Podcast
SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 52
Predictable policies and shock results: looking back at 2025 in politicsFor Australian politics in 2025, it was a year of predictable policies - and shock results. That included the May election that saw Labor win back government in a landslide, and tw…
'We're with you': How collective grief is experienced following the Bondi terror attackCollective grief is a common experience, following a mass tragedy like the one Australia bore witness to at Bondi Beach. Fifteen people were killed in the terror attack, and ever s…
INTERVIEW: Can early education make your children happy adults?Jessica Joelle Alexander is a parenting expert, author and cultural researcher, with a specific expertise in the Danish parenting approach. Alexander is also the co-founder of 'Rai…
What is Denmark's not-so-secret recipe for happiness?Denmark has been ranked among the 'happiest' countries in the world for more than a decade. Some experts suggest this is due to a focus on learning compassion, empathy and human co…
Santa, elves under pressure as Christmas Eve nearsAs Christmas Eve fast approaches, Santa and his elves are putting the finishing touches on festive preparations at Santa Claus Village in Finnish Lapland. The Arctic Circle outpost…
2025: A good year for wildlife conservationFrom former poachers now protecting endangered species to farmers adapting crops and traditions to help local wildlife, 2025 has been a brighter year for conservationists and the w…
INTERVIEW: ACCC’s new warning about the dangers of AI for consumersAs artificial intelligence rapidly becomes a part of everyday life for Australians, the ACCC is warning the technology also brings growing risks. In its AI industry snapshot, the c…
Ben hasn't seen his loved ones for 13 years. This Australian bakery offered him a job and a new ‘family’Refugees and asylum seekers face long-term barriers to employment. Some find their first job with one of Australia's 12-thousand social enterprises.
INTERVIEW: Wentworth MP Allegra MP says the Jewish community has been failed by GovernmentAllegra Spender is the independent MP representing the federal electorate of Wentworth that takes in Bondi, the scene of last Sunday's terror attack. She says she and the governmen…
Global interest rate moves influences marketsSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Mahjabeen Zaman fron ANZ as the UK cuts interest rates, Japan raises them and US inflation eases more than expected, lifting the pr…
Gun buyback scheme to be established; Sunday will be a national day of reflectionPrime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government will establish a new national gun buyback scheme, following the terror attack at Bondi Beach last Sunday. And this Sunday will s…
'Deliberate killing of civilians': UN details deadly RSF raid on Sudan campA United Nations report has found Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces killed more than 1,000 civilians during an April raid on the Zamzam displacement camp in Darfur. Based o…
Europe assesses risks: Using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's war fundingEuropean Union leaders are facing a critical decision on whether they should use frozen Russian assets to finance more support for Ukraine's war effort.
Trial aims to reduce dengue fever case numbers by up to 25 per centResearchers are hoping an early-warning system that will be trialled in Vietnam could help to reduce the growing number of dengue fever cases. Dengue fever is the world's most prev…
Environmental laws not settled yetEnvironment and business groups says work has just begun to ensure Australia's environment laws are more effective in practice. Parliament passed the first major overhaul in two de…
Woodside's CEO leaves for BPSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Henry Jennings from Marcus Today about the day's sharemarket action including Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill leaving for BP.
Terror at Bondi, Fragile Hope in Ukraine & Trump’s ‘WMD’ GambleTerror strikes the iconic sands of Bondi Beach, sending shockwaves through Australia and Jewish communities worldwide - how did the deadly attack unfold, and what does it mean for…
PM introduces laws to crack down on hate speech following Bondi terrorist attackIn the wake of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack over the weekend, the Albanese government is fast-tracking a suite of legislative reforms aimed at cracking down on hate speech and…
'We have to come together' : Multicultural communities reject division after Bondi Beach attackAustralia's social cohesion has come under scrutiny in the wake of the Bondi Beach mass shooting, while multicultural communities have come together in vigils and public acts of so…
'Allow the tears to come': dealing with grief after BondiIn the wake of the Bondi beach tragedy last weekend, Sydney has welcomed new mental health support systems. New South Wales Health is offering support for anyone affected - both di…
