SBS launched the multilingual Australian Census Explorer last month to enable Australians to better understand how the country’s population has diversified in recent years.

The National Assembly approved the first reading of the bill which would end the licence fee and instead fund it through VAT.

When the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano exploded earlier this year, RNZ Pacific reverted to shortwave to reach the isolated island nation. 

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Our two-day virtual disinformation and media literacy workshop for Caribbean media workers has successfully concluded.

The government of Latvia recently signed a content-sharing agreement between public and commercial or private media, free of charge.

Authorities must investigate after multiple journalists have been attacked and assaulted during protests and demonstrations in Sri Lanka.

New research assesses how policy makers and legislators are looking to rebalance the power dynamic between big tech and news providers.

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The UK’s House of Lords has suggested replacing the licence fee with a household levy which would not be dependent on owning a television.

SVT has pioneered award-winning coverage of women’s sport and is aiming to become one of the first sports journalism gender-equal workforces.