Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association
CAAMA’s social charter is to use the mediums of radio, television, music and digital content to elevate the voices of Aboriginal people in the development of country, culture, politics and education; to use the broadcasting arts and sciences to arrest cultural disintegration, to empower people and bring inspiration to their lives. Radio was a platform to express Aboriginal aspirations as well as being a tool to maintain and sustain the culture and languages of Central Australia. Originally offer
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- Category: organization
- Founded: 1980
- Website: http://caama.com.au
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- Email: reception@caama.com.au (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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CAAMA’s social charter is to use the mediums of radio, television, music and digital content to elevate the voices of Aboriginal people in the development of country, culture, politics and education; to use the broadcasting arts and sciences to arrest cultural disintegration, to empower people and bring inspiration to their lives. Radio was a platform to express Aboriginal aspirations as well as being a tool to maintain and sustain the culture and languages of Central Australia. Originally offer
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