Podcast
SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 59
Australia awaits facts and clarity on US weekend military operation in VenezuelaAs the world digests the US capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro, the Australian government is calling for diplomatic restraint while domestic critics warn the military…
What Venezuela means for petrol prices and oilSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Saul Kavonic from MST Marquee to find out what the developments in Venezuela means for oil and petrol prices; plus Armina Rosenberg…
Venezuelans in Australia respond as events unfoldEvents in Venezuela have stirred emotion among the Latin American diaspora in Australia. In Sydney and Melbourne, Venezuelans are gathering in streets and community spaces as devel…
Domestic and international criticism mounts over US attack in VenezuelaTop Venezuelan officials say they will remain unified behind President Nicolas Maduro, who remains in custody in New York after he was captured in a US military operation over the…
INTERVIEW: Dr Patsie Frawley on promoting intimacy rights for people with disabilitiesAssociate Professor Patsie Frawley researches sexuality rights as well as violence and abuse prevention in the lives of people with disabilities.
Trump says US will 'run' Venezuela after Maduro and wife seized in raidUS President Donald Trump says he ordered a large-scale strike on Venezuela to capture Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. They have been charged with drug and weapo…
Laura’s plant-based milk is changing the lives of some of the world’s poorest womenAustralia’s non-dairy milk market is worth more than $600 million annually and is growing rapidly. One plant-based milk business run by an Australian entrepreneur also supports som…
AI Art generates cash and controversy at the same timeArtificial intelligence is turning ideas into art. It’s being auctioned for thousands of dollars and increasingly winning art prizes. But visual artists are divided about what this…
Vietnam's battlefields drawing tourists, 50 years on from warSome remember the Vietnam War battles from the headlines of the 1960s and 1970s, and some from movies and history books. Others know them as the graveyards of loved ones who died f…
China's New Year surprise: hefty new tariff on beef exports exceeding quotaAustralia’s billion-dollar beef trade faces a massive shakeup as China imposes a new 55 per cent tariff on imports that exceed strictly capped annual quotas. While the Chinese gove…
Resort fire on NY Eve one of Switzerland's deadliest disastersA New Year’s Eve celebration at a luxury Alpine ski resort has ended in one of the deadliest disasters in Switzerland's modern history. Around 40 people are dead and more than 100…
REPLAY: Belonging nowhere: Stateless in AustraliaWhile statelessness affects millions of people around the world, Australia also has stateless people.The United Nations refugee agency says there are around 8,000 stateless people…
Should artificial intelligence be used in job recruitment?The use of AI in recruitment is on the rise, with almost two thirds of Australian organisations believed to be using the technology in their job hiring processes. There are growing…
Disasters, defence and pandemics: what the cabinet papers reveal about 2005Hundreds of newly released cabinet papers reveal the inner workings of the Howard government in the mid-noughties with warnings about the role that defence personnel should play in…
Aid agencies in Gaza condemn Israel's suspension of their licences to operateThe Israeli government is set to revoke the licences of 37 aid groups working in Gaza and the West Bank, which have failed to meet its new vetting rules. Israel says the suspension…
The year that was on the ASX and the year aheadSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Mark Gardner from MPC Markets about whether investors should be happy with the near 7% return on the ASX200 this year and what the…
Russia deploys nuclear-capable missiles to BelarusRussia says nuclear-capable missiles have been deployed to Belarus and are in active service. It brings the weapons closer to Europe as Russia toughens its negotiating position in…
Australia gears up to bring in a 2026 of hopeSydney's iconic New Year's Eve fireworks will ring in 2026, but celebrations will look a little different this year with some police officers carrying long-arms following the Bondi…
REPLAY: Belonging Nowhere: When statelessness happens because there is no stateFor a year and a half, Israel has been bombarding the densely populated Gaza Strip in response to attacks staged by Hamas on October 7th, 2023. It was a rapid escalation of an old,…
Police reveal new details on alleged Bondi shooters as inquiries get underwayMore details have emerged from police into the motives and movements of the two alleged shooters of the Bondi Beach terror attack. An initial assessment has found Sajid and Naveed…
