The ABC will receive $3.1 billion in base funding over the next three years, while SBS will get $814 million, the budget papers reveal.
Local news and current affairs services operated by the ABC, particularly in regional areas, will get a $41 million boost, while SBS is to get an extra $7 million to make up for the fact that the Senate declined to pass changes to way in which it can program advertising.
Commercial radio and TV broadcasters have also had a win in the budget, with licence fees to by reduced by 25 per cent.
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It will ease pressure on the big networks, who face growing competition for revenue from companies such as Netflix and Apple who pay no licence fees.
