German

Remy Favre is President of the Groupe Romand, an association representing the French speaking Swiss in Victoria. He tells us why he came to Australia in 1982, swapping a happy life in an Alpine village for the hustle and bustle of Melbourne.

Silvio Rivier has been at SBS since the early days. He has been presenting programs for SBS TV since 1981. Starting with the news, and the Movie Show, he has been presenting the daily series Global Village since 1998. But Silvio Rivier also has ot...

This week´s highlights with comedian CJ Delling and Oliver Heuthe: purple rain, smart kids and "Geradimir Depardinski".

What does the big fire which haunts the South Coast of NSW mean for the inhabitants? Trudi Latour speaks to Debby Simpson, the manager of the Inasmuch Retirement Home in Sussex Inlet, who had to evacuate over 90 inhabitants to the RSL club on Tues...

For one week, Tasmania has seen the worst bush fires in years. More than 100 houses were destroyed yet no one died. A miracle, as Niels Büngen reports.

Lotte Betts-Dean is a 22 year old opera singer who grew up in Berlin but now calls Melbourne home. Niels Büngen visits one of her performances at a winery on the Mornington Peninsula.    

Some call it a whacky hobby, but for Walter Hänel, like millions around the world, it's a passion he cannot go without: Citizens Band Radio. We spoke to the retired German migrant from Western Australia.

Nino is a German backpacker from Münster, in North Rhine-Westphalia. He's been toughing it out in a Mildura vineyard, 500 kilometres from Melbourne, under the hot desert sun. But how does he cope with Australia's record heat wave?

Every year, the German version of "I'm a celebrity get me out of here" sends prominent characters from film, tv and music to a camp in Queensland.

40 °C during the days is not easy to deal with, but what about similar temperatures at night. What if the cool change never comes?

Do you want to be king or queen for one day? Then listen, how Adrian and Cora make a wonderful dress fit for a queen and a lustrous crown fit for a king.

This week´s highlights with CJ Delling: the world welcomes the New Year, the US-household on the edge and German guard dog stolen.

Easy money or hard work? Backpackers in Australia even take on jobs such as miner or brick layer to earn some extra cash.

Jochen is a Search and Rescue Dog in Melbourne. He was deployed after the Black Saturday Fires near Kinglake in 2011, and was on standby for the nuclear disaster in Japan and the Christchurch earthquake. We met him and his owner Elke Effler.

The German author Barbara Bierach´s view that women have the means to, but not actually want to have a career adds to the current feminism debate in Australia.