Key Points
- For listeners like Adelfa Sykes, Filipino-language media plays an important role in making information accessible and relatable, especially for those who may feel more comfortable consuming news in their first language.
- She says SBS Filipino has become part of her routine.
- Adelfa says that representation matters for the Filipino community. She is also happy that the skills of migrants and their experiences back home are gradually being recognised in Australia.
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📢 Where to Catch SBS Filipino
🔊 On Air – Tune in to SBS Filipino on radio stations across Australia and website live stream, and TV Channel 302 from 10 AM to 11 AM AEST daily.
📲 Catch up episodes and stories – Visit sbs.com.au/filipino or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Youtube Podcasts, and SBS Audio app.





