Where to find SBS Filipino content outside Facebook

Facebook has decided to block Australian news content on its platform. Here is where you can access SBS Filipino articles and podcasts.

Find SBS Filipino articles and podcasts you love on our website. Source: SBS Filipino

Facebook has decided to ban Australian users from reading or sharing news on its platform.

But you can still find SBS Filipino articles and podcasts you love on our website www.sbs.com.au/filipino.

You can also listen to the SBS Filipino program live on our website www.sbs.com.au/filipino or through SBS Radio app.

Essential in-language health information about COVID-19 can also be found at https://www.sbs.com.au/language/filipino/coronavirus-updates

Community articles and podcasts

https://www.sbs.com.au/language/filipino/community

Settlement and Immigration articles and podcasts

https://www.sbs.com.au/language/filipino/settlement-and-immigration

Pinoy Foodie articles and podcasts

https://www.sbs.com.au/language/filipino/pinoy-foodie

Radio
Listen to SBS Filipino at 10am every day on SBS Radio 2 or tune in to these FM Frequencies. Find the full list by visiting our tune in page. 

Sydney  97.7 fm

Melbourne 93.1fm

Brisbane 93.3 fm

Perth 96.9 fm

Canberra 105.5 fm

Adelaide 106.3 fm

Darwin  100.9fm

Hobart 105.7fm

For listening on DAB+ digital radio, search for ‘SBS Radio’.

Podcast

Listen to SBS Filipino on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts 

SBS Radio app
Download the SBS Radio app to hear SBS Filipino live radio and podcasts in the one place.

Television
Listen to SBS Filipino live on television station SBS Radio 2, channels 38 and 302. For more information, visit our listen via television page.

Smart speakers
Listen to SBS Filipino on your Google, Amazon or Apple smart speaker.

Why did this happen?

The decision by Facebook means Australian news publishers will no longer be able to share stories on Facebook, and international news won’t be visible or able to be shared by local Facebook users, while overseas Facebook users also won’t be able to read or share Australian content.

The landmark decision was made in retaliation to Australia’s proposed new Media Bargaining law, with the federal government pushing forward with a plan to force social media giants to pay for news content.

Facebook has blocked news content. Please bookmark our website www.sbs.com.au/filipino and search your app store for the SBS Radio app