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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 27

  1. Free RSV vaccinations for older Australians

    The Federal Government has announced free R-S-V vaccinations for older Australians, in a push to better protect those most at risk from the potentially deadly respiratory virus. Th…

    06:01
  2. Pope Leo is celebrated as he visits Angola

    Pope Leo’s Africa tour is drawing large turnouts and warm welcomes. In Angola, the mood is celebratory, while in Washington D-C, not so much, as Pope Leo addresses the US President…

    05:35
  3. Between two homes: Migrant workers in Lebanon roped into social and economic impact of war

    Migrant workers in Lebanon are one of the most vulnerable communities since the war in the Middle East erupted. Experts say they are trapped between the economic impacts of the war…

    11:30
  4. All change for the FIFA World Cup 2026

    In just a few weeks, the world’s football fans will be turning all their attention on North America, as the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup finally gets underway. But some may fi…

    13:08
  5. 'It impacted the relationship with my culture': When culture, cuisine and a chronic illness combine

    Coeliac disease affects one in seventy Australians, according to the Wesley Research Institute. But when food is integral to cultural identity, the impacts of this autoimmune disea…

    07:43
  6. Simmering tensions: Tripe soup row boils over

    A beloved dish shared by both Turkish and Greek people has sparked new cultural tensions between the two countries.A Greek restaurant owner is striving to register tripe soup with…

    02:59
  7. ASX ends three week winning streak despite another record on Wall Street

    The ASX200 has edged lower, snapping a three-week run despite fresh record highs on Wall Street, with weakness in consumer discretionary stocks offset by gains in tech and buy now,…

    07:04
  8. Paid to Cry: Kenya’s Professional Mourners in Demand

    How do you guarantee a good turn out at a funeral? After all, the last thing you want to happen as you pass on to whatever lies beyond the grave... is to go without at least a bit…

    03:52
  9. 10-day ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Lebanon

    Israel has agreed a 10-day ceasefire with the Lebanese government off the back of recent talks in Washington. Hezbollah has not been directly included in negotiations but appears w…

    05:13
  10. Creative accounting or record investments? Labor unveils 2026 National Defence Strategy

    The Australian Government has unveiled the 2026 National Defence Strategy, outlining reprioritised investments in drones, missile defence and undersea warfare capabilities. While t…

    06:16
  11. ASX falls despite Wall Street record as jobless rate holds and AI reshapes workplace

    The ASX eases despite strong leads from Wall Street, while Australia’s unemployment rate holds at 4.3 per cent and companies grapple with rising costs. Ricardo Gonçalves speaks wit…

    20:57
  12. Trump’s Hormuz gambit, Hungary ousts Orbán & Colombia’s cocaine war

    US-Iran talks collapse, and China feels the pressure over President Trump’s blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, a stunning election victory signals a new era for Hungary and ho…

    35:42
  13. Trump says Iran war could 'end soon' - as new Israeli strikes hit Lebanon

    U-S President Donald Trump continues to talk up prospects for an end to the war in the Middle East. In media interviews, he has told the world to watch out for an amazing two days…

    08:52
  14. 'Name the Beast': Report warns racism rising across Australia

    A new Human Rights Commission report highlights the devastating impacts of discrimination against communities in Australia - targetting Jewish, Muslim, Palestinian, Arab and Israel…

    09:31
  15. INTERVIEW: Vanuatu's minister for Climate Change Ralph Regenvanu

    Vanuatu’s Minister for Climate Change, Ralph Regenvanu, has emerged as one of the Pacific’s most influential and principled public figures, combining political leadership with cult…

    09:29
  16. Airfares rise as Japan overtakes Indonesia as Australian favourite and ASX rises

    Airfares are set to climb as Virgin Australia cuts flights to manage rising fuel costs, while Qantas flags a sharp increase in its fuel bill, reshaping travel plans for Australians…

    15:40
  17. Pastoral and political - the Pope visits Africa

    Pope Leo the Fourteenth is on a historic tour of Africa, a journey spanning four countries, thousands of kilometres, and a continent that is now central to the future of the Cathol…

    08:53
  18. Historic talks end between Israel and Lebanon after a month of escalating conflict

    Israel and Lebanon have agreed to formally launch direct negotiations with one another after historic talks in Washington, mediated by the United States. The first direct talks bet…

    04:37
  19. INTERVIEW: Singapore Energy Minister Dr Tan See Leng

    After Prime Minister Albanese’s whistle-stop visit to Singapore, the future of Australia’s fuel supplies looks a lot more secure as the ripples from the Straits of Hormuz spread ou…

    17:42
  20. Strong backlash as Angus Taylor unveils Coalition’s controversial immigration policy

    Opposition leader Angus Taylor has outlined the Coalition's new hardline immigration policy. The plan has drawn widespread criticism and strong condemnation from critics, including…

    07:56
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