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New Chairperson appointed to the SBS Board

Dr Nicholas Pappas AM has been appointed Chairperson of the SBS board for a five-year term.

He brings experience and a diverse skillset to the role, as a current non-executive Director on the SBS Board and through senior roles in commercial law, corporate governance and community leadership.

Dr Pappas has been a long-term advocate for multicultural Australia and has a strong record of community and cultural engagement, recognised in 2013 with his appointment to the General Division of the Order of Australia for his services to the arts, rugby league and the Greek Australian community.

The appointment was recommended by the independent Nomination Panel as part of a merit-based appointment process for the ABC and SBS Boards.

A merit-based selection process to appoint the non-executive Director vacancy created by Dr Pappas’ appointment will begin shortly.

Quotes attributable to Minister for Communications, Anika Wells:

“Dr Pappas is a natural fit at the SBS, bringing an impressive array of senior leadership experience across the legal, financial, sports and cultural sectors.

“This appointment provides continuity to the SBS as it continues its important work in fostering quality, multicultural content that speaks to our diverse communities.

"I would like to thank George Savvides for his invaluable service as Chairperson and acknowledge Christine Zeitz for her important and ongoing contribution to the SBS.”

SBS statement

The SBS Board and Executive have welcomed the appointment of Dr Nicholas Pappas AM as Chair of the SBS Board, following the announcement today by the Minister for Communications and Sport, The Hon Anika Wells MP. Dr Pappas AM has served as a Non-Executive Director of the SBS Board since December 2024.

Dr Pappas is a Non-Executive Director and lawyer serving on a number of Boards, including as Chair of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, as President Emeritus of The Hellenic Initiative Australia, and as a Non-Executive Director of the Steve Waugh Foundation, Australia, and Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum. His previous roles include serving as former President and Board member of the Powerhouse Museum, and Chair of the Bank of Sydney.

SBS also wishes to recognise and thank Deputy Chair Christine Zeitz for her service and commitment as Acting Chair since July 2025.

Dr Pappas’ appointment commenced on 5 March 2026. The SBS Board of Directors consists of Chair Dr Nicholas Pappas AM, Deputy Chair Christine Zeitz, and Non-Executive Directors Vic Alhadeff OAM, Aaron Fa’Aoso, Dr Andrew Lu AM, Katrina Rathie, Cassandra Wilkinson OAM, and SBS Acting Managing Director, Jane Palfreyman.

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New campaign from NAATI and SBS CulturalConnnect highlights how ‘we all deserve to be understood’

A new TV campaign by NAATI, the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters, is seeking to champion the power of being understood in a new brand campaign, “We All Deserve to Be Understood”.

The campaign was developed in partnership with SBS CulturalConnect and SBS In Language Services to help reposition NAATI certification from purely an administrative credential into something far more human – a safeguard for life’s most critical conversations.

The new ad highlights the important everyday conversations where NAATI representatives are often involved – from hospital consultations to classrooms and community services. The work brings emotional weight to moments where accuracy, confidentiality and professionalism are non-negotiable.

Built in close collaboration, SBS CulturalConnect and the SBS In-Language team led the end-to-end strategy, creative and production — embedding language selection, audience targeting and cultural nuance into the idea from day one. The result is a campaign engineered to reach communities who speak limited or no English, alongside carers and frontline professionals, in the environments they trust.

Lee Yacoumis, Strategic Engagement Manager at NAATI, said the campaign reflects a stronger focus on the public value of certification.

“This campaign is about strengthening awareness of why NAATI-certified interpreters are an essential part of the healthcare team, not optional. We wanted to ensure organisations and individuals actively seek certified practitioners in high-stakes situations,” said Yacoumis.

“This campaign marks a turning point in how we articulate the purpose and public value of NAATI certification.”

Delivered across 12 languages, the campaign runs across SBS television, radio and digital, supported by a targeted out-of-home rollout and dedicated community resources on NAATI’s website.

“By developing the strategy, creative and media together, we delivered a campaign that was both beautifully executed and reached the audiences it was designed for. For diverse communities, cultural nuance isn’t an add-on — it’s where effective communication begins,” said Nadia Bekarian, National Manager SBS In Language Services.

