The peak body for Australian community radio has called on Albany Community Radio to ditch political in-fighting in the wake of a physical incident at its annual general meeting last week.
The Community Broadcast Association of Australia confirmed it was aware of the ongoing dispute within ACR, after an altercation at last week’s meeting allegedly left a man bruised and on painkillers.
Police were called to the station’s AGM on February 26 after some members nearly came to blows over a leadership no-confidence vote.