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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Miner Bunyamin Anadol shows the way to the prospect mining workers
Weekend Stringer Report from Turkey by our Istanbul correspondent Ms Ahu Özyurt.
We've talked with Tanju Yenisey on the characteristics, preparation and the meaning of the award winning radio documentary, 'Has Multiculturalism Failed?'.
A member of the jury awarded the documentary 'Has Multiculturalism Failed?', Mr Gökmen Karadağ says, the program had lots of valuable points to be considered and awarded as the best radio of the year.
We have obtained the latest news and current affairs from Cyprus by SBS Radio Turkish Program's correspondent Mr Hasan Hastürer.
Latest sport news from Turkey, Australia and the World
Considered as the most prestigious awards in their fields, 'Journalists Association of Turkey Sedat Simavi Awards' winners were announced. The Award in Radio has been given to the SBS program, 'Has Multiculturalism Failed?', prepared by Tanju Yen...
The war on drugs has failed according to a new report calling for an international debate on the controversial topic of decriminalising drugs.
Interwieved with Turkish community members, festival director Ms Nalan Cebeci and The Republic of Turkey's Consul General Mr Seyit Apak about 'Melbourne Turkish Film Festival'.
Mr Sahismail Bedırhanoglu, member of the specially set committee on Kurdish issue talks about the latest developments on the issue in Turkey.
In response to the latest Turkish Government decision, Melbourne Alevi Community spokesperson Mr Nasuh Baldemir talks about being an Alevi and facing many forms of discrimination.
Dr Levent Efe talks about the latest Australian current affairs
A rival dawn service at Gallipoli on the 100th anniversary of the campaign, in 2015, is being planned by angry tour operators. Travel Agent Mr Burhan Falay tells why he is taking part of the plan.
A report showing Australian school children are performing poorly in key areas compared with their overseas counterparts has drawn attention to the way Australian schools are administered and funded.
Mr Burak Hasan, a 2008 Beijing Olympian on taekwondo is now a successful kıickboxer. We interviewed with Mr Hasan after another knockout result.
