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The NEMBC has operated four different multilingual news services. From a nationwide launch in May 2020, these services expanded into Victoria in September 2020 and New South Wales in 2022. A notable milestone was the establishment of the Multilingual National News (MNN) service in 2022, with support from the Meta Australian Public Interest Journalism Fund under the Walkley Foundation.

2010 Tony Manicaros Grant recipients

Tony Manicaros Grant open

Applications are open. Up to $2,000 can be given to a project that develops opportunities in the multicultural broadcasting sector. All NEMBC members welcome to apply.
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NEMBC’s NSW Multilingual News (MNN)

The NEMBC Multilingual National News (MNN) service for New South Wales
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NEMBC’s Victorian Multilingual News (MNN)

The NEMBC Multilingual News Service (MNS) for Melbourne and Victoria
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Speak My Language Disability

Speak My Language is talking about disability from culturally diverse perspectives.
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About the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters' Council

The NEMBC is the peak organisation representing ethnic community broadcasters across Australia. The NEMBC advocates for multiculturalism and media diversity and helps people connect to and maintain their language, culture and identity. ABN: 82 932 609 229

Become a member

NEMBC memberships expire at the end of each financial year, on 30 June. To renew your membership, contact the NEMBC Operations Officer at operations@nembc.org.au or 03 9486 9549.