The campaign demonstrates how culturally intelligent strategy and fully integrated media can move beyond awareness to drive meaningful public impact in multicultural Australia.

Commenting on the strategy underlying the campaign Angus Gordon Head of Creative at SBS CulturalConnect said: “We avoided dramatics and instead focused on quiet, authentic moments that will resonate with the target audiences. When the work feels honest, the message lands with far more power.”

Campaign Credits

Client: NAATI
Strategic Engagement Manager: Lee Yacoumis
Marketing and Communications Officer: Trang Do
Digital Communications Officer: Martha Arifin

Creative & Production Company: CulturalConnect, SBS Media
Writer: Angus Gordon

Director: Angus Gordon
Director of Photography: Gregoire Liere
Executive Producer: Natalie Herenda
Producer: Clancy Hiscox
Line Producer: Rachel Lane
Editor: Desmond Hoo
Art Director: Emily Fernandez
Audio Production & Music Supervision: Mighty Sound

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An email sent out on Tuesday evening by SBS Acting Managing Director Jane Palfreyman, and obtained by this masthead, has confirmed that SBS will no longer have the funds to expand into western Sydney.

A spokesperson for Communications Minister Anika Wells confirmed the announcement. “The government will not be providing additional funding for the expansion proposed by SBS at this time,” they said.

“We will continue to support the important work of the SBS now and into the future.”

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Surprise, surprise, was always a complete waste of time and money to start with.

Now if ABC reversed the joke that is Parramatta.

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The idea is completely unnecessary.

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Swap the facilities. ABC would be much closer to its audience at the SBS base, and vice versa. :rofl:

Just merge them. It’s as inevitable as Western Sydney getting flooded.

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Just noticed that SBS homepage had a facelift recently.

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Always a very indulgent project. They should have gone in with the ABC to Parramatta. How much money did they waste on this, while their news service plods along with zero innovation or investment, SBS on demand app lags the functionality of other apps and their commissioning gets duller and duller each year.

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More reactions on the dumping of Western Sydney production hub proposal.

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Clarification from SBS regarding Western Sydney expansion

From an SBS spokesperson:

SBS wishes to clarify some media coverage relating to the Government’s decision not to provide additional funding for the proposed expansion of SBS’s production facilities to Western Sydney at this time:

  1. The decision not to proceed with funding for the proposed SBS expansion to Western Sydney is a decision of the Federal Government.

SBS has worked constructively for almost four years to support the Government’s initiative of a new physical SBS presence in Western Sydney.

We have done this consistently through the original feasibility study and more recently in developing a detailed business case for a production hub and talent incubator, including running a competitive tender for a site.

SBS delivered the detailed business case in line with Government requirements, including maintaining strict confidentiality around the proposed site while the proposal was under Government consideration.

  1. Reference has been made in media reporting to a project cost of $181 million and a proposed project site of Blacktown.

The project cost of $181 million reflects the highest-cost option over a four-year period. SBS also provided lower-cost options, enabling different levels of investment in content, jobs, skills development, education outreach and industry growth.

Across all options, most of the funding was directed to producing thousands of hours of new Australian audio and screen content, local jobs, training opportunities and community-based activity in Western Sydney, in line with the Government’s announcement of plans for the new hub.

The delivery of capital infrastructure (including bespoke TV, audio studios and training spaces) represented less than half of total costs in every option, and approximately one third of the $181 million figure referenced in reporting.

This higher figure included the production of a new drama series on location in Western Sydney, bringing local voices to national audiences while generating significant jobs and supply chain economic activity through on-location filming.

  1. SBS strongly supported this project and was ready to deliver it, subject to funding. We are disappointed that funding will not be provided at this time due to the current fiscal environment. But as always, we remain deeply committed to Western Sydney communities and will continue telling their stories across our news, audio and screen services and working with communities to celebrate significant cultural moments, as we have for more than 50 years.
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SBS names shortlisted brands for 2026 SBS Media Sustainability Challenge

National broadcaster also releases its second annual Sustainability Report to coincide with Earth Day

Four brands have been shortlisted for the 2026 SBS Media Sustainability Challenge – Australian Museum, Mobile Muster, Recycle All, and Vehicle Emissions Star Ratings will now proceed to formal pitching before a winner is decided.

