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SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 13
Diversity of Australia's online creators preserved in the National ArchivesThey say the internet is forever, but with so much shared online, the National Film and Sound Archives' job only gets harder. The government body is tasked with collecting and pres…
12% share price plunge for bellwether retailer JB Hi-Fi depresses consumer discretionary stocksRecord annual sales, and rising annual profit have done nothing to stop the worst ever one-day plunge for JB HiFi. Investors showed their concern about Australia's consumer retail…
NDIS reforms set to become law, but advocates say cuts will cause harmReform to the National Disability Insurance Scheme has been debated in the Senate, with the legislation expected to pass this week with Coalition support. The bill largely maintain…
Vaccination starts on Phillip Island, but is it the only way to tackle bird flu?Australia's first confirmed death of a little penguin with H5 bird flu has been recorded on Victoria's Phillip Island. The detection comes as authorities begin a vaccination progra…
2026 NAIDOC Award winners announced in Alice SpringsAunty Pat Turner has been named Person of the Year at the 2026 National NAIDOC Awards in Mparntwe Alice Springs. First Nations leaders, artists and young achievers walked the Blak…
'Together as one': Kumanjayi Little Baby farewelled in emotional funeral service in Alice SpringsA funeral has been held for five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby- three-and-a-half months after she was found dead near Alice Springs. Her alleged abduction and murder sent shockwav…
INTERVIEW: Giorgio Chiellini talks about the business of footballFrom nine Serie A titles with Juventus to a European championship with Italy, Giorgio Chiellini built a reputation as one of football’s fiercest defenders. Now, the former captain…
Ethnic unity or mandated monoculture? How a law in China threatens critics in AustraliaA new law in China requires parents to guide their children to love the Chinese Communist Party, schools to teach a government-approved version of Chinese history, and all citizens…
Biggest regional mosque in Australia opens in town of YoungThe opening of a new mosque in the regional New South Wales town of Young is being celebrated by the Muslim community.
What the rise of One Nation could mean for AustraliaThe recent rise of One Nation has put immigration, national security, and multiculturalism on the agenda, but experts say decades-old dynamics are playing out. Liberal leader Angus…
Five years since the Taliban's takeover, Afghan women use football to reclaim their voiceMuch of the world's attention moved on after the 2021 fall of Kabul. But for Afghan women, the crisis has deepened under the Taliban regime Five years on, advocates are calling for…
Takaichi’s melons, has AI gone rogue? And Dobby’s electric beachAustralia’s PM is in hot water over his comments about a gift from his Japanese counterpart, North Korea rides to Russia’s rescue and will Netanyahu’s rejection of Trump’s Gaza pla…
US ambassador denounces West Bank settler siege as Israel dispatches troopsUS Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has condemned what he calls "Israeli terrorists" , referring to a group of settlers who have trapped three Palestinian families in their homes…
MP Anne Aly on Afghanistan’s deepening hunger and gender crisisIt’s been almost five years since the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan after US troops withdrew from the country. In the years since, Afghanistan has faced a deepening hunger cris…
Total solar eclipse turns day to dark for millions in EuropeFor a few extraordinary minutes, day turned to night across parts of the world, as the Moon passed between the Earth and the Sun. For those beneath its shadow, the eclipse was not…
RNF: Smelter gets $2.5 billion bail-outNew South Wales and the Commonwealth Government have agreed to provide a $2.5 billion bail out for the Tomago Aluminium Smelter over ten years. The smelter consumes around 10 per c…
CBA reports $11 billion annual profit - despite 15% decline in mortgage applicationsAustralia's biggest home lender, Commonwealth Bank, has beaten forecasts with a near $11 billion dollar annual profit. At the same time it warns of how cost-of-living pressures, a…
The Census is over - but it's not too late if you didn't fill a form inThe 2026 Census is over and a record number of Australians completed the survey online. While millions completed the form early, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says anyone yet…
Housing in spotlight as domestic violence crisis continuesAs the housing crisis continues, family and domestic violence is the main reason women and children leave their homes and become homeless. The government is investing $308 million…
Ukraine accuses Russia of using North Korean missiles; Zelenskiyy hands new peace proposal to USUkraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiyy has accused Russia of using North Korean missiles in an attack that killed at least seven people. The President also says he has handed a n…
