France and Croatia will battle it out for World Cup glory in Moscow.
Food Safari will return for its 12th year in August.
Mediaweek editor James Manning looks at last night’s TV ratings.
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The broadcaster detailed its Round Of 16 ratings in a release today.
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Two wins from nine nominees was a great result for the broadcaster.
'We know how passionate the country is about the world game.'
SBS's coverage of the tournament has reached 7.9 million Australians to date.
The coverage spans across the broadcaster's digital platforms too.
Free TV details how SBS moved away from multicultural role.
The live broadcast of the match peaked at 2.5 million viewers.
Optus Sport will be available for free until August 31.
There are still at least two Socceroos games to come, but in less-friendly timeslots.