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Ear Health

BIMA Projects/Ear Health

Ear disease is a significant health issue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and is the leading cause of hearing loss.  To address this, the Australian Government has funded a National Indigenous Ear Health Campaign which aims to reduce the incidence of otitis media (ear disease) in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people by increasing awareness, highlighting risk factors and promoting the importance of seeking and following treatment to prevent loss of hearing.  As part of the campaign, BIMA Projects and the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing are developing radio messages and programs to inform Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners in south-east Queensland about otitis media.  You’ll be able to tune into 98.9FM for daily information about otitis media, the risk factors and prevention.  You can also visit the Australian Government’s website on otitis media for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people which also includes otitis media resources for parents and carers, teachers and early childhood workers.

Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 12

13 March 2013
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 11

22 February 2013
Ear Health
1:45

Southern Queensland ear program

15 February 2013
Ear Health
1:59

Simon McCormack – Eustachian tubes

15 February 2013
Ear Health
2:07

Matthew Brown – How OM affects hearing

15 February 2013
Ear Health
1:44

John Pearcy

15 February 2013
Ear Health
2:07

Ear checks

15 February 2013
Ear Health
2:09

Marianne Wobke

15 February 2013
Ear Health
1:41

How ears work

15 February 2013
Ear Health
1:47

Dr Tony Parker

15 February 2013
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 10

08 February 2013
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 9

24 January 2013
Ear Health

Listen `Ear Newsletter – Edition 8

24 December 2012
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 7

19 November 2012
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 6

31 October 2012
Ear Health

Listen `Ear newsletter – Edition 5

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:57

Otitis Media and swimming

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:19

Otitis Media risks

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:43

Otitis Media impact on learning

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:00

Otitis Media and sharing headphones

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:54

Detecting ear disease

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:48

Otitis Media in infants

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:50

Signs of Otitis Media

26 September 2012
Ear Health
1:11

Otitis Media and overcrowding

26 September 2012
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Be an appropriate media service for the cultural and economic independence of Indigenous people.

BIMA is a First Nations not-for-profit organisation based in Brisbane committed to providing appropriate media services promoting the cultural and economic aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in south-east Queensland. BIMA owns 98.9fm, Triple A Training, BIMA Projects and BIMA Vision.

98.9fm

Triple A Murri Country is the first Indigenous radio station in a capital city, playing a great blend of Country and Indigenous music.

Triple A Murri Country is owned by the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association which successfully applied for a 24-hour community radio licence allocated by the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal for the city in 1991.

Triple A Vision

With a state-of-the-art television studio equipped with the latest in visual and audio technologies, BIMA Vision can facilitate your new TVC, corporate video, documentary or video link-up at affordable rates. We also have studio and sound facilities for hire.

Triple A Training

Triple A Training delivers a suite of short courses in media through radio, podcasting, film and video and social media.

BIMA Projects

BIMA Projects is a creative team of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander media workers.

We create culturally-appropriate radio, print and online resources for First Nations people of Australia on a broad range of topics covering health, education, employment, law, housing and culture.

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