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Madeleine Wedesweiler

Madeleine Wedesweiler

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Journalist and Editor, SBS

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industrials, corporate governance, technology oil & gas, finance, banking telecommunications, superannuation, australian business - financial markets,wealth management

Doesn’t Cover

mostly related to IT

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Total articles 1116

  • Australia 'engaging with Indonesia' as Russia requests access to island military base

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified| SBS News Verified Australian officials have spoken to their Indonesian counterparts after reports Russian President Vladimir Putin is seeking to base long-range aircraft at an Indonesian military base. Defence Minister Richard Marles said Indonesia has not responded to the request from Russia. Military website Janes reported Indonesia has received a Russian request to store aircraft at the Manuhua air force base, on Biak Island off the Indonesian province of Papua.

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified · SBS News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Donald Trump said he'd end the Ukraine war 'in a day'. Why is a ceasefire not closer?

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified| SBS News Verified Key PointsTwo Russian ballistic missiles hit the centre of the northern Ukrainian city of Sumy on Sunday. The attack killed 34 people and wounded 117 in the deadliest strike on Ukraine this year, officials said. US President Donald Trump has been trying to broker a ceasefire deal between Russia and Ukraine.

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified · SBS News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Australia 'engaging with Indonesia' as Russia requests access to island military base

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified| SBS News Verified Australian officials have spoken to their Indonesian counterparts after reports Russian President Vladimir Putin is seeking to base long-range aircraft at an Indonesian military base. Defence Minister Richard Marles said Indonesia has not responded to the request from Russia. Military website Janes reported Indonesia has received a Russian request to store aircraft at the Manuhua air force base, on Biak Island off the Indonesian province of Papua.

    By Madeleine Wedesweiler Verified · SBS News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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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.

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Founded: 1995