Podcast
SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 7
Europe simmers through heatwave conditions with fire and droughts sweeping parts of the continentLarge parts of Europe are continuing to swelter through heatwave conditions as wildfires burn out of control in multiple countries. The world's fastest-warming continent, Europe is…
INTERVIEW: Who are the Houthis?Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis say they're imposing a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, a move that opens a new front against the United States in its war on Iran and widens the threat…
World Cup 2026 wrap: Highlights, controversies and the futureNew stars emerged alongside established legends at the FIFA World Cup 2026™ . Then there were the moments that had supporters on the edge of their seats. FIFA's unexplained decisio…
New funding hopes to shine light on energy bills for migrant communitiesThe New South Wales Government is investing two million dollars in community organisations to help people better understand their energy bills and reduce household costs. The fundi…
Oil eases despite Red Sea threat as Kimi K3 shakes up AISBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Mark Gardner from MPC Markets as the ASX finished flat yet again, despite the escalating conflict in the Middle-East and explores h…
Who are India's 'Cockroach' Party? The youth movement leading Modi's biggest challenge in yearsIn one of the largest displays of public dissent against the Modi government, tens of thousands of protesters have descended on India's parliament to demand the education minister…
INTERVIEW: ASIC tackles corporate misconduct, collects hundreds of millions of dollars in finesThe Australian Securities and Investments Commission says it has secured a record $830 million in civil penalties orders during the 2025-2026 Financial Year. It launched more than…
INTERVIEW: Is Andy Burnham the answer Britain didn't know it was looking for?Andy Burnham took office on Monday as Britain’s new prime minister, promising a 10-year plan to restore political stability and revive the economy while acknowledging that six othe…
Andy Burnham promises a 'circuit breaker' for BritainThe UK’s new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham has pledged to bring stability to the country’s politics, declaring his premiership will be a ‘circuit breaker for Britain’. Speaking in D…
Spain beats Lionel Messi's Argentina to win 2026 World CupThe FIFA World Cup 2026™ final ends with Spain as champions, after defeating Argentina 1-nil. A battle between Spain's 19-year-old Lamine Yamal, and Argentina's 39-year-old Lionel…
Strong super returns meet a new oil price shockAustralian superannuation funds have delivered another year of strong gains, with Chant West reporting the median growth option returned 9.5 per cent in the last financial year, li…
Asylum-seekers on Nauru facing food, water shortagesThirteen years after Australia resumed offshore processing on Nauru, a new report has found people seeking asylum on the island are struggling to afford enough food. The findings a…
Major international military exercise kicks off in the Top EndThe Royal Australian Air Force’s largest international exercise is underway in the Northern Territory and will run for the next three weeks. The Prime Minister has described this y…
Ukraine calls for more air defence systems as Russia bombards Ukrainian citiesUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging allies to provide more air defence systems after another wave of Russian attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities. The major bar…
Government responds to key Islamophobia reportProminent Muslim groups have welcomed the federal government's response to key recommendations of a report on Islamophobia, 10 months after it was handed down. The government has a…
England defeats France to claim bronze, Mbappé leads World Cup goal recordEngland claims its third-place win at the FIFA World Cup 2026™ after a thrilling 6-4 victory over France in Miami - securing the Three Lions' best World Cup finish since 1966. Buka…
What happens when coal mines close and renewable energy takes over?The Hunter region of New South Wales has long been associated with coal mining and energy production. As the transition to renewable energy ramps up, key players are trying to make…
Tuna Wars: Local communities vital to sustain fishing groundsSome Pacific Island Nations are facing a decline in tuna harvest, by 20 per cent on average, by 2050 - with experts warning climate-related fish migration could pose a looming thre…
'Bitterly disappointed': Outrage over Laos methanol chargesThe outcome of an investigation into the death of Bianca Jones and Holly Morton-Bowles has sparked widespread outrage. The Australian teens were among six foreign nations who died…
An alert will sound across the country on July 27. Advocates worry it will place some women at riskOn July 27, a loud alarm will blare from every mobile phone in Australia. It’s part of testing for the new AusAlert system, which will inform people about emergencies in their area…
