SBS to service more multilingual Australians than ever
The conclusion of the Language Services Review will see SBS invest more in Indo-Pacific and First Nations languages.
ABC and CBC/Radio-Canada renew partnership agreement
Public broadcasters, ABC and CBC/Radio-Canada, have renewed their partnership which will see collaboration on animated series and more.
ABC receives funding boost
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has been granted a funding boost, announced in the Federal Budget.
ABC Radio Australia returns to the Republic of Marshall Islands
ABC has entered into an agreement which will see the national broadcaster of the Republic of Marshall Islands carry ABC Radio Australia.
Public media expands reach and services for the Pacific
Public media organisations are increasing their investments and collaborations in the Pacific, and adapting to digital trends to expand their reach to audiences across the region.
PMA: Solomon Islands government must respect broadcaster’s independence
The government has ordered Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation to self-censor and only cover stories that show the country positively.
SBS visualises a changing Australia
SBS launched the multilingual Australian Census Explorer last month to enable Australians to better understand how the country’s population has diversified in recent years.
ABC celebrates 90 years
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation is marking its 90th anniversary. What’s it doing to celebrate? And what does the future have in store?
ABC Chair, Ita Buttrose, calls for press freedom reforms
The ABC Chair, Ita Buttrose, has called for stronger press freedoms in Australia and greater protections for public interest journalism.
Explainer: What does a Labor government mean for the ABC?
After nine years of coalition rule, a new Labor government could spell a drastically different future for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).