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SBS News In Depth

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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.

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  1. More home sellers are abandoning auctions

    More home sellers are abandoning auctions More vendors are switching to private treaty after testing the changing property market. Hosted by Ricardo Gonçalves, this episode exami…

    09:45
  2. Under threat: Rising sea levels could threaten hundreds of thousands of properties

    A new report by the Climate Council has projected that sea level rise will threaten more than 267,000 Australian properties over the next century. Rising sea levels are forecast to…

    07:58
  3. Israeli settlements trade ban, Germany’s far-right on the rise & Nepal faces its future

    The AfD wins big in German elections, the first time for a far-right party since World War II. 12 countries, including the UK, France and Canada have announced a trade ban on all g…

    33:57
  4. Australia's regional communities, migrants at higher drowning risk

    Royal Life Saving Australia and Surf Life Saving Australia have released their national drowning report, revealing 313 lives lost in Australian waterways over the past 12 months. T…

    05:54
  5. INTERVIEW: How is the Government's plan to end gender-based violence in a generation progressing?

    Last year, Australian police recorded almost 40,000 reports of sexual assault, down one per cent from the record high recorded in 2024. Six out of ten occurred outside family or in…

    19:26
  6. Could Triple-Zero education help migrants experiencing domestic violence?

    Reports of sexual violence in Australia have reached their highest level in 33 years, according to the latest report by the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission. Experts…

    09:46
  7. INTERVIEW: Fatima Payman on balancing Parliament and parenting

    Independent Fatima Payman earlier this year became the first ever WA senator to give birth while serving parliament. While she isn't the first person in the Parliament to find a wa…

    10:13
  8. The Australian dollar's rise as oil nears US$100

    Oil nears $US100 a barrel after attacks on Saudi infrastructure, raising inflation fears and the Australian dollar. Ricardo Gonçalves examines the forces pushing oil prices higher…

    09:27
  9. How fundraising can push forward the frontiers of medical research

    More than 30 medical research institutes have joined forces for Australia’s first Medical Research Giving Day, amid warnings about the financial sustainability of the sector. Resea…

    03:51
  10. If you steal a Renoir painting worth millions... what can you do with it?

    Before sunrise on the French Riviera, inside a quiet hilltop museum once home to Pierre‑Auguste Renoir, thieves slipped through a garden fence and into the headlines. They intended…

    04:57
  11. What we know about global security 25 years on since 9/11

    It's been 25 years since nearly 3,000 people were killed in the September 11 attacks, which triggered the US-led War on Terror and drew Australia into wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.…

    11:03
  12. How Australia's first-ever regular season NFL game landed at the MCG

    Major sporting events have always had a special place in Melbourne. It's the home of the AFL grand final, Australian Open tennis, Formula One's season opening race and the Melbourn…

    05:59
  13. The unexpected economic benefits of supports for humanitarian migrants

    New research has put a dollar value on the benefits of providing settlement supports to humanitarian migrants. A report from Deloitte Access Economics found providing support early…

    06:50
  14. Australia's property wealth is shrinking

    Australia’s residential property wealth has fallen for the first time in four years, helping push consumer confidence deeper into pessimistic territory. In this episode of SBS On t…

    14:29
  15. What One Nation's super policy could mean for you

    One Nation has proposed a policy to allow homeowners and renters to unlock some of their super to pay pressing bills. The government has moved to scuttle the policy, while the oppo…

    07:17
  16. The ASX-listed CEO who could be up for a 94 per cent pay cut

    Daniel Martin from Alvia Asset Management goes through today's Australian share market action including plans for Kogan.com CEO Ruslan Kogan to restructure his pay, which would see…

    11:52
  17. What you need to know about seasonal illnesses this spring

    As Australia settles into spring, experts are urging people not to let their guard down against seasonal illnesses. Respiratory illnesses continue to circulate among populations, w…

    07:51
  18. Why the proposed cap on Veteran healthcare has sparked outrage

    Veterans’ advocate groups have descended on Canberra to protest against a proposed cap on allied health services. A series of decorated former service members laid down their medal…

    06:58
  19. What the AfD victory signals for German politics and Europe

    The Alternative for Germany Party, or AfD has celebrated surging into first place in exit polls from the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt putting a far-right party on the cusp of p…

    05:24
  20. Glimmers of hope in Nepal as gruelling rescue mission continues

    Eleven days after an ice-rock avalanche triggered a deadly mudslide in Nepal, two more survivors have been found alive. It's a rare sign of hope in a disaster that has killed more…

    06:25
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