Turkish
Summary: The Turkish Program was one of the first seven language programs on SBS, which began broadcasting with six other language groups in 1975. The program presents news and current affairs from Australia, Turkey and the world, and broadcasts various other programs which relate to the Turkish-speaking community. The program, which airs one hour daily, is informative, educational and entertaining and includes interviews with community members and prominent people from Australia, Turkey and the world, as well as covering cultural, sport and arts events. SBS is a unique government owned media institution which broadcasts in 68 languages.
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SBS TV Highlights of the following days' programs.
We have obtained the latest news and current affairs from Cyprus by SBS Radio Turkish Program's correspondent Mr Hasan Hastürer.
We had a lengthy live telephone interview with Ass Prof Barış Doster in our program, who was invited for a conference by Atatürk Cultural Centre of Australia, located in Sydney.
We interviewed with Mr Seyit Mehmet Apak, Consul General of the Republic of Turkey, who was newly appointed to Melbourne.
Information on some of the Non-Turkish Victoria Council Election candidates.
Latest sport news from Turkey, Australia and the World.
The Greater Eid, is an important 3-day religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide.
Why is Australia the most successful country on multiculturalism in the world? While German PM has declared that the multiculturalism was failed in Germany, what are they behind the Australian success story? We are comparing multiculturalism a...
"Kurban Bayram Festivals" are going to be organised in Melbourne and Sydney again. We've obtained information on the 2012 Festivals from Mr Kerim Buğday, President of the Youth Group of the "Australia Milli Görüş Teşkilatları" in Melbourne a...
Latest sport news from Turkey, Australia and the World
A closer look at the Australian politics with Levent Efe
Interview with Mr Esat Yapıcı who is cleric of Sunshine Camii in Melbourne, about the Greater Eid.
A Greek and Turkish background two friends from Melbourne find each other 40 years later.
Journalist Rusen Cakir talks about latest developments in Turkish politics
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