Ethnic radio programs are categorized as a genre of the community radio such as hospital radio, radio for the prisoners and many more representing minority or specific interest groups. Ethnic radio programming was established in 1975, as there was no ethnic representation in commercial and public broadcasting in Australia at that time. Today, there are ethnic radio broadcasts in more than 100 languages. The original aims of ethnic programs was to help migrants who are not fluent in English to settle in Australia, to keep alive their cultural heritage and maintain their cultural identities....
Ethnic radio programs are categorized as a genre of the community radio such as hospital radio, radio for the prisoners and many more representing min...