CAAMA Radio

02/09/2026

Vanessa on CAAMA radio talking about her recent award winning artwork in the Telstra Art Prize. Tune into CAAMA radio tomorrow from 10 to hear the interview!

22/08/2026

CAAMA is live from Gurindji Country tonight, celebrating 60 Years of the Walk-Off!

Tune in to hear stories from community and catch the live feed from the stage, featuring a deadly line up of bands 🙌🏿

Tune in at www.caama.com.au or your local frequency!

21/08/2026

Celebrating 60 years of the Wave Hill Walk-Off on Gurindji Country 🙌🏿

18/08/2026

Families from Atitjere, Ltyentye Apurte and Aputula came together at Uluperte Homeland to celebrate the launch of the Pmere Atherre Antenterreme/Simpson Desert Indigenous Protected Area.

The IPA will support Traditional Owners and ranger groups to care for Country, protect sacred sites and make it easier for families to spend time on Country and pass knowledge on to future generations.

15/08/2026

CAAMA is incredibly proud of our very own Radio Coordinator and National NAIDOC Youth Finalist, Brenton Woods! 🙌🏾

For everyone wanting to watch and cheer Brenton on from Mparntwe tonight, but can’t make it to the Awards ceremony, tune into Indigenous Community Television - ICTV or NITV on YouTube or Facebook from 7:00PM!

Wishing Brenton the very best of luck, and a huge congratulations to all of this year’s incredible finalists! ❤️💛🖤

04/06/2026

For the past three months, CAAMA has been trying out a new way to bring radio across Central Aus through our Radio x TikTok Live broadcasts.

We’ve gone live from Mutitjulu, Todd River, Papunya, Arrernte Community Boxing Academy, the Alice Springs Aquatic and Leisure Centre, the Alice Springs Town Council Library, the CAAMA music studio with Balaclava Peace Collective and the Claypans, from cooking kangaroo tail to jamming in the music studio, to bringing language to global audiences, giving communities a new way to connect with radio!

We’ve had people sending in song requests, tuning in from communities like Wingellina, Alpurrurulam, Mt Liebig, Kintore and Ntaria, and even people from across the globe, from Antarctica to Ireland to America, joining in, asking questions and connecting in real time.

Across 16+ live broadcasts, more than 50,000 people have tuned in. We’ve loved giving you a behind the scenes look at radio, and we hope you’ve enjoyed being part of it.

We’re now bringing the live broadcasts into Tangentyere Council Town Camp Community Centres, creating new opportunities for families to connect across our network and experience radio and TikTok together.

Today, we’re heading back to where CAAMA began at Little Sisters, going live from 3 - 5pm on TikTok and CAAMA Radio.

We’ll be hearing stories from community members who were once young kids sneaking into the studio to watch their parents broadcast in language or record music with family.

Thanks for supporting CAAMA, tune in this afternoon 📻🔥

02/06/2026

Back to where it all started 🔥

CAAMA is bringing radio and TikTok Lives out to the Tangentyere Council Town Camp Community Centres, starting with Little Sisters this week.

If you’ve lived there or remember CAAMA back in the day, we’d love to hear your stories.

Drop a comment or send us a message!

26/05/2026

Join us live this morning from the Town Council Lawns as we mark the start of National Reconciliation Week!

10 - 12PM on 100.5 8KIN FM, your local frequency, or online at caama.com.au

Come down, say hello, or tune in 📻

🔥 Tomorrow: National Reconciliation Week – FREE Community BBQ 🔥

Join us tomorrow on the Council Lawns for a morning of community, culture, connection and storytelling as we come together to recognise National Reconciliation Week. 🤝

📅 Wednesday 27 May
⏰ 10am – 12pm
📍 Council Lawns

✨ Featuring:
• Welcome to Country & Smoking Ceremony
• Broadcast by CAAMA Radio
• Reconciliation Storytime & Kids Corner
• FREE BBQ, tea & coffee

Make a morning of it and continue the celebrations by joining National Simultaneous Storytime at the Alice Springs Public Library at 11.30am - just a short walk away. 📚

Everyone is welcome. Come along, bring the family and celebrate reconciliation together. 💛🖤❤️

26/05/2026

National Sorry Day 2026.

A time to come together, remember the Stolen Generations and honour the strength of our people. Caleb shares this message in Pitjantjatjara and English, acknowledging our old people, survivors and future generations.

20/05/2026

Excited to welcome Frederica and Tyrell to the CAAMA Radio team in Elliott!

Broadcasting locally on 106.9FM, they’re bringing Mudburra language to radio 📻🎤

A big step for the network too, thanks to our tech team, Elliott is now connected with a new TieLine, giving us the ability to go live from Elliott across the CAAMA network when we choose meaning people can hear Tyrell and Frederica not only in Elliott but also from Kaltukatjara to Aputula and 30+ places in between.

Great to have the new team on board 🙌🏿