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SBS radio services changing to reflect Australia's changing needs
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The SBS Radio Services Review began nearly 12 months ago with a public consultation into the proposed Selection Criteria to be used, in conjunction with the Census 2016 data, to select which languages would be serviced by SBS Radio from the end of 2017. As Australia evolves, SBS is committed to reviewing its services after each Census to reflect the demographical changes and to ensure it is supporting new communities who need news and information in language as they navigate life in a new country. The revised services will include seven new languages -- Telugu, Karen, Tibetan, Hakha Chin, Rohingya, Mongolian and Kirundi, Rundi. Following the SBS Radio Services Review, SBS Dinka will continue to have 2 radio programs each week. (one National) From November 20 our programs will change to Wednesdays 11am and Saturdays 11am on National Radio. The schedule change will happen at the end of November. For more information, please go to sbs.com.au/radio.
(The SBS Radio Services Review began nearly 12 months ago with a public consultation into the proposed Selection Criteria to be used, in conjunction with the Census 2016 data, to select which languages would be serviced by SBS Radio from the end of 2017. As Australia evolves, SBS is committed to reviewing its services after each Census to reflect the demographical changes and to ensure it is supporting new communities who need news and information in language as they navigate life in a new country. The revised services will include seven new languages -- Telugu, Karen, Tibetan, Hakha Chin, Rohingya, Mongolian and Kirundi, Rundi. Following the SBS Radio Services Review, SBS Dinka will continue to have 2 radio programs each week. (one National) From November 20 our programs will change to Wednesdays 11am and Saturdays 11am on National Radio. The schedule change will happen at the end of November. For more information, please go to sbs.com.au/radio. )
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(The SBS Radio Services Review began nearly 12 months ago with a public consultation into the proposed Selection Criteria to be used, in conjunction with the Census 2016 data, to select which languages would be serviced by SBS Radio from the end of 2017. As Australia evolves, SBS is committed to reviewing its services after each Census to reflect the demographical changes and to ensure it is supporting new communities who need news and information in language as they navigate life in a new country. The revised services will include seven new languages -- Telugu, Karen, Tibetan, Hakha Chin, Rohingya, Mongolian and Kirundi, Rundi. Following the SBS Radio Services Review, SBS Dinka will continue to have 2 radio programs each week. (one National) From November 20 our programs will change to Wednesdays 11am and Saturdays 11am on National Radio. The schedule change will happen at the end of November. For more information, please go to sbs.com.au/radio. )
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