SBS Greek - SBS Ελληνικά

SBS Greek is a Greek-language current affairs feed built around interviews, explainers, and community-facing news. It has a practical center of gravity: Greeks in Australia are treated as people with civic claims, political questions, and institutions that matter. Recent political interviews focus heavily on diaspora participation. Postal voting, overseas representation, trust in Greek institutions, and the role of local communities recur as live issues rather than ceremonial themes. The show gives guests room to build an argument. Answers can be long, careful, and layered, with the host steering through follow-up questions that keep bringing broad claims back to concrete consequences for Greeks outside Greece. It is serious radio. It is also fairly wide-ranging. A DeCode episode turns toward artificial intelligence, using the language of medicine, knowledge growth, work, and future control to make a large technical subject accessible. Other conversations shift into geopolitics. The Middle East conflict is discussed through military strategy, Iran’s geography, the limits of air power, and the difference between tactical advantage and strategic success. Energy analysis brings the same explanatory habit to oil routes, fuel supply, demand reduction, and Australia’s vulnerability to price movement. The feed also carries sharper news updates from Greece. One recent item follows developments around OPEKEPE, European prosecutor requests, parliamentary immunity, government pressure, and the names circulating in Greek political reporting. Sponsor reads and network promos appear prominently, but the editorial core remains public affairs. The show suits listeners who want Greek-language context rather than quick headlines. Its value is in the connective tissue: Greece to Australia, diaspora identity to electoral design, global war to local fuel prices, and technology change to ordinary life.