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Aleksandra Bliszczyk
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Digital News and Current Affairs Reporter and Producer, SBS
Melbourne
Beats
Cruelty Free Fashion,Veganism Lifestyle, Healthy living Eco-Friendly, Sustainability Travel
Content
By Aleksandra Bliszczyk Verified| The Feed (SBS) Verified When organisers of Return to Rio, a popular electronic music festival, cancelled its 2024 event in NSW, they blamed a 529 per cent increase in police and medical costs. The extra expenses meant they would have to raise the ticket price by $100, which would affect sales and make the festival commercially unviable. Return to Rio became one of a since 2022.
By Aleksandra Bliszczyk Verified| The Feed (SBS) Verified Drug overdose deaths are rising in Australia and synthetic drugs like synthetic heroin entering the illegal drug supply chain may be one of the causes. "It really feels like the market is shifting," Dr Hester Wilson, the chair of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' Addiction Special Interest Group, told The Feed. "In Canada and in the [United] States, illicit fentanyl has taken over there. We really thought that might happen in Australia but it hasn't.
By Aleksandra Bliszczyk Verified| The Feed (SBS) Verified When organisers of Return to Rio, a popular electronic music festival, cancelled its 2024 event in NSW, they blamed a 529 per cent increase in police and medical costs. The extra expenses meant they would have to raise the ticket price by $100, which would affect sales and make the festival commercially unviable. Return to Rio became one of a since 2022.
Company Info
SBS
SBS is part of Talpa Network, a Dutch media conglomerate founded in 2017 by John de Mol Jr. Talpa Network consolidates various media assets to create a strong presence in the Dutch market, focusing on the production and distribution of content across television, radio, digital, and multimedia platforms. Talpa Network operates several television channels, including SBS6, Net5, Veronica, and SBS9, which will be rebranded as Viaplay TV in 2024. The company also runs radio stations like Radio 538, SLAM FM, and Radio 10 Gold. In the digital space, Talpa Network engages with platforms such as StukTV and Linda. Magazine. With around 721 employees, the company generates significant annual revenue, showcasing its robust position in the media landscape.
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
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Founded: 1995