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SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 42
The consumer benefits of Australia-EU Free Trade AgreementAustralia’s new free trade deal with the European Union could unlock a $10 billion boost to trade, cut prices on European goods and expand access for local exports, though it comes…
Victorian and Tasmanian teachers go on strikeTens of thousands of education workers have walked off the job and marched on the Victorian parliament over a pay dispute. It's the first time in 13 years the state's teachers, pri…
Australia signs $10 billion trade and security pact with the European UnionAustralia and the European Union have signed a landmark $10 billion trade and security pact to eliminate industrial tariffs and strengthen co-operation on cyber and maritime defenc…
Pause or pivot? Trump halts Iran strikes as talks disputedIran says no negotiations have been held with the United States, despite US President Donald Trump's claims US envoys have been holding talks with a respected Iranian leader. Mr Tr…
How the war in the Middle East is triggering concerns over food securityThe war in the Middle East, and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, has triggered what experts describe as one of the most significant energy crises in decades. But oil…
Looming energy crisis has severe implications - and only one solutionThe International Energy Agency is warning world leaders may not appreciate the depth of the energy crisis that is looming, as the US war with Iran develops. The effective closure…
INTERVIEW: How much firepower does Iran have left?The recent attempt by Iran to launch a missile attack on the UK-US air base on the island of Diego Garcia in the middle of the Indian Ocean has raised questions about the real stre…
With a global boom in AI, does Australia need more data centres?As the use of Artificial Intelligence surges around the world, the number of data centres required to power the technology is also growing rapidly, including in Australia. Now the…
One Nation secures first ever lower house seat outside Queensland. What does this mean for the Coalition?The South Australian election has triggered a federal political crisis, with One Nation displacing the Liberals as the primary alternative to Labor and securing its most significan…
Shinrin Yoku or forest bathing: the '80s Japanese practice that is more timely than everIn a climate of increasing global conflict and uncertainty, people are adopting a peaceful practice to reduce stress. Forest bathing is giving nature-lovers respite from a chaotic…
Fighting over Strait of Hormuz ramps up as Israel expands ground operation in LebanonMissiles have struck Israel, as Israeli forces expand operations on the ground in Lebanon. The developments mark a significant widening of the war in the Middle East, raising fears…
Thumping victory for SA Labor as One Nation's vote surgesThe Labor Party has comfortably won re-election in South Australia in a poll which saw support for One Nation climb to more than 21 per cent of the vote. Premier Peter Malinauskas…
'The nepo-tollah': Iran's new supreme leader may be tied to global multi-million dollar portfolioAs Iran is embroiled in an ongoing war and crippling economic conditions, multiple reports have shown its new supreme leader is linked to a multi-million dollar portfolio of assets…
New HIV drug arrives in Zimbabwe, promising protection but testing health systems after aid cutsA new HIV drug has arrived in Zimbabwe, promising protection from the virus that has devastated the population in the past two decades. But there are concerns that testing health s…
INTERVIEW: Squeezing more kilometres out of your fuel tankFuel prices are climbing and tensions in the Middle East are putting even more pressure on what we pay at the pump. So how can everyday drivers squeeze more kilometres out of every…
Rhoda Roberts AO: The cultural warrior who changed the nationTributes are being made to SBS Elder-in-residence and Widjabul Wia-bal woman, Auntie Rhoda Roberts, who has died at the age of 66. Her short battle with a very rare type of ovarian…
War casts a shadow over new year festivities for millions worldwideFestivities marking the spring equinox are tinged with sorrow, as war continues to devastate the Middle East. Even so, more than 300 million people worldwide are expected to welcom…
INTERVIEW: Ahead of South Australia's state election, SBS talks to One Nation candidate Cory BernardiSouth Australians head to the polls on Saturday, 21 March, to elect the state’s 56th Parliament, with the latest YouGov poll pointing to a strong result for Labor. The survey sugge…
INTERVIEW: SBS talks to Premier Peter Malinauskas as South Australia goes to the pollsSouth Australia votes to elect its 56th Parliament on Saturday, 21 March. YouGov’s final poll ahead of the election showed Labor is on track to secure its highest-ever two-party pr…
Markets bet on 3 rate rises this year & how AI is changing Australia's Rich ListSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Tony Sycamore from IG Austraila about the day's market action and why markets are now pricing in three rate rises this year; plus S…
