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Episodes — page 117
- UN warns two-state solution in the Middle East is on the brink of disappearing
A Palestinian medic who vanished during a deadly Israeli attack that killed 15 humanitarian workers in Gaza has been released, amid growing international alarm over the worsening c…
- 'We're running out of time': Operation Babylift adoptees return to Vietnam to search for family
As the world marks 50 years since the fall of Saigon and end of the Vietnam War, a group of adoptees who were taken out of the country prior to 1975 are racing against time to find…
- ASX200 back above 8,000 & China returns as dominant Australian wine importer
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Stuart Roberts from Stocks Down Under as the Australian sharemarket and dollar returns to pre-Liberation Day levels , while Rhayna…
- How war in the Middle East could shape the federal election
Labor's response to Israel's war in Gaza might come back to haunt them in this weekend's federal election. Many in Australia's Muslim and Arab communities say they intend to vote L…
- High enrolment but low voter turnout - what effect will this have in remote seats?
While electoral enrolment is currently at an all-time high, voter turnout has been in decline since 2007. The 2022 election saw turnout drop to its lowest level since compulsory vo…
- What will election promises cost?
In the final week of the 2025 federal election, Labor has announced it will increase international student visa application fees, if re-elected. This comes as the party reveals its…
- Power outage bring chaos across Spain and Portugal
Parts of Spain and Portugal shut down on Monday as the Iberian Peninsula experienced a rare mass power outage. While the lights are coming back on in parts of some cities, investig…
- Who are the Teals?
The Teals were the big story of the last election. We take a look at what the independents stand for and what helped their success last time around.
- Flight Centre's one piece of advice for travellers to the US & ACCC on card surcharge watch
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Flight Centre Travel Group CEO Graham Turner about the company's latest market update including why airfares to the US may be cut s…
- Both major parties announce plans to boost tradie numbers, but will it fix the housing shortage?
During the election campaign, both major parties have announced plans to boost tradie numbers in Australia to help increase the supply of new homes. Builders welcome the move to fa…
- 'Life-changing' ketamine-derived depression treatment to become more affordable for Australians
A new drug for treatment-resistant depression will be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme this week, making it more affordable for 30,000 Australians. The medication is a…
- Vancouver vehicle attack claims 11 lives, injures dozens
A Vancouver Filipino street festival has turned tragic when a man drove an SUV through a crowd, killing 11 and injuring dozens. Police, who ruled out terrorism, say the suspect who…
- 'Final showdown': leaders' debate with one week left of campaigning
A panel of undecided voters handed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese a convincing win at the end of the fourth and final leaders debate. With one week of campaigning remaining, the v…
- Pope Francis' funeral attended by world leaders, royals and pilgrims
A funeral and procession for Pope Francis has been attended by 400,000 - bringing together royals, world leaders, pilgrims and refugees. The first Latin American pope has been reme…
- INTERVIEW: Coalition foreign affairs spokesman David Coleman
An elected Dutton Coalition Government would establish a Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs to provide greater support for Australians being held in arbitrary detention overseas. Th…
- INTERVIEW: 'Migrants have become scapegoats': FECCA's Peter Doukas voices election concerns
The Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia says they are concerned multiculturalism isn't a key election issue in this federal election campaign. They've released a…
- Climate change can be a laughing matter
The climate is changing and so is the way people are talking about it – with science communicators around the world using laughs over lectures to drive the climate conversation.
- Who gets to vote? The push to include incarcerated Australians
Imagine voting without the hallmarks of election day – a sausage sizzle, how-to-vote cards, or information about the candidates. What is unthinkable for many Australians is a reali…
- Prevention is better than the cure: fighting the tanning trend
Two in three Australians will receive some form of skin cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, with one person dying with melanoma every six hours. Significant advances in treatment h…
- As homelessness soars, ‘Ibu Ade’ is feeding those in need. It’s her way to heal from childhood abuse
As Australia’s housing crisis continues, Perth has become one of Australia’s least affordable cities to rent. With more people experiencing homelessness, one Indonesian migrant is…
