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SBS News In Depth

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Hear the story behind the headlines. In each episode, we’ll help you make sense of the news stories that matter to you from Australia and the world, with reports and interviews from the SBS News team.

Episodes — page 6

  1. Surprise inflation drop cools bets of RBA rate hikes

    The latest data from the ABS shows headline inflation fell from 4 per cent to 3.8 per cent in June. Despite trimmed mean inflation remaining steady at 3.6 per cent, well above the…

    12:27
  2. Ben Carroll looks to turn round Labor's fortunes ahead of Victoria's election

    Victoria's new Premier Ben Carroll has four months to turn Labor's fortunes around after deposing Jacinta Allan to claim the top job. His first act as premier was to commit to a ro…

    07:52
  3. Reserve Bank says many Australians don't understand how interest rates work

    Australia’s inflation rate has eased, but underlying price pressures remain stubbornly high. The figures come as new Reserve Bank research reveals many Australians do not understan…

    04:29
  4. Chaos as Japan hit by deadly earthquake, aftershocks expected to continue for days

    A rescue operation is underway in Japan, after a deadly earthquake struck the country's Kyushu island. Many people were trapped inside a shopping centre that collapsed when the ear…

    05:13
  5. Origin cyber breach puts 900,000 customers on alert and China's AI rise

    Australia’s sharemarket climbed to a six-week high ahead of key inflation data, with Todd Hoare from LGT Wealth Management unpacking the day’s market moves and why China’s growing…

    16:58
  6. Australia announces potential new oil refinery for the country, first since the 1960s

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a joint plan with West Australia's government to fund a new study into large-scale oil refinery. The refinery is aimed at protecting t…

    08:01
  7. Ben Carroll replaces Jacinta Allan in Victorian Labor spill

    Ben Carroll has been sworn in as Victorian Premier, replacing Jacinta Allan after she lost support from the Labor caucus. He was challenged by Attorney General Sonya Kilkenny in a…

    07:39
  8. Iran, US give diplomacy a chance as strikes put on hold

    The United States and Iran have paused missile strikes, but the wider Middle East remains gripped by conflict. As mediators urge Washington and Tehran to return to diplomacy, the i…

    05:21
  9. How algorithms may sway reporting season share price reactions

    The Australian sharemarket has climbed to a six-week high as easing oil prices lifted investor confidence, with technology stocks and the banks leading the gains. With inflation da…

    13:45
  10. Formula 1 returns to Malaysia's iconic Sepang circuit for Bahrain Grand Prix

    Formula One is returning to Malaysia for the first time in nine years, with the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix to be held in the country, this October. The race - which was meant to b…

    07:43
  11. Jacinta Allan refuses to quit as Victorian Labor leadership fight erupts

    Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan says she will fight an impending leadership challenge after factional conveners met and agreed she had lost majority support in caucus. Her deputy B…

    07:18
  12. Who Gets to Tell Greek Stories? The Odyssey Casting Controversy

    It's one of the most famous of stories - the ancient Greek epic the Odyssey. The latest cinematic adaptation has drawn widespread praise, but also criticism on social media about w…

    10:10
  13. Is India entering the post-Modi era? Why victory for India's Cockroach movement is such a big deal

    India's youth-led Cockroach movement has cancelled further protests after the Modi government accepted all of their demands. The unexpected concession is viewed as a major victory…

    05:17
  14. Experts sound alarm over NT law they say could lead to 'another Stolen Generation'

    Reforms to the Northern Territory child protection system have sparked alarm and warnings the move could contribute to another Stolen Generation. Experts say the new laws weaken th…

    14:32
  15. The Labor national conference is held every three years. How is dissent being managed?

    As Labor's national conference continues, critics argue it has allowed little room for dissent, with key issues like gas, gambling and AUKUS largely resolved before being publicly…

    07:02
  16. China tells Australia to back off over South China Sea as tensions build at ASEAN Summit

    The ASEAN Regional Summit is wrapping up in Manila, where Australia has raised concerns about Chinese military action in the region. Tensions over the South China Sea and recent mi…

    06:42
  17. Australia's resilient jobs market keeps rate rise on the table

    Australia’s jobs market continues to defy expectations, with more than 76,000 jobs created in the latest month as the unemployment rate held at 4.4 per cent and workforce participa…

    13:41
  18. Houthi’s Red Sea blockade, India’s cockroach uprising & hundreds of baby Haarlands?

    Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi forces have declared an immediate maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, threatening to choke off the strategic sea route and further destabilise global…

    35:56
  19. AusAlert: What to expect from Australia's new emergency warning system

    Australia is preparing to introduce a new national emergency warning system, designed to deliver critical alerts faster and more reliably during disasters. Whether it's a bushfire,…

    10:02
  20. Oil hits a six week high as investors finally move the ASX

    The Australian sharemarket rose 0.3 per cent after investors sat on their hands for two session. Stephanie Youssef speaks with Luke Laretive from Seneca Financial Solutions to go t…

    09:07
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