Christian Froelicher

SBS Radio will broadcast all 64 matches of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, live and free. Matches from Russia will be broadcast in up to three languages; English and the languages of the teams competing, including German.

Discrimination is often driven by unconscious bias. With this in mind, SBS commissioned research on the first five years of the new migrant experience in Australia. The results are out now - and they might surprise you.

Are free-roaming chicken happier than caged chicken? Or should we avoid eating their eggs altogether, let alone milk products and meat? In a bid to shed some light on a controversial topic, we asked four vocal guests from Melbourne, Sydney and Munich to share their thoughts.

More than 250 languages are spoken at home in Australia and German is one of them. According to the latest census, it is spoken at home by approx. 80,000 people - and this interactive map shows in which electorates they live!

One of the first women to drive a car in protest in Saudi Arabia, Manal al-Sharif, is too scared to visit her homeland, after allegedly receiving several death threats from abroad and from within Australia.

A larger-than-life figure for most of his adult life, former SBS football broadcaster Les Murray has now been immortalised just that way at his former school, Illawarra Sports High on the New South Wales south coast.

A German court has made a legal ruling on what constitutes a complete breakfast. It decreed that it must be more than a simple hot drink and plain bread roll.

In 2003, two Sydney-based foreign students, Tony Tan and Chow Lyang Tay, were found dead. Ram Tiwary, the students’ flatmate, was charged and imprisoned for eight years. In 2012, he was acquitted of murder by the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal. The case remains unresolved until today. This feature…

SBS’s interactive animation My Grandmother’s Lingo has been awarded with a 2017 Webby Award for Best Use of Interactive Video. The project, which also won a Walkley Award for Multimedia Storytelling in 2016, tells the personal story of Angelina Joshua, a young Aboriginal woman determined to…

For 50,000 years, Australia’s First Peoples have traveled long distances using star maps in the night sky. But how do these Aboriginal dreaming tracks work, and why do we call their oral transmission, “songlines”?