AnnuAl REPORT 2011-2012 - Sbs

APPENDIX 10 (CONTINuED)
136 SBS
analogue analogue/digiTal
LANguAgE PROgRAM NATIONAL MELBOuRNE 2 SYDNEY 3
Polish 4 8 7
Portuguese 2 4 4
Punjabi 1 1 1
Romanian 1 2 1
Russian 3 5 5
Samoan 0 1 1
Serbian 2 5 5
Sinhalese 1 1 1
Slovak 1 1 1
Slovenian 1 2 2
Somali 1 1 1
Spanish 4 10 10
Swedish 1 1 1
Tamil 1 1 1
Thai 1 2 2
Tongan 1 1 2
Turkish 2 7 7
ukrainian 1 3 3
urdu 1 1 1
Vietnamese 7 14 14
Yiddish 1 2 2
LOTE 4 102 (81%) 211 (84%) 211 (84%)
Aboriginal – Living Black 2 3 3
African 1 1 1
Estonian 1 1 1
Lithuanian 1 1 1
Norwegian 0 1 1
World News Australia 10 15 15
Total English 5 15 (12%) 22 (9%) 22 (9%)
Malay 1 1 1
Maori 0 1 1
PopAsia 8 15 15
Total No Dialogue 6 9 (7%) 17 (7%) 17 (7%)
Total Hours 126 (100%) 250 (100%) 250 (100%)
1 6am-midnight; excluding non-SBS produced programs (overnight schedule).
2 Analogue: 1224 AM and 93.1 FM. Digital – available in Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth: SBS One – Melbourne AM services;
SBS Two – Melbourne FM services.
3 Analogue: Sydney 1107 AM and 99.7 FM; Canberra 1440 AM and 105.5 FM; Wollongong 1485 AM and 1035 AM. Digital – available
in Sydney and Brisbane (and Canberra – trial): SBS One – Sydney AM services; SBS Two – Sydney FM services.
4 Does not include the Aboriginal (Living Black) and African programs, which are broadcast in English; and the programs currently in
recess – see note 5.
5 Includes: the Aboriginal (Living Black) and African language programs which are broadcast in English; World News Australia (WNA).
Also includes programs in recess broadcasting English language content: Estonian and Lithuanian (WNA on SBS Radio 2 and 4; and
BBC on the National Radio Network); Norwegian (BBC services).
6 Includes: PopAsia; and the Malay and Maori language programs which are currently in recess and broadcasting music only.