SBS Radio has announced the winners of the SBS National Languages Competition 2019, a nationwide initiative celebrating a love of learning languages and language retention in Australia.
 
The competition received nearly 3600 entries from all states and territories, spanning 90 languages, including Indonesian, German, Japanese and Auslan.
 
In the UN International Year of Indigenous languages, the competition also received more submissions from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages than ever before.

SBS Radio has launched a new Bollywood Top 20 countdown show on its digital raido channel PopDesi.

SBS have launched their National Languages Competition 2019 to encourage language learning and language retention in Australia, and in recognition of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous languages.
 
Now in its fourth year, the nationwide competition is open to Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including English and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.
 

SBS Radio has secured two awards at the prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards 2019.

The investigation titled, The interview which uncovered an alleged torturer was recognised with the Gold Award for the Best Investigative Report and a Bronze Award for the Best Radio Report.

SBS has announced its full match broadcast schedule for the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™.

SBS welcomes the Year of the Pig with a Pig with a distinct mix of programs and activities launching across the network.

During Lunar New Year festivities, SBS Radio broadcasters will be out in the community attending events across Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

Whilst enjoying all the excitement around the Lunar New Year celebrations, visitors can meet the faces behind the voices of SBS Radio’s Mandarin, Cantonese and Vietnamese language services and capture all of the fun at the SBS Radio photo booth.

SBS Radio have launched Caras Del Amor, a four-part Spanish language podcast. 

Up to three languages simultaneously.

Five new language services – Karen, Tibetan, Hakha Chin, Mongolian and Kirundi are now available on the SBS Radio app and SBS website.

The new services will provide weekly content to meet the needs of new migrant communities, including settlement guide information and community updates.

Seven new language groups are being added to SBS Radio's portfolio to support Australia's growing migrant communities.