Australia's changing languages shape new SBS review - Niufala riviu long SBS blong luksave hao ol lanwis blong Ostrelia i stap jenj

SBS is reviewing its language services and is inviting the Australian community to a public consultation that runs till November 13. Since SBS Radio was launched in 1975, the range of services has expanded from eight to more than 60 languages — but the composition of the Australian population and media usage are also changing. For many immigrant families, the programs are much more than news: they combine language, culture and personal memories. - SBS i stap mekem wan riviu long ol lanwis sevis mo oli stap askem from ol komuniti long Ostrelia blong kivim tingting blong olgeta long saed blong hem long naoia kasem namba 13 Novemba. Afta long taem we SBS i bin stat long 1975, ol sevis ia i bin kro, oli bin stat wetem eit lanwis be naoia bitim 60 lanwis i stap. Be tu, huia i stap long Ostrelia naoia mo hao oli save yusum media i stap jenj. Blong fulap famli blong ol maikran ol program ia i no jas blong luksave ol nius nomo: oli karem lanwis, kalja mo impotan samting blong tingting blong olgeta.

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