Sinopsis
CommsCast is brought to you by the Australian Government Department of Communications and the Arts. The podcast explores the latest issues across the Departments portfolio and broader communications sector from emerging technologies, key policy areas and program delivery issues.
Episodios
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![PMLA 2018 - Young Adult - This Is My Song - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Young Adult - This Is My Song - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 18sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![PMLA 2018 - Poetry - Blindness And Rage - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Poetry - Blindness And Rage - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 21sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![PMLA 2018 - Non - Fiction - Asias Reckoning - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Non - Fiction - Asia's Reckoning - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 14sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![PMLA 2018 - Fiction - Border Districts - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Fiction - Border Districts - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 13sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![PMLA 2018 - Children’s Literature - Pea Pod Lullaby - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Children’s Literature - Pea Pod Lullaby - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 13sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![PMLA 2018 - Australian History - John Curtains War - Audio Grab]()
PMLA 2018 - Australian History - John Curtains War - Audio Grab
17/05/2019 Duración: 16sAudio grabs from the PMLA 2018 winners
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![Commscast - Episode 2]()
Commscast - Episode 2
16/01/2017 Duración: 16minIn this episode we speak to the Director of the Classification Board, Lesley O'Brien, about all things classification including the process of classifying content, new innovations in the classification space and the importance of consumer advice.
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![Commscast - Episode 1]()
Commscast - Episode 1
24/12/2015 Duración: 30minIn this episode we speak to the Children’s eSafety Commissioner, Alastair MacGibbon, about serious cyberbullying and what can be done about it. We also speak to Hugh Clapin from the ACMA on media and communications consumption in Australia. Finally, Dr Paul Paterson from the Bureau of Communications Research gives us an insight into their work and what’s next on their radar.
