2003 - 04 Annual Report - Sbs

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136APPENDIX 12SBS Radio AdvertisersAAV Australia Pty LtdAbraham CykiertAdvance Australia TravelAdvertising CityAFFAAgent Oriented SoftwareAir New ZealandAITEC Pty LtdAlphaCallALWAMSSAnn Read & Alan WiseAQISArt Gallery of NSWArts Projects AustraliaAstracomAuburn AccountingAustar Home loansAustral Aluminium ProductsAustralian Crime CommissionAustralian Industrial RelationsCommissionAustralian Radio NetworkAustralian Taxation OfficeBand RomanticBank of VallettaBeo ExportCalifornia StarsCancer Council of NSWCancer Council of VictoriaCarnivaleCathy Gallagher PublicationCentacareCentral Area Health ServiceCentre for Family HealthMidwiferyCentrelinkChallis DesignChristella DemetriouClemengerConsumer Credit Legal CentreCorriere Della SeraCTM TilesCuisine of VietnamDept of Ageing Disability &Home CareDept of Education & TrainingDept of Education ScienceTrainingDept of Environment &HeritageDept of Fair Trading (NSW)Dept of Family & CommunityServicesDept of Gaming & RacingDept of Health & AgeingDept of Immigration,Multicultural & IndigenousAffairsDept of State & RegionalDevelopmentDept of the Prime Minister &CabinetDewey & HortonDiamond Mines AustraliaPty LtdDigiPlusEasy SchoolElena Popa VostovEPAEthnic CommunicationsGarry Emery DesignGirl Guides AssociationGood Health PharmacyGraduate Institute of FurtherEducationGreat SouthernCommunicationsGreg WatersGulf AirHealth Insurance CommissionHolmsglen Institute of TAFEICACImagination EntertainmentIndependent & GeneralIndia Trade CentreInsuranceLineIPOH Music Pty LtdJ Walter ThompsonJennifer WatersJumbuck EntertainmentKangan Batman TAFEKestrel Media CompanyKienfat TradingKorpcomL&T TradingLauren WilliamsLazikoLBFLeba Ethnic MediaLOTE MarketingM&C SaatchiMaranatha MissionMasintelMasterton HomesMcClure Multi MediaMcPherson PromotionsMeals on WheelsMedia FactoryMelbourne Chinese ChoirMerck Sharp & DohmeMG DistributionMineral Deposits LimitedMonash UniversityMoneyGramMonkey BoxMrs Ljiljana RisticMulticultural DisabilityAdvocacy Ass’n of NSWMulticultural Marketing &ManagementMuseum Board of VictoriaMuslim Women AssociationNational Australia BankNational Gallery of VictoriaNational Mutual LifeAssociation of AustraliaNemesis International TravelAgencyNhan QuyenNikola StojadinovicNikola Velcic & AssociatesNine LanternsNSW AMESNSW Multicultural HealthCommunicationNSW TourismOasis Griffiths CoffeeO’Keefe CommunicationsOptimedia AustraliaOrbis ExpressOriental MerchantPalace CinemasPan Urban CorporationPasminco LimitedPatrick HarfordPendle Hill TravelPipeworks Fun MarketPowerhouse MuseumPremier’s Dept CommunityDrug Education NSWPriyadarshiniProtea TextwarePuma PressPurity Rainwater TanksRecoiless TechnologiesInternationalRichmond Asian BusinessAssociationRisk SoundRoads & Traffic Authorityof NSWRowland ProductionsRoyal Agricultural SocietyRoyal Automobile Clubof VictoriaS+S Grand VideoSaatchi & SaatchiSite One Batman’s Hill Pty LtdSong Zu SydneySouth Western Sydney AreaHealth ServiceSt Gobain AbrasivesStandard & Poor’sState Electoral Office of NSWState Library of VictoriaState Trustees LimitedStream SolutionsSydney Film FestivalSydney Harbour ForeshoreAuthoritySydney Olympic ParkAuthoritySydney UnitedSydney WaterTACTAFE NSWTaylor & Scott PartnershipTerry Harris (Due Voci)The Age / EpicureThe Quang Pty LtdThomson Learning AustraliaUniversal McCannVee Kay CompanyVicRoadsViet LuanVietnamese WeeklyReal EstateVillari & Co SolicitorsVisual JazzWA HealthWernand Pty LtdWestern UnionWhybin TBWAWiedemann TravelWindow Productions Pty LtdWindsor Smith Pty LtdWizard Home LoansWorkcover AuthorityWorld Serbian VoiceNewspaperZepter InternationalZsaina
APPENDIX 13Community Advisory Commitee Membership137CHAIR: Ms Ayse Alpandinar – (Vic) Born in Turkey, MsAlpandinar has a Bachelor of Arts, Diploma in Education, andDiploma in TESOL. She currently runs her own business inthe design and manufacture of table runners. She is activelyinvolved in the arts and cultural organisations of the TurkishCommunity.Mr Allen Madden – (NSW) Mr Madden is a direct descendentof the Gadigal clan of Eora Land, Sydney. He is the Sites andCultural Education Officer of the Metropolitan Local AboriginalLand Council and has had a long career in Indigenous services,including Welfare Officer for the Aboriginal Children’s Services,Field Officer for Aboriginal Legal Services, Employment OfficerNCAP Aboriginal Dance Theatre, and Field Officer for AboriginalMedical Services.Mr Russell Raymond OAM – (WA) Born in Sri Lanka, MrRaymond is a senior journalist in Perth. He is secretary ofthe Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia(FECCA nominee), president of the Multicultural Services Centreof WA and actively involved with the Ethnic Communities’Council of WA, the WA Sri Lanka Association and other welfareorganisations.Ms Maria Papagrigoriou – (NSW) Born in Australia to Greekmigrant parents, Ms Papagrigoriou has a Bachelor of Arts /Social Work. She is an advocate for people with disabilities inrural NSW. Ms Papagrigoriou is also actively involved in her localcommunity as secretary of the Canterbury Bankstown MigrantResource Centre Management Committee.Ms Natalie Stansfield – (South Australia) Born in South Australiaof Chilean background, Natalie runs an Adelaide culturalevents and promotions business with a Latin America focus.She is also the organiser of the TROPICANA music and dancefestival in Adelaide. Natalie has worked in both the multiculturalarts and youth sectors as a project officer and an advocateon NESB youth issues. She is also actively involved amongSouth Australia’s Spanish-speaking communities and hasorganised various humanitarian events in aid of