It's been another huge day as we wrap up the ASRA Conference 2023! Let us know your favourite talk if you were with us on Ngunnawal Ngambri Country or online - it's been a pleasure to have everyone with us!

And our last talk today - the wonderful Marilyn Sue Dooley with a talk on the uses and value of Radio in the context of archiving and preservation as well as in the realm of education and community. A cracker talk to end the day! #ASRA23

Out of the panel presenters now onto John Lanser - straight from the Blue Mountains to talk to us about 2KA community radio from Katoomba!

It's panel time! Warren Barnett, Matt Hopkins, Michelle O'Connor and Crispian Windsor get together to talk about community radio in the first session after lunch. It's also not too late to join us today or tomorrow! So much gold in the program to come

And lastly before lunch - Guy Tranter, also from the ABC, is talking about manuscript and photographic material that documents radio broadcasting, running before and then parallel to the AV material which it supports and expands. #ASRA23

Rahnee and Jon are talking about Radio Archiving at the ABC - not a small topic! A quick history of the preservation and access systems until today and into the future.

Up next! Johanna McMahon from the NFSA talks about what we as archivists do when it comes to preserving podcasts into the future! Formats, cultural significance, risks, challenges and more! #ASRA23

#ASRA23 has started! For the Alice Moyle lecture, Djok woman Mai Katona talks about her journey as a trailblazer for Indigenous voices on Australian radio, starting with Wayee Radio in 1979.

The 2023 ASRA Conference is almost here! This Thurs and Fri we'll be hearing from speakers in Aus and the Pacific in a big program celebrating a huge 100 yrs of Radio Broadcasting in Australia. Hit the link to join us on Ngunnawal Country or online! 📻

The 2023 ASRA Conference program is out and earlybird registrations are open! A 2-day lineup Nov 2-3 which visits 'A Century of Radio Broadcasting' - history, technology, social impact, people, art, culture and so much more. Program and regos here: https://t.co/CLaMf1CTPR 🎶

The call for papers for ASRA’s 2023 celebrating 100 years of radio broadcast has been extended to 31 July 2023. We can also confirm there is now an option to present online. NFSA Canberra is our venue partner @NFSAonline

Call for papers now open for ASRA’s 2023 Conference - A Century of Radio Broadcasting which will be held in Canberra. Closing day for papers is 30 June

Consider sponsoring one of the most diverse and global events in AV this year. 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

#SEAPAVAA27 kick-off by Karen Chan, president of SEAPAVAA. Looking forward to the keynote by Giovanna Fossati, chief curator of @EYE_film

Today is the last day to register for the @seapavaa_org 2023 conference, 8-13 May in Pattaya, Thailand. Get in there!

We wish everyone a happy Earth Day 2023! #EarthDay #sound #recording #listening

183 drummers in the #HeyDrums archive now, interviewing Australian drummers since 2016 https://t.co/TuG3Pu2Anp 🥁

Vale Doug Mulray 1951-2023. 'Uncle Doug' was an icon of Australian radio broadcasting, as well as TV and a recording artist. He was inducted into the Commercial Radio Hall of Fame in 2019. This article is one of the many beautiful tributes. https://t.co/MnAmGJdnzo

IASA Call for papers is extended until 15 April @iasa_web

Issue 45 (2021/2022) of Australasian Sound Archive is now out in the world! Congratulation to ASA Editor Chris Paroz for making this happen!! #design #sound #recording #preservation #archives #australasia