Now in its second year, the SBS Media Sustainability Challenge is an initiative offering brands and agencies $500,000 in free advertising inventory for the best TV creative normalising sustainable behaviour and highlighting better environmental consumer practices.

The winning ad will also receive consulting services through Sustainable Screens Australia to help ensure it meets best practice for sustainable production.

The shortlisted brands including their creative agencies are:

  • Enigma with their entry for Mobile Muster
  • Focus Creative with their entry for Vehicle Emissions Star Rating
  • Howatson + Company with their entries for Australian Museum
  • Sandbox Media with their entry for Recycle All

A judging panel of industry experts whittled down the contenders from across Australia, traversing several different industries.

“We want to congratulate our shortlisted brands – as with last year we were impressed with the level of creativity and consideration put into their submissions and how they showcased how their brand or product is normalising sustainable consumer behaviours,” said Kate Young, National Manager CulturalConnect at SBS and part of the five-member jury.

The judging jury is made up of: Adam Liaw, host of The Cook Up with Adam Liaw and Co-Chair of Sustainable Screens Australia; Arum Nixon, Australia Chapter Lead at Ad Net Zero; Abigail Thomas, Head of Sustainability at SBS; Kate Young, National Manager, SBS CulturalConnect; and Angus Gordon, Head of Creative & Production Services, SBS CulturalConnect.

In 2026, the challenge has been updated to ask brands to focus on one of three areas:

  • NATURE – How your brand protects and restores the natural environment.
  • CARBON – How your brand reduces carbon emissions.
  • WASTE – How your brand minimises waste through sustainable practices or innovations.

“We were so impressed with how this year’s entrants adapted their entries to meet the new criteria and address the areas of nature, carbon and waste. It is a clear demonstration of how brands are thinking about these topics in their business practices and ensuring they are communicating this to consumers,” said Young.

The winner will be announced later in the year.

The national broadcaster also used April 22 – which is Earth Day – to launch its second annual Sustainability Report. Commenting on the release of the 2026 Sustainability Report, Abigail Thomas, Head of Sustainability at SBS, said: “This is the second year where we have released a detailed Sustainability Report which explains our sustainability journey, outlines our progress towards our ambitious Net Zero target, and also captures our early work on a Nature and Biodiversity strategy for SBS.”

The Sustainability Report includes validation approval from the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) – the global standards body on science-aligned net zero targets – on its updated near-term emissions reduction target. This ensures SBS’s decarbonisation approach remains aligned to the latest science.

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Weekly: How Australia’s SBS is marrying ‘commercial & charter’ demands

With a charter to provide multilingual and multicultural broadcasting to inform, educate and entertain all Australians, SBS has to strike a tricky balance between entertainment and importance - a common challenge for public broadcasters the world over.

During Screen Forever, Broadcast Intelligence sat down with SBS’s head of unscripted and head of scripted to gain an insight into how Australia’s second public service broadcaster operates.

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SBS is set to receive $367 million total from government funding for the upcoming financial year (up from $359m). This consists of $359 million base funding allocation, plus an additional $8 million in targeted measures and indexation adjustments. SBS is expected to supplement it with approx. $154 million in external revenue from advertising and other sources for a total budget of approximately $513 million.

$3 million is allocated over three years to extend its Examine podcast series.

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SBS Board appoints Jane Palfreyman Managing Director

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The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Jane Palfreyman as Managing Director of SBS for a five-year term, effective 12 May 2026.

Ms Palfreyman has served as Acting Managing Director since 28 August 2025, and her appointment by the Board follows a rigorous and competitive search process that drew an outstanding field of candidates.

Ms Palfreyman brings more than 25 years’ media experience, including 14 years at SBS. She has held senior executive roles spanning commercial strategy, marketing, organisational transformation and audience engagement. As Chief Marketing & Commercial Officer from September 2023 to August 2025, she was instrumental in strengthening SBS’s commercial performance and deepening audience engagement, all in service of SBS’s Charter and its role in reflecting and connecting a diverse, contemporary Australia.

SBS Chair Dr Nicholas Pappas AM said Ms Palfreyman’s appointment reflects the Board’s confidence in her leadership, judgement and deep understanding of SBS.

“Ms Palfreyman is an experienced and principled leader who is deeply committed to SBS’s
purpose and the role we play in fostering inclusion and community cohesion at a time when
this has never been more important.

