
Community broadcasting plays an important role in Australia as the third tier of broadcasting operating in tandem with commercial and public broadcasters (ABC and SBS).
Community television is television made by communities and for communities. It is founded on the principles of diversity, localism and independence. In the midst of increasing networking and syndication by commercial and national broadcasters, community television provides a platform for locally produced content focusing on local issues.
The Community Television Code of Practice, registered with the Australian Communications and Media Authority, sets down guiding principles whereby community television services will endeavour to:
Channel 31’s mission is “to present quality programs that educate, entertain and are relevant to the people of Adelaide;
Briz 31 commenced transmission on 31 July 1994 with an historic live broadcast from its West End studios.
LINC television provides news, information, cultural content and entertainment to the Northern Rivers communities.