Special Broadcasting Service

The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS ) is the second Australian Broadcasting Corporation one of the two public broadcasters in Australia.

The SBS operates several radio stations and television stations Special Broadcasting Service and SBS World News Channel. The radio programs in 68 languages, including German, aired.

Special

SBS radiates numerous news programs from different countries of the world. These are broadcast in the native languages ​​of the many living in Australia immigrants. It will be sent, among other news from Japan, Hong Kong, China, Philippines, Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Russia, Greece, Arabia and Indonesia. The Germans messages are taken from DW- TV. The messages run from Mondays to Sundays in the morning hours. There are also films in different languages ​​that are subtitled in English ( for example, Inspector Rex ). In addition, the Euro Vision Song Contest is broadcast (ESC ) on SBS, although Australia does not participate or not allowed to participate. As in Australia at the time of the earlier ESC is the morning, the final of the ESC will be broadcast on the following night. The semi-finals are then broadcast to the distant past evenings.

Sports

SBS transfers various sporting events live ( especially in Europe popular sports ). These include inter alia the Tour de France and other cycling classics, Golden League athletics meeting and the UEFA Champions League. The Football World Cup Men 2006 and 2010 or the 2007 women were shown on SBS. SBS is the football channel on public television. Weekly football magazine The World Game is broadcast with highlights of the biggest football leagues and other reports. There are also other special programs of the UEFA Champions League.