Podcast
SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 12
What property buyers and vendors need to know this spring selling seasonAustralia’s property downturn is gathering pace just as the busy spring selling season begins. Cotality Head of Research Tim Lawless explains what falling prices mean for buyers an…
Have we misunderstood the Tasmanian tiger?New research has revealed that the thylacine, or the Tassie tiger was unlike any living mammal today. SBS reporter Yasmine Alwakal speaks to Vera Weisbecker, a professor of Evoluti…
Will claims of foreign interference overshadow climate action at the Pacific summit?After promising "consequences" for Taiwan's presence at the Pacific Islands Forum, China is denying comments by a senior diplomat are a threat - and that it has engaged in foreign…
Lose a day or lose their lives: The Nepali principal who saved 900 children with little warningRescue and recovery efforts continue in Nepal, where one teacher is being praised for a snap decision that saved hundreds of students' lives. As the death toll and list of missing…
Are we alone in the universe? We might just be one step closer to finding outAre we alone in the universe? It's one of humanity's most pressing questions. NASA now believes it's a step closer to answering that very question with the launch of a new telescop…
Investors react to the Fed's Warsh on inflation commentarySBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Piers Bolger from Infinity Asset Management about the day's market action including how investors reacted to Kevin Warsh's speech a…
'Easily ripped off': Why fashion dupes are on the riseKnockoffs aren't anything new in the fashion industry, but experts say the rise of online shopping has made it easier to find duplicated designs. Business owners and fashion law ex…
Your risk of Motor Neurone Disease where you live: "Australians would be shocked".Which disease has an annual death rate that is two thirds of the nation's road toll - and is getting worse? The same condition has numerous, hugely famous patients and patrons at h…
The search for survivors in Nepal continues as new threats emergeMore than 800 people have been killed, and over 3000 missing in Nepal after devastating floods swept the region last week. With 43 Australians still unaccounted for, experts say th…
Pacific Islands Forum in Palau to get underway with a number of leaders absentPrime Minister Anthony Albanese is among the leaders attending the Pacific Islands Forum meeting Leaders Meeting in Palau.
Teachers treated with 'contempt': how the manosphere is changing school students’ behaviourTeachers are frequently being targeted by misogyny, sexism and gendered violence at school, according to new research from Monash University. Most of those surveyed said so-called…
What's in a word? Recording unique Australian regionalismsAcross Australia it's not uncommon to hear debate over whether what you're ordering at the fish and chip shop is a potato cake or a potato scallop, or whether you're putting on bat…
Why Australia Post is in the fight of its life and what it means for consumersAustralia Post CEO Paul Graham says "we are in the fight of our lives" as it navigates structural change as letter volumes collapse and fierce parcel competition squeezes margins.…
Why's the NT the last Australian jurisdiction to legalise voluntary assisted dying?Following a late night conscience vote, the Northern Territory became the last jurisdiction to legalise Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia. SBS reporter Angelica Waite spoke wit…
Drug-induced deaths in Australia have reached a record high. What needs to change?2024 saw the highest number of drug-induced deaths on record in Australia with more than 2,500 lives lost that year. Australia's Annual Overdose Report reveals older Australians ac…
'Butcher of Bosnia': convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić diesRatko Mladić, the Bosnian Serb commander responsible for Srebrenica massacre has died in prison at the age of 84. Mladić, nicknamed the 'Butcher of Bosnia', spent years in hiding b…
Rate rise bets are back as the ASX tumblesEconomists at three of Australia’s big four banks have changed their mind and reinstated thier forecasts of an RBA rate rise this year as stubborn inflation fuels expectations of h…
Ontario premier tells Trump: ‘kiss my ass’, Syria shakes off a dark burden & Borneo’s raging firesThe trade war between the US and Canada kicks off, with shots fired in both directions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks up sanctions D-Day for Iran and Syria’s al-Sharaa…
Why the National Cabinet backed down on renewables for data centresA meeting of federal, state and territory leaders left Prime Minister Anthony Albanese conceding on a renewables mandate for data centres. Also on the agenda: a national response t…
34 Australians among hundreds missing in deadly Nepal floodsAt least 160 people have been killed, and hundreds including tourists and 34 Australians are missing, following the deadly flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border. Local authorities…
