RPH Radio Reading Network Services
RPH Australia is the peak body for the Radio Reading Network, community media empowering Australians with a print disability.
About RPH
The RPH Network provides a reading service of popular publications throughout Australia. It consists of 17 AM/FM radio stations nationally, and digital radio services in Melbourne, Adelaide & Brisbane.
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We are a not-for-profit cooperative and an important part of the community broadcasting sector. We have a team of over 1500 volunteers and we broadcast to 70% of the Australian population.
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5 million Australians live with a print disability caused by vision, cognitive, physical or literacy impairment. Radio Reading services empower all Australians to participate in the community’s political, cultural and social life.
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Talking Newspapers at Colac’s OCR-FM
OCR-FM feels that their Radio Reading program is very important for the local community, so they run it three times a week. Talking Newspapers is one of the flagship programs…
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Radio reading session at the CBAA conference 2019
Join our hands-on CMTO MediaLab session this Saturday 26 October from 1:30 – 2:30pm to learn more about diversifying your audience, starting a radio reading service and preparing your station…
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Video: How I became a radio reader at Hills Radio
In 2018, Hills Radio volunteer Roz Lawson started a radio reading program to serve local people with a print disability, providing “a much-needed service to an often-overlooked section of my…
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