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The started fashion photography in the GDR, shot fantastic portraits and later, after the fall of the wall cofounded the photographic agency Ostkreuz in Berlin and worked for international magazines such as GEO. An exhibition, curated by herself s...

Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel are only three out of many fairytales, which were performed in the Fairy Park in Anakie - presented by the German Goethe Institute as part of the European Language Festival. Performers came fro...

Palliative Care Australia launched this week Palliative Care Week in Melbourne. At a forum consortium manager Tanja Bohra reflected on palliative care for people with a migrant background. She explained Pamela Rauleder how it could be improved.

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A nation-wide study has found just over half of Australians would support banning immigration to the country altogether. The survey, conducted by Quantum Market Research, found that 51 percent would say no to all migrants because of fears over job...

Australia´s employment figure sits comfortably at 4,9 percent. However every now and then people are sacked in big numbers. So, is full employment really being seen in every industrie? Job market expert Georg Hirschi has an answer in today´s Wir...

Is Sydney not only a party town anymore? Or one big surf beach? Or has it quietly turned into a cultural hub? Barbara Barkhausen is contemplating in her Letter from Sydney what has become of her beloved city.

This year the world is celebrating 200 years of Grimm Fairy Tales. The puppeteer Norbert Hausberg is touring Australia with his marionette Snow White - a co-production with Werner Nowitzki´s "Music is the Language" und "Strings Attached".

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Starting a business doesnt only mean to sell goods or services. To be successful you also need the right image. The magic word is marketing. Daniela Cavaletti is a marketing expert and explains how to leave a good and lasting impression on your cl...

Jost Stollmann is a German entrepreneur who migrated to Australia in 2004. He was previously Germanys Shadow Minister for the Economy and Technology. Jost supports the reform process pushed by George Papaconstantinou. Hes worried that the rise of ...

What can the Grimm fairy tales, 2 centuries old, teach us? In what ways do they remain relevant today? These are some of the questions in our talkback about fairy tales. Do you like fairy tales? Pamela Rauleder and Adrian Plitzco explore together ...

Ralf moved from Munich to Australia and is - naturally - a Bayern fan. Like all the other hundreds of thousands of fans in Munich he is just as upset about the devastating defeat to Chelsea in the Champions League final. But as Ralf says, such is ...

Perhaps unthinkable in Australia. Men of all kind trek through the cities and celebrate themselves. They do it with lots of alcohol, toasts and drinking songs. Marcus Born accompanied some of the guys on their unusual journey through Schwerin in N...

SBS Dateline broadcast a report about the „Swiss Stolen Generation this week. Ursula Schappi, our former Broadcaster and Senior Producer here at SBS Radio is responsible for the subtitles and speaks to Trudi Latour about the subject matter of th...

Ulrich-Stephan Krafzik has been making documentaries for 30 years. In that time he came across people from all walks of life. He worked with famous actors or lived with natives in the jungle. For his latest project he is looking for people who wer...

Australia and Eurovision, two terms that do not contradict each other at all. Annually, hundreds of thousands of fans follow the music event on their TVs in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. SBS TV, Radio and Online covers the event almost as much a...

How much does a restaurant owner have to charge, in order to make a profit and are $40+ meals justified, even though ingredients arent expensive at all? Melbourne based German chef Achim Herterich talks food, money and recipes, while listeners rin...

Echo Helvetia is your weekly magazine about everything Swiss in Australia, Switzerland and the world. 15 minutes of current affairs, music, features and interviews in Swiss-German with Adrian Plitzco.

For 20 years Swiss abroad have been eligib...

The opening of Berlin's new airport Berlin-Brandenburg, scheduled for June 3, will be delayed due to problems with fire security. To fix it will take several months. Airlines and businesses are losing millions. Marcus Born explains how the whole s...

Trudi Latours guests at the SBS studio are Jürgen Petersheim and Prof Dr Hellwig, who are starting on a new cooperation between Germany and Australia in the field of energy technology. One bridging project is the dissertation of Jürgen Petershei...