SBS Radio - Revision history

Joejulian: added Category:Maltese Diaspora using HotCat

2017-07-19T06:42:17Z

added Category:Maltese Diaspora using HotCat

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	* [http://www.sbs.com.au/radio SBS Radio]		* [http://www.sbs.com.au/radio SBS Radio]
	* [http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/maltese SBS Radio Maltese]		* [http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/maltese SBS Radio Maltese]

			[[Category:Maltese Diaspora]]

MarleneG: /* Language Programs */ links

2013-06-25T16:43:24Z

Language Programs: links

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	SBS Radio is indispensable in meeting the settlement, information and communication needs of Australians of non-English-speaking backgrounds. It provides cross-cultural links and information lifelines to Australia's diverse cultural groups, assisting their adjustment to Australian life and their full participation in it, while helping maintain their cultural identity.		SBS Radio is indispensable in meeting the settlement, information and communication needs of Australians of non-English-speaking backgrounds. It provides cross-cultural links and information lifelines to Australia's diverse cultural groups, assisting their adjustment to Australian life and their full participation in it, while helping maintain their cultural identity.

	SBS Radio is accessible on analogue radio, digital radio, ~~online~~ or ~~digital~~ TV.		SBS Radio is accessible on analogue radio, digital radio, [[SBS Online]] or [[SBS Digital TV]].

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [http://www.sbs.com.au/radio SBS Radio]		* [http://www.sbs.com.au/radio SBS Radio]
	* [http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/maltese SBS Radio Maltese]		* [http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/maltese SBS Radio Maltese]

MarleneG: /* Language Programs */ link

2013-06-25T16:42:26Z

Language Programs: link

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	With diverse cultural and community views, SBS Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day; 74 language programs are broadcast each week.		With diverse cultural and community views, SBS Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day; 74 language programs are broadcast each week.

	SBS broadcasts on analogue networks to all capital cities and regional centres of Australia, and on a digital network to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. As well as the analogue services, SBS broadcasts on 9 digital radio channels, providing a simulcast and time shift of SBS Radio's analogue services, plus the BBC World Service in English and in-language streams.		SBS broadcasts on analogue networks to all capital cities and regional centres of Australia, and on a digital network to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. As well as the analogue services, SBS broadcasts on 9 digital radio channels, providing a simulcast and time shift of SBS Radio's analogue services, plus the [[BBC World Service]] in English and in-language streams.

	Each hour a different language program is broadcast on SBS Radio. Larger communities have several hours per week, while some smaller groups broadcast just one hour a week. The number of broadcasting hours is determined by many factors, including the size of the language community, its proficiency in English, and its proportion of new arrivals.		Each hour a different language program is broadcast on SBS Radio. Larger communities have several hours per week, while some smaller groups broadcast just one hour a week. The number of broadcasting hours is determined by many factors, including the size of the language community, its proficiency in English, and its proportion of new arrivals.

MarleneG: /* The Story */ links

2013-06-25T16:41:45Z

The Story: links

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	==The Story==		==The Story==
	SBS Radio started in Sydney and Melbourne in 1975 as two AM stations, 2EA in Sydney and 3EA in Melbourne, transmitting important information about government services.   Today, SBS Radio is a bridge linking to the 3.1+ million Australians who speak a language other than English.   SBS was founded on the belief that all Australians, regardless of geography, age, cultural background or language skills should have access to high quality, independent, culturally-relevant Australian media.		SBS Radio started in Sydney and Melbourne in 1975 as two AM stations, [[2EA]] in Sydney and [[3EA]] in Melbourne, transmitting important information about government services.   Today, SBS Radio is a bridge linking to the 3.1+ million Australians who speak a language other than English.   SBS was founded on the belief that all Australians, regardless of geography, age, cultural background or language skills should have access to high quality, independent, culturally-relevant Australian media.

	==Language Programs==		==Language Programs==

MarleneG: added story and language programs + links

2013-06-25T16:40:40Z

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			The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Radio is the multilingual voice of Australia. It broadcasts in 74 languages including Maltese - more than any other broadcaster in the world.

	SBS Radio is the ~~multilingual voice~~ of Australia. It broadcasts in ~~74 languages~~ including ~~Maltese - more than any other broadcaster~~ in ~~the world~~. ~~All~~ programs include news ~~- local, national~~ and ~~international - and a mixture of~~ current affairs, interviews, ~~community~~ information, ~~sport~~ and ~~music~~.		==The Story==
			SBS Radio started in Sydney and Melbourne in 1975 as two AM stations, 2EA in Sydney and 3EA in Melbourne, transmitting important information about government services.   Today, SBS Radio is a bridge linking to the 3.1+ million Australians who speak a language other than English.   SBS was founded on the belief that all Australians, regardless of geography, age, cultural background or language skills should have access to high quality, independent, culturally-relevant Australian media.

			==Language Programs==
			With diverse cultural and community views, SBS Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day; 74 language programs are broadcast each week.

			SBS broadcasts on analogue networks to all capital cities and regional centres of Australia, and on a digital network to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. As well as the analogue services, SBS broadcasts on 9 digital radio channels, providing a simulcast and time shift of SBS Radio's analogue services, plus the BBC World Service in English and in-language streams.

			Each hour a different language program is broadcast on SBS Radio. Larger communities have several hours per week, while some smaller groups broadcast just one hour a week. The number of broadcasting hours is determined by many factors, including the size of the language community, its proficiency in English, and its proportion of new arrivals.

			SBS Radio programs include news and current affairs, sports coverage, interviews, talkback, documentaries, drama and music as well as information about settlement, employment, health and education services.

			SBS Radio is indispensable in meeting the settlement, information and communication needs of Australians of non-English-speaking backgrounds. It provides cross-cultural links and information lifelines to Australia's diverse cultural groups, assisting their adjustment to Australian life and their full participation in it, while helping maintain their cultural identity.

			SBS Radio is accessible on analogue radio, digital radio, online or digital TV.

			==External Links==
			* [http://www.sbs.com.au/radio SBS Radio]
			* [http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/maltese SBS Radio Maltese]

MarleneG at 22:40, 3 June 2013

2013-06-03T22:40:46Z

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	SBS Radio is the multilingual voice of Australia. It broadcasts in 68 languages including Maltese - more than any other broadcaster in the world. All programs include news - local, national and international - and a mixture of current affairs, interviews, community information, sport and music.		SBS Radio is the multilingual voice of Australia. It broadcasts in 74 languages including Maltese - more than any other broadcaster in the world. All programs include news - local, national and international - and a mixture of current affairs, interviews, community information, sport and music.

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2013-01-20T11:23:08Z

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SBS Radio is the multilingual voice of Australia. It broadcasts in 68 languages including Maltese - more than any other broadcaster in the world. All programs include news - local, national and international - and a mixture of current affairs, interviews, community information, sport and music.