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Break into world of radio

By JONATHON HOWARD

NOOSA Community Radio Station 101.3FM is seeking a new events co-ordinator to build its public image.
The much-loved local station is taking applications for an Outside Event Coordinator, in the hope of building the station’s presence at Noosa’s many events.
The part-time paid role offers an exciting opportunity for a passionate events co-ordinator to break into the fast paced world of radio.
Presenter Paul Ritchie said he was keen to find someone who understood the aims and values of Noosa 101.3FM and community radio in general.
“The role requires someone to liaise with the marketing committee to ensure the station is successfully and professionally promoted at each event,” he said.
A relevant qualification or prior experience in a similar role would be highly regarded.
For more information, send your resume with a cover letter detailing your suitability to president@noosacommunityradio.org

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