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Meet your news team
A dedicated teams of bilingual journalists produce the bulletins, providing balanced coverage of major national and international stories, in-language, every weeknight.
SBS عربي News is presented by journalists Nissrine Khadra, Ali Bahnasawy and Hadil AlSwaiedi. Saleh Saqqaf is the program's executive producer.
Nissrine Khadra Daher
Nissrine Khadra Daher Source: SBS
A passionate communicator and a public speaker, Mrs Daher was also a columnist at Annahar Newspaper Australia, the Sydney correspondent of MTV-Lebanon and is a Board Member of the Australian Lebanese Historical Society Inc.
Mrs Daher is also a Sustainability advocate.
Before moving to Australia in 2011, she worked as a senior journalist in various media outlets, including TV and magazines.
Ali Bahnasawy
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Ali Bahnasawy is a TV presenter and a journalist with extensive experience in TV and digital media through 15 years in Egypt, the United States, Germany and Australia. He was the morning show host for Egypt’s CBC TV before moving to Australia. Ali also hosted a TV show on Egypt’s national TV about technology.
Through his career, Ali worked for local and international media organizations such as Reuters and CBC TV Network and he joined SBS in 2018.
After work, you can find Ali doing the 7 KM running lap around Iron Cove bay in Sydney or at home reading.
Hadil Al-swaiedi
Hadil Al-swaiedi Source: SBS
With 16 years of ongoing work experience in presenting news and reporting live cross to Iraqia Tv “the official channel of Iraq”, Hadil covered stories of interest for the Australian Iraqi community.
Hadil arrived in Australia in 2012 as a news correspondent for Iraqi TV.
Her expertise in Arabic and understanding of the Arabic community in Australia gained the trust of the community. Over 200k followers on social media know her as “Hadil Sabah”.
Hadil also worked in production and interpretation, and has a deep knowledge of migration issues.
