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- Rare earth minerals deal declared 'a triumph'
Australia's newly sealed critical minerals deal with the United States has sent the share market skyrocketing. The industry and investors are responding to billions of dollars in n…
- Rare earths deal boosts some mining shares as ASX hits record
The Australian sharemarket hit a record high for a second time in a week as the US and Australia strike a rare earths supply deal, but it was BHP that was a real stand out today. S…
- Deals signed as Trump and Albanese meet; but what are the wider implications?
In a historic meeting between Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese, the AUKUS agreement remained unchanged as the two leaders unveiled a multi-billion-dollar critical minerals deal to…
- 'Broke half the internet': Amazon cloud outage lasts 15 hours, triggering global chaos
A massive internet outage has taken out thousands of websites, apps and services globally. The technical fault originated with U-S data centres operated by Amazon Web Services, whi…
- US officials work to preserve Gaza ceasefire
Diplomatic efforts have intensified in the Middle East as the United States works to preserve the fragile Gaza ceasefire following a weekend of renewed violence. The truce, part of…
- More arrests likely after Melbourne immigration protests turn violent
Safety on the streets of Melbourne has been brought into question after protesters pelted police with rocks and bottles filled with broken glass at a weekend protest. Victoria Poli…
- PM's balancing act ahead of US talks as China's economy expands by 4.8%
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in the US meeting President Donald Trump but has a delicate balancing act considering how important China is to Australia. SBS Finance…
- Diwali shines a light on culture for Australian family in Gujarat
This week, more than a billion people around the world are celebrating Diwali, the religious festival celebrating the victory of light over darkness. It's an important time for Aus…
- 'How' not 'who' the question after Louvre crown jewels smash and grab
French President Emmanuel Macron says everything is being done to catch the people behind a spectacular jewel heist at the Louvre, the latest in a series of museum robberies. After…
- A rich cultural heritage celebrated in lights: Diwali
Diwali is the biggest festival in India and many South Asian countries, marking the victory of good over evil and the triumph of light over darkness. It is celebrated by more than…
- How caring in language can prevent elderly falls
In Australia, around one in four people aged over 65 experiences at least one fall each year and it is the leading cause of injury, hospitalisation, and death among older Australia…
- Barking bad: The ruff road to recovery
Dogs can become so attached to particular toys that they display behaviour that would be associated with addiction in humans. Researchers say when the dogs were deprived of their t…
- Long-lost diary tells a personal story of China's involvement in D-Day
A long-lost diary from a Chinese war veteran has been discovered, detailing the participation of China's participation in D-Day. The 80-page diary was discovered in an abandoned Ho…
- Gold price warning as some traditional buyers tap out at record levels
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Oreana Private Wealth Chief Investment Officer Isaac Poole in Asia, who says some traditional gold buyers are tapping out of the ma…
- Fears grow over truce's fragility amid concerns around hostages bodies, aid
Israel is pressing Hamas to honour the ceasefire agreement and return the bodies of hostages still held in Gaza. This comes as satellite images show limited aid convoys entering th…
- Vatican report says clergy sex abuse victims need reparations and tangible sanctions to heal
An internal Vatican report has delivered scathing criticism of the Catholic Church's handling of decades of allegations of sexual abuse from around the world. It's calling for fina…
- Government considering offshore recognition of migrant skills
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the government is working on the possibility of an offshore recognition of skills. He says this will help save time and money for skilled migr…
SPECIAL EPISODE: Inside the Gaza ceasefire: hostages, prisoners & a negotiatorIsraeli hostages have been released and Palestinians prisoners freed, but is the Trump-brokered truce a turning point or just a timeout? This in-depth episode explores the deal, th…
- ASX hits record as jobless rate rises to 4.5%
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Chris Brycki from Stockspot while Stephanie Youseff talks with Alex Joiner from IFM Investors about the rise in the unemployment ra…
- Yeah, nah: Australians report a drop in their sense of belonging
Australians' sense of belonging has been declining over time. That's the major finding from this year's social cohesion report, from the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute. But…
