4. Stakeholders interviewed Over the course of this project, 79 stakeholders were interviewed associated with the three organisations analysed. In addition, eight stakeholders were interviewed from across the broader Indigenous Media Sector. Interviews with stakeholders associated with the three IBS analysed Stakeholder Group Location No. consulted Yuendumu and Laramba 11 Employees and volunteers Port Augusta 6 Sydney 14 Yuendumu and Laramba 19 Community members / listeners Port Augusta 6 Sydney 4 Yuendumu and Laramba 8 Community service organisations Port Augusta 9 and Government Sydney 2 Total 79 Table A4.1 Stakeholders interviewed through the three analyses – Interviews with key stakeholders from the Indigenous Broadcasting and Media Sector Stakeholder Group Organisation Australian Communications and Media Authority, Community Broadcasting area Government Department of Communications, Media Branch IRCA Government funded bodies in the sector Community Broadcasting Foundation Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media Remote Indigenous Media Organisations Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association National Indigenous Television (NITV) Television stations Indigenous Community Television Total 8 stakeholders Table A4.2 Stakeholders interviewed from the Indigenous broadcasting and media sector – 5. Stakeholder surveys The report More than radio a community asset: Social Return on Investment analyses of Indigenous – Broadcasting Services utilised data from two surveys to inform the analyses and insights. The first is a comprehensive survey of Indigenous audiences listening to community broadcasting services, conducted by McNair Ingenuity Research. The second is a limited survey of IBSs conducted for the purposes of this report.
4. Stakeholders interviewed Over the course of this project, 79 stakeholders were interviewed associated with the three organisations analysed. In addition, eight stakeholders were interviewed from across the broader Indigenous Media Sector. Interviews with stakeholders associated with the three IBS analysed Stakeholder Group Location No. consulted Employees and volunteers Yuendumu and Laramba 11 Port Augusta 6 Sydney 14 Community members / listeners Yuendumu and Laramba 19 Port Augusta 6 Sydney 4 Community service organisations and Government Yuendumu and Laramba 8 Port Augusta 9 Sydney 2 Total 79 Table A4.1 – Stakeholders interviewed through the three analyses Interviews with key stakeholders from the Indigenous Broadcasting and Media Sector Stakeholder Group Organisation Government Australian Communications and Media Authority, Community Broadcasting area Department of Communications, Media Branch Government funded bodies in the sector IRCA Community Broadcasting Foundation Remote Indigenous Media Organisations Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association Television stations National Indigenous Television (NITV) Indigenous Community Television Total 8 stakeholders Table A4.2 – Stakeholders interviewed from the Indigenous broadcasting and media sector 5. Stakeholder surveys The report More than radio – a community asset: Social Return on Investment analyses of Indigenous Broadcasting Services utilised data from two surveys to inform the analyses and insights. The first is a comprehensive survey of Indigenous audiences listening to community broadcasting services, conducted by McNair Ingenuity Research. The second is a limited survey of IBSs conducted for the purposes of this report.