SBS News In Depth cover art

Podcast

SBS News In Depth

2,435 episodesLatest 1 day agoNew episode
Recorded in AustraliaAbout AustraliaEnglishNews
SBS News in Depth is a news analysis podcast that goes behind the headlines to explain the stories shaping Australia and the world. In each episode, the SBS News team brings you reporting, analysis and interviews on politics, the economy, social issues and global affairs, helping you understand what's happening and why it matters. New episodes daily.

Episodes — page 50

  1. Government stands firm on not assisting or repatriating IS families in Syria

    The last remaining Australian women and children with links to the IS Group have been sent back to a Syrian camp after attempting to repatriate themselves home. The group of 34 lef…

    04:50
  2. BHP CFO on copper growth opportunties, iron ore future and growing dividends

    SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with BHP CFO Vandita Pant following the miner's US$5.6bn half-year profit to find out more about its growing copper business and future…

    20:52
  3. How the tale of one possum reveals threats to thousands of Aussie species

    Australia’s unique wildlife is facing an escalating extinction crisis, driven primarily by climate change and compounded by habitat loss. 34 new species of plants and animals have…

    06:44
  4. The Year of the Horse welcomed around the world

    The Lunar New Year has begun with vibrant celebrations welcoming the Year of the Horse, from fireworks in Vietnam and bustling Hong Kong markets to festive streets in Malaysia and…

    06:53
  5. ACCC alleges Coles claimed to cut prices - but didn't

    Australia's competition watchdog is suing supermarket chain Coles in the Federal Court. The ACCC alleges Coles deceived shoppers about discounts on a range of goods. It's a case th…

    03:38
  6. Tech stocks recover and IMF warns Australian states on spending

    SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Alex Pikoulas from Munjarra Capital about the day's market action including the latest profit results and the turn around in the te…

    12:55
  7. Palestinians look to salvage Gaza's history from the ruins of war

    .The Gaza Strip is home to some extraordinary remnants of human history, dating from the Bronze Age through to the Ottoman and British empires.Many historic sites suffered from neg…

    06:55
  8. 'Iran is my home as well': Worldwide turnout of hundreds of thousands in solidarity with Iranian protesters

    From Munich to Melbourne, hundreds of thousands have turned out to oppose Iran's clerical leadership in the wake of a brutal crackdown on protesters inside the country. While opini…

    06:47
  9. INTERVIEW: What needs to happen to bring the Murray Darling Basin back to health?

    The Murray Darling Basin management plan is currently under review. Public submissions on a discussion paper [[see it here: https://www.mdba.gov.au/publications-and-data/publicatio…

    11:51
  10. Mariam's story of survival amid a 'war on women' in Sudan

    Women and girls are bearing the brunt of Sudan’s nearly three-year-old civil war, facing widespread gender-based violence, displacement and deepening hunger as the conflict intensi…

    07:46
  11. The introduction of decimal currency, 60 years on

    Today marks a major milestone in Australia’s financial history – the 60th anniversary of decimal currency. It’s been decades since Australians ditched pounds, shillings and pence f…

    04:41
  12. Brisbane lion dancers master their skills to welcome the Year of the Horse

    Millions of people around the world will soon welcome in the Year of the Horse. A key part of Lunar New Year celebrations for many communities is lion dancing, which is said to bri…

    03:48
  13. The Lunar New Year DIY dumpling event putting a new spin on a centuries-old tradition

    Dumplings are popular dish for families celebrating Lunar New Year. In Melbourne, one restaurant is challenging tradition, with a make-your-own approach and a range of exotic flavo…

    04:00
  14. SBS NITV Radio talks to Charles Pakana about World Radio Day

    13 February is celebrated as World Radio Day. The day is designed to honour radio as a trusted and powerful form of communication. Today is also the 18th anniversary of the Nationa…

    07:26
  15. ANZ says AUD heading for US $0.73 as Cochlear warns of currency impacts

    SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Cochlear CEO Dig Howett about the hearing implant maker's latest results, the link between hearing loss and dementia and the impact…

    18:32
  16. "There's not a lot left to burn": Coalition launches new bid for unity and support under Angus Taylor

    Angus Taylor has seized the Liberal Party leadership in a decisive party room vote - 34 to 17 - ending Sussan Ley’s nine-month tenure as the party’s first female leader. Backed by…

    07:13
  17. What is the secret to an elephant's grace? Whiskers

    While the whiskers on a cat might be known to help them balance and detect their surroundings, scientists have discovered elephants have super whiskers too. Around 1,000 whiskers c…

    04:10
  18. ICE's controversial surge force to quit Minnesota

    The United States' border chief has announced ICE agents will withdraw from Minnesota. This ends a two-month surge operation which resulted in two US citizens being killed by feder…

    04:30
  19. Jimmy Lai’s ‘death’ sentence, Japan’s Takaichi takes on China & the bulging Olympic controversy

    A massive win for Japan’s hawkish first female PM worries China, conservatives reclaim Thailand and Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong’s most high-profile casualty of draconian security laws get…

    29:33
  20. AMP CEO Alexis George on results, super changes and female leadership

    SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with AMP CEO Alexis George following the financial services company's full-year results as she prepares to step down, including her advi…

    17:50
Now Playing