“Jane brings a genuine belief in the role of trusted public media, combined with strong commercial acumen, and a clear understanding of what makes SBS distinctive. She has consistently demonstrated how disciplined leadership and a focused strategy deliver impact and long-term sustainability.

“Amid significant change across the media sector, SBS must continue to innovate while staying
true to our Charter. The Board has great confidence that Jane will continue to lead SBS with
clarity and purpose – driving commercial growth, delivering engaging content in over 60
languages, and ensuring the organisation remains trusted and relevant to all Australians.

“We are delighted Jane will lead SBS into its next chapter.”

On her appointment, Ms Palfreyman said she was honoured to lead the organisation at an
important moment in its history.

“It’s a privilege to be appointed Managing Director of SBS and I’m grateful for the Board’s
confidence. I care deeply about SBS, its purpose and the role it plays in Australia’s pluralistic
society, particularly at a time when our community is navigating growing pressures and the
media environment is increasingly complex.

“SBS exists to help Australians better understand one another and the world around them. As
the needs of audiences continue to change, my focus is on strengthening the organisation for
the long term, accelerating our digital growth and deepening our connection with all Australians, including multilingual and First Nations communities.

“I look forward to working with our teams, partners and communities to ensure SBS remains a
bold, trusted and inclusive broadcaster for contemporary Australia.”

SBS will begin recruitment immediately for the roles of Director of Media Sales/Chief
Commercial Officer (here) and Director of Marketing & Audiences (here). The roles will be open
to both internal and external applicants, with more information available via the relevant links.

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Transforming bold ideas into market-ready productions: Digital Originals returns

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SBS, NITV and Screen Australia have announced the return of Digital Originals, a leading initiative for emerging creatives in Australia, with applications now open for its seventh edition.

With new titles such as Homebodies recently premiering and receiving critical acclaim here and abroad, Digital Originals continues to demonstrate its role as a platform for fresh Australian storytelling and emerging creative talent.

Designed and delivered in partnership with Screen Australia to uncover original and compelling stories for SBS and NITV, the initiative provides a structured pathway into the screen industry, equipping emerging creators with skills, industry connections and resources to develop bold ideas into audience-ready, short-form scripted series.

Five teams from the 2025 cohort (Digital Originals 6) have moved through to the next phase of the initiative and have been selected to receive development funding for their projects.

SBS Head of Scripted, Nakul Legha said, “Digital Originals has established itself as a proven pathway for underrepresented voices to tell distinctive, award-winning stories. This initiative goes to the heart of SBS’s purpose – to reflect the diversity of contemporary Australia and provide a sustainable pipeline for new voices.

“At a time when it’s harder than ever to break through, we’re immensely proud of its continued success and I congratulate the talented 2025 Digital Original teams whose projects have received development funding. I can’t wait to see the next generation of storytellers step forward with their stories.”

NITV Head of Indigenous Commissioning and Production, Dena Curtis said, “Digital Originals is an important pathway for First Nations practitioners to break into the industry, providing the tools and mentorship to create powerful scripted series that amplify Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives.

“It’s exciting to see two strong First Nations projects from the 2025 cohort move into development, and I look forward to following their progress as they continue to craft these innovative and entertaining narratives.”

Screen Australia Director of Narrative Content, Louise Gough said, “For more than half a decade, Digital Originals has played a vital role in supporting the next generation of screen creatives, offering tangible pathways towards sustainable careers and creating incredible stories for Australian audiences. The five teams who have received development funding showcase the culturally resonant and singular perspectives that have come to define Digital Original projects and teams. I’m excited to see them take this next step to continue to grow their creative vision and bring their unique stories to Australian audiences.”

