SBS Expands Accessibility with Daily News Wraps for Diverse Audiences

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SBS Expands Accessibility with Daily News Wraps for Diverse Audiences

SBS has recently debuted a very informative series of daily SBS news podcasts. These podcasts reach millions of English learners and people with disabilities, increasing their access to the world around them. One of those is News in English. This short five-minute per day news wrap gets you caught up on all the important news you need to know in a digestible format. While this is the first series of its kind, this initiative marks another step in SBS’s long-standing commitment to inclusivity in media.

Along with “News in English,” SBS produces “On The Money,” a ten-minute finance and business news wrap. This podcast, hosted by SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves, delivers insights into the latest developments in the financial world, catering to listeners who seek to stay informed about economic trends and financial news.

We are creating these podcasts to make sure that information is approachable and exciting to audiences of all ages. SBS understands that the typical news-on-a-loop style can be intimidating. To better accommodate news consumption to busy schedules, they keep each episode super short.

Readers can subscribe to these podcasts very conveniently on their preferred podcatcher. This new convenience allows people to receive notifications about breaking news or what they’re interested in while they’re out and about. If you like to access things online directly, visit SBS’s brand new, one-stop website for all things Climate Smart Connect. Stream or download the most recent episodes today! The new site, located at sbs.com.au/news/listen, provides simple navigation and access to a wide range of news subjects.

SBS’s dedication to producing engaging, inclusive content goes hand-in-hand with its larger goal of helping create more informed communities. The nonprofit provides customized formats for both broad and hyperlocal news. This practice serves people who can’t or don’t want to interact with news media in a conventional way.

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