South Americancommunities.Mr John Payne – (NSW) Australian born Mr Payne is arecently retired high school deputy principal. He has taught inschools in rural NSW, Britain and Canada. His interests includemulticulturalism, Indigenous issues, broadcasting, sports andcreative and performing arts. As Chairman of the SBS forBathurst Committee he was instrumental in bringing self-helpSBS Television and SBS Radio to his community.Dr Joseph Ting – (QLD) A Malaysia-born consultant emergencyphysician of Chinese extraction, Dr Ting is involved in theclinical training of junior doctors, trainee specialists andmedical students. He has a strong commitment to public andmulticultural broadcasting as well as the maintenance of literaryand ethical standards within the print and web-based media.Dr Ting has worked as a ship’s physician in Antarctica and NewZealand. His other interests include public and internationalhealth advocacy, the arts, wilderness medicine and theenvironment.Ms Armita Araghi – (VIC) Born in Iran and a citizen of Germany(1982-1993), Ms Araghi has a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts(Languages and Linguistics/Painting and Sculpture), and worksas an associate lawyer in a Melbourne law firm. Ms Araghi hasongoing personal and professional involvement with ethnic andIndigenous communities. She has tutored in law and languagesat the Melbourne University Koori Student Centre, and works inpro-bono legal programs with migration applicants.Mr Paulo Vieira – (QLD) Born in Zimbabwe of Maltese–Egyptian–Portuguese parentage, Mr Vieira is Director of Studiesat the Central Queensland University Language Centre inRockhampton. A graduate in Political Science, Mr Vieira hasheld several political advisory positions, the last as Senior PolicyAdviser to the NSW Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairsunder the Fahey government.Mr Ahmed Warsame – (VIC) He was a former President ofSomali Community Inc of Victoria (2000–2003). He is currentlythe Finance Officer for Robinvale Murray River Co-operativeLtd. Ahmed is a member of Board of Directors for MuslimCommunity Cooperative of Australia (MCCA), and also amember (ASA) of CPA Australia. Ahmed has extensive academicqualifications including MBA from California State University,Master of Education from the University of Melbourne and BSCfrom the Somali National University. Ahmed is interested in theissue of multiculturalism in Australia and the role of the media inthat aspect. He was one of the Somali researchers in the SBSLiving Diversity Project.Mrs Beryl Mulder – (Northern Territory) She is the Vice Presidentand Immediate Past President of the Multicultural Council ofthe Northern Territory. She was born in the Netherlands, livedin Surinam and Zambia, and immigrated to Australia in 1982.Beryl has worked in Multicultural Affairs for over 20 years. Berylcompleted a Bachelor degree in the Social Sciences as amature age student and has a special interest in access andequity, advocacy, anti racism, reconciliation and immigrantwomen’s issues. Beryl works in numerous volunteer capacitieswith immigrants and refugees from non English speakingbackgrounds in the Northern Territory.Mr John Payne, Ms Natalie Stansfield and Mrs Beryl Mulderjoined the Committee in 2003–2004.
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2003 - 2004ANNUALREPORTcelebrating
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iCONTENTSOverview and Vision Statem
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iiiCHAIRMAN’S LETTER TO THE MINIS
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3character changes with Pauly and B
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5Australian Programs Commissionedby
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13INSIGHT FORUMS continued...Home f
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TRAVELLING LIGHT15
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17SBS ATTENDANCE AT FILM FESTIVALS
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19Weekly Reach by Key DemographicsS
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LA SPAGNOLA21
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23Four languages - Malay, Somali, A
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25News and World ViewEvery language
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27• The Mandarin language program
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29AUDIENCE RESEARCHAWARDSSBS Radio
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BOOK OF BUTTERFLIES31
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33Traffic to the SBS website has in
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35TELEVISION AND RADIOwww.sbs.com.a
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39The complete SBS merchandise cata
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THE MARY G SHOW41
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43Home Video SalesSBS Program Sales
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FLOODHOUSE49
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51SBS ended the financial yearwith
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53Audit and Finance CommitteeThe SB
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63INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATIONSBS ma
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65For the first time, two regular p
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69In 2003-04, bulletins were added
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71In 2003-04, the budget for Austra
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THE TRACKER73
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