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SBS Audio remembers Australian soldiers in Amharic and Serbian

Two language services cover wartime remembrance, alongside Portuguese storm warnings and everyday English lessons.

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SBS Audio Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

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0:37The bulletin reports the discovery of Australian First World War soldiers' remains, including a relative of Richard Marles.
1:53Israel's new prime minister signals changes to Benjamin Netanyahu's plans.
2:57Falling global oil prices are discussed alongside tensions between the United States and Iran.
3:32The bulletin turns to the COP31 climate talks in Antalya, Turkey.
4:29Russian and Ukrainian representatives begin direct peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi, according to the report.

The same Australian story reaches listeners in different languages: SBS Audio's Amharic and Serbian services both turn to soldiers remembered more than a century after the First World War.

The Amharic bulletin is the most-watched of the channel's new uploads, although its audience remains small. It reports on the discovery of Australian soldiers' remains, including a relative of Defence Minister Richard Marles, before Peter Tilden reads the remembrance ode in English. The Serbian report explains how archaeological work, historical research and DNA analysis helped identify soldiers previously buried as unknown. Both were published on Remembrance Day.

The Amharic programme then widens its lens to Gadi Eisenkot's coalition plans in Israel, falling oil prices, climate talks in Antalya and Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations. Alongside the Portuguese report on storm Charles, those two remembrance uploads also have the strongest daily viewing momentum among the channel's videos.

Across 63 new uploads, there is room for a different kind of practical service, too. A Serbian edition of SBS Learn English teaches intermediate learners how to describe a big night out, respond to gossip and discuss something that may have happened. Cardiologist Professor Hosen Kiat joins another upload about fitness and healthy ageing.

The channel added roughly 87,000 views over the week, while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Nearby broadcaster Toronto Star is experiencing a busier-than-usual spell; SBS Audio's week instead reflects its particular remit, carrying Australian remembrance, overseas warnings and conversational English side by side.

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