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SBS News In Depth
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Disability advocates call for watchdog and warn of 'significant impacts' as reforms loomDisability advocates are urging the government to reconsider changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, ahead of a looming parliamentary vote on the proposed reforms. Aim…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Trump's 15-point Gaza Peace PlanIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected US President Donald Trump's 15-point Gaza Peace Plan, saying the Israeli military will not withdraw until Hamas is disarmed.…
From a billion years to two weeks: How the diamond story is being rewrittenThe diamond industry is facing an identity crisis. Natural diamond prices have tumbled as lab-grown diamonds surge in popularity. Physically and optically identical, they can cost…
INTERVIEW: How are small businesses dealing with rising costs?Have you ever thought about how much it costs to run a small business? New research shows the cost has risen by almost 25 per cent since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and it's…
INTERVIEW: Could the Space-X lunar rocket crash have been avoided?A chunk of a SpaceX rocket hurtled into the moon this week, putting renewed attention on the issue of space junk. Alan Duffy is an astronomer at Swinburne University of Technology.…
INTERVIEW: America's diarrhoea dilemma turns deadlyA widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak - which causes explosive diarrhoea - has grown into the largest on record in the United States and this week caused its first known deaths. Med…
Ebola outbreak spreading at 'unprecedented speed', says WHO bossThe Democratic Republic of Congo is struggling to contain the world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak, with aid workers warning the response is falling behind the virus. More than t…
Suu Kyi signs of life, Ceuta’s migrant crisis & impaled hiker rescues himself?!Myanmar’s junta finally provides signs of life for its former leader Aung San Suu Kyi - but why now and what does it all mean for the ongoing civil war? Plus, Ceuta’s border crisis…
ASX closed at second consecutive closing high ; corporate reporting season hots upOngoing hopes of a US-Iran deal to re-open the Strait of Hormuz have sent the ASX to a second consecutive closing high. The S&P/ASX 200 added 43.8 points, or 0.5%, for a close of 9…
'Friendless' gambling reform bill faces uncertain futureThe government is under pressure to go further to limit gambling harms, after its legislation failed to find backing from the Coalition, crossbench or Greens. This week, a Senate i…
Triple threat: the factors driving a hot spring for AustraliaAs climate change causes large parts of the northern hemisphere to experience high heat and raging wildfires, forecasters are warning it is a preview of what is to come for Austral…
Iran suggests Strait of Hormuz deal is closeNegotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz appear to be gaining momentum, with Iran saying talks with neighbouring Oman are nearing completion. But while diplomats discuss shippin…
ASX closes at fresh record high, as tech and mining stocks rallyThe Australian sharemarket has closed at a new record high, amid hopes for an imminent re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Rena Sarumpaet spoke to Jun Bei Liu, founder and portfoli…
European Union defends Spain's handling of Ceuta migrant crisisThe European Union's migration chief is commending Spain's handling of the Cueta crisis. This, after reignited debate over the bloc's migration policy - following the mass crossing…
INTERVIEW: You think you've got the flu? What should you do?The flu season is upon us. So if we think we might have come down with some kind of respiratory virus, what should we do? For the best advice, SBS reporter Cameron Carr spoke to Pr…
Police hunt alleged 'far left' group that attacked Melbourne defence contractorAuthorities are investigating an alleged terror attack on the outskirts of Melbourne, at Lovitt Technologies, which produces parts for F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets. Australia's i…
Property profit boom showing signs of weakness ; Risk appetite returns to gloal marketsResearchers at Domain say the profit boom of the past decade is starting to show early signs of weakness. Stephanie Youssef spoke to Domain's Chief of Economics and Reserch, Nicola…
Your guide to Census 2026: When is it? Who does it? And what is it for?On August 11, every household in Australia will be required to take part in the Census. In the lead up to Census night, SBS answers the key questions about when, why, and how the n…
Actions of protesters and police at Opera House rally examined at royal commissionThe Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has heard evidence relating to protests and police response to demonstrations during its seventh hearing block. A pro-Pales…
Diplomacy stalls across Middle East as Iran flags plan for HormuzAcross the Middle East, diplomatic efforts are stalling. Iran is denying US claims of direct negotiations, issuing fresh threats against warships attempting to enforce a new shippi…
