Podcast
SBS News In Depth
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How can Australia benefit from AI while managing risks?As the government announces new AI safety plans, a senate inquiry considers how Australia can reap the benefits, and at what risk. AI experts, industry giants, unions and data cen…
‘The vanguard of disenchantment’: Brazil’s election takes a turnBrazil’s presidential elections are headed to a runoff vote, after Flávio Bolsonaro and his extended family picked up surprise wins. Will the son of disgraced former president, Jai…
The Hunter residents who blocked a major coal mine expansionAustralia's highest court has upheld a first-of-its-kind environmental challenge to a major coal mine expansion. Australia's highest court has determined planning authorities must…
The ATO credit card ban upsetting businesses and politiciansBusiness groups are expressing concern about the Tax Office's ban on credit cards, due to come into force in December. Business groups are concerned about the tax office's ban on…
October 7, three years on: grief, war and an electionSurvivors, bereaved families and Palestinians reflect on how October 7 has reshaped lives, war and politics. Three years after the Hamas-led October 7 attack, the consequences are…
Phone and internet problems are costing AustraliansFinancial loss claims linked to telco problems have surged more than 60 per cent as the TIO calls for tougher protections. Australians are still paying the price for phone and int…
Aged care sector calls for clarity on Coalition's migration planThe aged care sector says it needs more detail about how aged care workers will be insulated from proposed cuts to migration. Confusion has clouded the Coalition’s migration polic…
Why France is seeing its most violent student protests in decadesFrance’s student unrest grows into a national debate over policing, education inequality, arrests and youth activism. What began as protests over teacher shortages, overcrowded cl…
A cost-of-living nightmare with no end in sightLow confidence, fuel costs and rate fears deepen a cost-of-living nightmare with no end in sight. Australian consumer confidence has fallen to about 80, with higher petrol prices…
Are the major parties missing the point on migration?The Coalition's migration policy promises to address skills gaps while making the biggest migration cuts in Australian history. The Opposition is the latest party to reveal its mi…
What does Queensland's spike in legal tobacco sales mean?As debate rages over illegal tobacco, a jump in legal sales in Queensland could offer a model for other states. Lauding Queensland's jump in legal tobacco sales might seem strange…
Cornell University sexual assault allegations: what we knowA woman has alleged she was sexually assaulted by multiple men at a Cornell University frat party. Here's what we know so far. US prosecutors have relaunched a criminal investigat…
How Spain's public eviction of an 87-year-old led to a snap electionThe televised eviction of a woman in Madrid sparked mass outrage from Spaniards who will now head to the polls early in a snap election. 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal had lived i…
'Tide at the door': Pacific nations call for climate actionAs Australia lobbies for climate action at the pre-COP31 summit in Fiji, it faces calls to reject a coal mine extension back home. Australian delegates, including the Prime Minist…
Germany pledges new military aid package for Ukraine warGermany says it won't be intimidated into withdrawing support for Ukraine, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz announces €1 billion in support. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has annou…
How the Newcastle crash unfolded and what's nextAfter a 25-year wait, the Knights' return to the grand final was supposed to be a day of celebration for Newcastle - but it turned to tragedy. A teenage P-plate driver who alleged…
Australia's changing languages shape new SBS reviewMany bilingual and migrant families have their own personal connection and memories of listening to SBS's language programs on the radio. The programs have changed and expanded ov…
'We were never asked': Melbourne tower demolition fight heads to High CourtWhy Melbourne public housing residents are taking their fight over the planned demolition of dozens of towers to Australia’s highest court.
Seismic: The Manchester City scandal and what happens now?Manchester City appeals a ruling over 115 alleged financial breaches as questions grow over a decade of success.
Koori Knockout returns as thousands gather in the HunterThe Koori Knockout brings hundreds of teams and thousands of visitors to the Hunter for rugby league and community. NITV Radio's Ngaire Ngaire Pakai spoke to committee member Abie…
