Tuesday 9 Aug 2022 · Station News
Your gift of $33 today can give someone in a developing country the life-changing miracle of sight!
Friday 3 Dec 2021 · News
CBM Australia has released a sobering new report on the impact on COVID on people with disabilities, coinciding with today's International Day of People with Disability.
Thursday 12 Aug 2021 · Station News
96five's partnership with CBM has helped Australians make an unforgettable difference to the lives of people less fortunate than they are.
Friday 7 Aug 2020 · Station News
Thank you Brisbane, as you stood up and gave the miracle of sight to the most vulnerable people in the world.
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Thursday 6 Aug 2020 · Station News
Today is Miracles Day! The day when CBM, 96five and Christian radio stations around the country come together with generous Australians to give the miracle gift of sight to thousands of people! These are the world’s poorest, who are going needlessly blind from cataracts. You can help give them their miracle, just like Reena (pictured […]
Wednesday 22 Jul 2020 · Station News
This year 96five will continue our partnership with CBM for the annual Miracles Day campaign, giving you the chance to change someone's life in a developing country.
Friday 16 Aug 2019 · Uncategorized
Thank you Brisbane, for changing the life of someone in a developing country. Because of your partnership on Miracle's Day you have been able to provide 5949 (as of 3pm Friday August 16th) miracles; that figure is still rising!
Thursday 15 Aug 2019 · Station News · 96five DRIVE
Today is Miracles Day - your chance to partner with 96five and CBM to support their work of restoring sight to the world's poorest people.
Tuesday 13 Aug 2019 · Station News · 96five Breakfast
Ahead of Miracles Day 2019 two of our teams - Ken, Nicky & Steve and Luke & Susie have been on the ground in Nepal witnessing the work of CBM.
Friday 9 Aug 2019 · Station News · 96five Breakfast
96five's Ken, Nicky & Steve set off for Nepal ahead of Miracles Day on Thursday. They'll broadcast from a remote part of Nepal near the Indian border.