The five projects from 2025 (Digital Originals 6) include:

  • Bump Into You : After a steamy encounter with Deaf British traveller Frankie, hard of hearing James begins to explore a romantic connection that challenges his identity and family expectations.
    Team: Nathan Borg, Sam Martin, Scarlett Koehne and Jessica Smith.
  • Good Boy: A lonely romantic falls in love with a man in prison. When she copycats a crime to prove his innocence, her fantasy life tips into a criminal reality.
    Team: Rebecca Metcalf, Anu Hasbold.
  • Rogue One: Community policing meets chaos in the Top End where justice is murky, youth are smarter than the cops, and the local BBQ holds more intel than HQ.
    Team: Mema Munro, Cian McCue, Rebecca Parker.
  • Musket : When Levi dumps a stolen colonial-era musket into Jack’s ute, the two Koori best mates are forced into a tense and absurd overnight mission to return it – navigating rowdy classmates, a bitter wannabe-rapper and the weight of a rural boys’ school that’s never truly seen them as equals.
    Team: Jack Steele, Bronte Gosper.
  • SCAMMERS: After retiree Denise Reynolds loses her life savings to a scam caller, she reluctantly teams up with her young aged-care worker Anika Luthra to scam the scammers back. But as Anika and Denise get closer to each other and the truth, they uncover a greater scam much closer to home.
    Team: Mehhma Malhi, Xavier Hazard, Paige Wharehinga.

Digital Originals has an impressive track record, with several projects earning national and international acclaim. Most recently, Homebodies (2026) was nominated for the Short Form competition at Series Mania, receiving a Special Mention from the jury. Previous successes include Moonbird (2025), shown in competition at Series Mania last year and nominated for a Rockie Award; Night Bloomers (2023), which won the 2024 Australian Writers’ Guild (AWG) Award for Best Web Series; and Appetite (2022), which premiered at the Canneseries TV Festival and was nominated for a Rose d’Or.

More than a talent initiative, Digital Originals is a proven pipeline into the industry, supporting new voices to build sustainable careers and connect with audiences. A number of alumni have progressed to key creative roles across SBS Original dramas and the wider sector, including Jub Clerc (Warm Props), who went on to direct Mystery Road: Origin Series 2, Mohini Herse (Appetite), who became set-up director for SBS Original Four Years Later; Latecomers producer Liam Heyen and director Madeleine Gottlieb, who reprised their roles for anthology series Erotic Stories; The Tailings director Stevie Cruz-Martin, who later directed award-winning series Safe Home; Homecoming Queens’ Corrie Chen and Michelle Law, and Robbie Hood director Dylan River; all of whom have created critically acclaimed projects.

The full collection of Digital Originals is available on SBS On Demand, with more projects set to premiere later this year.

More information about Digital Originals 7 and how to apply is available on the Screen Australia website here.

*Image caption (left – right, top to bottom): Nathan Borg (Bump Into You), Bronte Gosper (Musket), Rebecca Metcalf (Good Boy), Xavier Hazard (Scammers), Cian McCue (Rogue One), Mema Munro (Rogue One), Anu Hasbold (Good Boy), Paige Wharehinga (Scammers), Rebecca Parker (Rogue One), Jack Steele (Musket), Mehhma Malhi (Scammers), Sam Martin (Bump Into You).

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SBS appoints David Fernandez as National Manager, Digital & TV Sales

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SBS has appointed David Fernandez as National Manager, Digital & TV Sales, strengthening the broadcaster’s commercial leadership team ahead of a major phase of digital audience and advertising growth.

Following a comprehensive recruitment process, Fernandez was selected to lead SBS’s national digital and television sales portfolio.

Fernandez joins SBS from Cartology, part of the Woolworths Group, where he served as Head of Growth leading enterprise partnerships, commercial strategy and revenue acceleration across Australia’s largest retail media platform.

Prior to Cartology, Fernandez held senior commercial leadership roles at Meta, overseeing major agency and retail partnerships across ANZ and driving large-scale digital transformation initiatives. He brings more than 20 years’ experience across media, digital platforms, enterprise sales and commercial strategy.

Acting Director of Media Sales Lee Fifoot said Fernandez will play an important role in accelerating SBS’s media growth strategy.

“David joins SBS at a defining commercial moment for the network, as SBS prepares for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ — expected to be one of the biggest audience and advertising opportunities in Australian media this year,” Fifoot said.

“His experience leading high-performing commercial teams and building innovative, data-led partnerships across complex media environments will be invaluable. SBS continues to strengthen its market position and unlock new growth opportunities across our media portfolio.”

The role will see Fernandez lead SBS’s national TV and BVOD sales team. Fernandez said he was excited to join SBS and contribute to the next phase of growth for the broadcaster’s media sales business.

