Mitchell Kalika

Every time you log into Facebook and see all of those ads popping up in your feed, you probably think those advertisers are spending a tonne of money to show their ads to so many people.

For the 24th time, the Reclink Community Cup has come and gone from it's Melbourne home, and the Channel 31 production team were there to catch all of the action.

The Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF) have just opened applications for the second round of their Content Grants for 2018.

C31 alumni and friend-of-station Dilruk Jayasinha was announced as the winner of the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent at this years TV Week Logie Awards for his work on CRAM! on Network Ten and Utopia on ABC.

With over 20 years of experience producing football content under their belt, Daryl Pitman alongside Kevin Murphy, Ian Bennett, Wayne Steele and Terry O'Callaghan are some of C31's most well-recognised figures and have been continuing to kick goals throughout the stations digital transition over the past six years.

C31 is celebrating the decision to extend its Transmitter Licence for a further two years. This extension will see the community broadcaster remain on Free to Air until 30th June 2020.

Roll up your sleeves and tighten those wheel nuts, it's time for Octane.

C31 has a long history broadcasting content created by local multicultural communities, contributing to diversity of voice on Free to Air TV and promoting social harmony and cohesion.

Our friends at Arts Access Victoria have announced the inaugural Stella Young Award recognising Australian artists with disability (aged 16 – 30) who have demonstrated significant impact or achievement in disability activism through their artistic practice in comedy, performing arts or screen culture.

Amnesty International Australia and C31 are proud to present the story of Sydney Swans footballer Aliir Aliir