern. Our Live ‘n' Deadly mix of music, news, community information and discussion draws a wide audience of listeners from Australia’s largest population of Aboriginal people, the many other First Nations people who have called Sydney home and ordinary Australians who share our tastes in music and our cultural views.
Koori Radio is a community broadcasting service and needs your support to remain on air. You can support Koori Radio by becoming a member, or by making a donation here.  ​​
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First Sounds 
Volume One

First Sounds is a special collaborative undertaking broadening the reach of Indigenous heritage, history and culture and supporting the burgeoning First Nations music industry.

A series of music compilations curated by FNMA’s indigiTUBE with a select panel of First Nations individuals, First Sounds focusses on developing more awareness of regional, remote and city-living Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and the songs and stories they have to share.

​First Sounds also ensures new and emerging First Nations artists have a clear pathway to develop an audience through community radio, which in turn develops momentum for artists to continue writing, recording and performing in their early stages. ​
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To see our previous albums of the week click here 

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Our analogue broadcast signal covers 9000 square kms with a potential audience of over 6 million listeners. We broadcast 41 niche Programs in 8 Languages (English, Aboriginal Creole, TorresStrait Island Creole, Hindi, Fijian, Maori, Samoan, Jamaican Creole) and have an average of 280 000 monthly listeners. 
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Get in touch at info@gadigal.org.au to discuss our various sponsorship packages, including how we can best help you reach your target audience.

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