Community TV coming to an end, but who wants to rescue it?

OzAfrican TV host Dorcas Maphakela.

OzAfrican TV host Dorcas Maphakela. Source: SBS

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Community Television in Australia will cease broadcasting, but the government wants the sector to move online.

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