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SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 26
Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz in escalation of naval blockadeIran has seized two ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz. It says it won't reopen the crucial waterway while a US blockade of its vessels and ports remains in place.
INTERVIEW: Why have the ceasefire talks stalled?Ceasefire talks between the US and Iran seem to be on hold. Pakistan had planned to host a second round of talks, but the White House suspended Vice President JD Vance’s planned tr…
Super funds recover March fall as middle east war impacts company earningsThe Australian sharemarket slipped 1.1 per cent, yet remains within reach of a record high, continuing its recovery from March’s downturn as super funds rebound and long-term gains…
"Difficult, unavoidable": NDIS overhaul aims to reduce participation and target fraudulent providersThe federal government has announced a major overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in efforts to cut down fraud and spending in the $50 billion program. Welcoming so…
'We're not ready': Calls for AI regulation gain momentumAs new autonomous AI technology can now be accessed by everyday users, the calls for AI regulation are getting louder.
The US-Iran ceasefire has been extended. But were the warring states ever in agreement?The US-Iran ceasefire has been extended, just as it was due to expire. US President Donald Trump says it will continue so Iran can submit their proposal for a ceasefire and talks c…
SBS World News talks to Immigration Minister Tony BurkeSBS News political reporter Anna Henderson speaks to Immigration Minister Tony Burke about visas, the War in the Middle East, and IS brides. Mr Burke says federal Opposition Leader…
Markets pause, as Apple turns the page on Tim Cook's eraThe ASX 200 edged lower as investors held back ahead of a key Middle East ceasefire deadline, with Michael Wayne from Medallion Financial Group unpacking the day’s market moves. At…
SBS World News talks to Assistant Minister for Citizenship Julian HillSBS federal political reporters Anna Henderson, Rayane Tamer, and Naveen Razik have an in-depth conversation with Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs, and Multicultural Aff…
Starmer again fends off calls for his resignation over Mandelson appointmentUK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is again rejecting calls for his resignation over the appointment of Peter Mandelson as Ambassador to the US .He has shifted blame to foreign min…
Iran and the US offer mixed messages on path ahead with end of ceasefire in sightIt's still unclear whether Iran will come to the table for talks with the United States on Tuesday, just as a two-week ceasefire is set to expire. Tehran continues to resist pressu…
NASA rolls out core stage for the next mission to the moon: Artemis IIIIt's been a week since the crew of Artemis II (2) dropped back to earth after a record-breaking mission, but concrete steps are already being taken to achieve the next phase of NAS…
$2 petrol prices likely here to stay, as government looks to new instant tax deductionEnergy stocks lag, as oil prices remained volatile around supply concerns in the Strait of Hormuz, even as petrol prices eased, though still well above last year’s levels. Market a…
United States fires at, seizes Iranian-flagged cargo shipThe United States has seized an Iranian-flagged cargo ship it says tried to pass its naval blockade in the northern Arabian sea, near the Strait of Hormuz. It comes as Pakistan pre…
Mass shooting triggers calls for more action on domestic violence in the USThere are calls for more resources to combat domestic violence in the United States, after the deadliest mass shooting in that country in more than two years. The gunman shot dead…
Free RSV vaccinations for older AustraliansThe Federal Government has announced free R-S-V vaccinations for older Australians, in a push to better protect those most at risk from the potentially deadly respiratory virus. Th…
Pope Leo is celebrated as he visits AngolaPope Leo’s Africa tour is drawing large turnouts and warm welcomes. In Angola, the mood is celebratory, while in Washington D-C, not so much, as Pope Leo addresses the US President…
Between two homes: Migrant workers in Lebanon roped into social and economic impact of warMigrant workers in Lebanon are one of the most vulnerable communities since the war in the Middle East erupted. Experts say they are trapped between the economic impacts of the war…
All change for the FIFA World Cup 2026In just a few weeks, the world’s football fans will be turning all their attention on North America, as the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup finally gets underway. But some may fi…
'It impacted the relationship with my culture': When culture, cuisine and a chronic illness combineCoeliac disease affects one in seventy Australians, according to the Wesley Research Institute. But when food is integral to cultural identity, the impacts of this autoimmune disea…