“SBS occupies a unique and increasingly valuable position in the Australian media landscape, combining audience growth, premium content, trusted news and a powerful representation of modern Australia that competitors can’t match.”

“With a slate that includes the FIFA World Cup 2026™, Alone Australia, SBS World News and the continued leadership of SBS On Demand — long recognised as a pioneer in BVOD — the opportunity for advertisers is incredibly compelling.

“The team has an outstanding reputation in market for creativity, partnership and integrity. I’m thrilled to be joining such an iconic brand and excited to help drive the next stage of growth for SBS Media.”

Fernandez’s appointment also marks a transition period for outgoing National Sales Manager, Keiran Beasley, who will continue supporting the business throughout the FIFA World 2026™ campaign and depart the business on 26 June 2026.

“Keiran has made an enormous contribution to SBS over more than 13 years and has played a significant role in shaping the success of our media sales business,” said Fifoot.

“On behalf of the entire SBS Media team, I want to sincerely thank Keiran for his dedication, leadership and friendship over many years, and we wish him every success for the future.”

Fernandez will commence in the role with SBS in coming months.

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Statement regarding 2026 National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award for the late Rhoda Roberts AO

SBS and NITV recognise the National NAIDOC Committee’s presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Award to Widjabul Wieybal woman from the Bundjalung Nation, Aunty Rhoda Roberts AO.

We congratulate the Roberts/Field family on this posthumous award honouring Rhoda’s profound and lasting impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the nation.

This award recognises Rhoda’s immense contribution across culture, theatre, arts, dance, media, journalism and public life in Australia. It celebrates her remarkable legacy which continues to inspire generations through the stories she championed, the voices she elevated, and the pathways she created for First Nations artists and communities.

SBS Director, First Nations, Tanya Denning-Orman, said: “Few people have shaped Australian culture as profoundly as Rhoda. She was deadly in so many ways – a visionary leader, trailblazer and tireless advocate for First Nations voices. She transformed Australia’s cultural landscape with courage, integrity and unwavering purpose. Her dedication to storytelling and truth-telling embodies what this NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award represents and we congratulate the Roberts/Field family on this prestigious honour.”

NITV’s collection of programming honouring the breadth of Rhoda’s work as one of Australia’s most influential leaders in the arts and creative sector – including her powerful orations as SBS’s Elder in Residence – are available on SBS On Demand here.

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Clarification: SBS’s position on definitions of antisemitism

Statement by Mandi Wicks, SBS Director of News and Current Affairs:

SBS wishes to clarify its position on definitions of antisemitism and its approach to assessing complaints alleging antisemitism.

SBS is an independent public broadcaster with a Charter focused on strengthening social cohesion, supported by robust editorial standards which are set out in the SBS Code of Practice. Careful consideration is given to the terminology and language used across SBS content, including in relation to any definitions of antisemitism.

SBS acknowledges there are diverse definitions of antisemitism and does not adopt, endorse or reject any one organisation’s definition – whether from governments, advocacy organisations or peak bodies. SBS’s role is to report on these issues in a balanced, factual and impartial way.

SBS’s editorial guidance presently reflects antisemitism in its broadest terms as prejudice or discrimination against Jewish people. The guidance includes a range of reference material, including the IHRA definition, providing context and reflecting the complexity of the issue.

Where definitions or claims of antisemitism are relevant to a story, SBS reports them, attributes them, and explains any differing views with context so audiences can make up their own minds. This approach is informed by SBS’s editorial independence and applies consistently across a range of terms and issues.

Complaints made to the SBS Ombudsman are assessed against the SBS Code of Practice. This includes SBS’s obligations relating to accuracy, impartiality and balance, and section 5.1 which states that SBS will “seek to counter attitudes of prejudice against any person or group” and will avoid content that clearly condones, tolerates, or encourages prejudice and discrimination, taking into account the context in which the material is presented.

These principles remain at the heart of SBS’s purpose and commitment to strengthening social cohesion. SBS remains dedicated to serving and representing Jewish Australian stories and perspectives across its platforms in a way that is respectful, accurate and inclusive.

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EDIT: SBS’s statement stems from this offensive video by content creator Lisa Jane Spencer, which mocked an episode of SBS current affairs show Insight.