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SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 98
- The stories of Australia’s Japanese war brides honoured by descendants
Australian servicemen were stationed in Japan after the end of World War Two. It paved the way for relationships between these servicemen and Japanese women, despite an official ma…
- 50 years of SBS - the milestone moments as told by the journalists and presenters
SBS is celebrating its 50th year. On June the 9th 1975 'Radio Ethnic Australia' launched - a bold experiment by Al Grassby, who was the first federal commissioner for community rel…
- Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador returns to US to face charges
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported earlier this year under the Trump administration, has returned to the United States to face serious charges linked to human trafficking, f…
- INTERVIEW: Anne Aly on Australia's multiculturalism
The Albanese government says it's taking a new approach to multicultural affairs this term - moving the ministry into cabinet, and establishing a new Office for Multicultural Affai…
- How 50 years of migrant history helped an Australian street to become the world’s coolest
Diverse restaurants, cute hidden bars, and great boutiques have earned an Australian shopping strip the title of the World’s Coolest Street. To mark the 50th anniversary of SBS, we…
- Is Elon Musk ruining Tesla? & Virgin Australia launches IPO
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Daniel Ives from Wedbush and Alex Pollak, CIO at Loftus Peak about the deteriorating relationship between Donald Trump and Elon Mus…
- What is Labor's superannuation policy, and why is it stirring controversy?
Labor's changes to the way superannuation will be taxed has caused an uproar in parts of the community. The policy isn't new, so what's the big deal about it now? And what do the c…
To Russia with love: Operation Spider's Web & the Trump Musk bust-upHow Ukraine’s astonishing raid on Russian bombers has redefined the war, Israel’s tightening grip on the West Bank, and the rise of Karol Nawrocki—what the untested, right-wing pol…
- Muslim-Australians celebrate Eid al-Adha festival
Australian Muslims are marking the Eid al-Adha holiday, one of the two most important festivals of the Islamic calendar, gathering with friends and loved ones. Commemorating the wi…
- It's Australia's third largest religion, but until now there was no plans for a Hindu school
The federal government has pledged $8.5 million dollars in grant funding to launch a new school in the northwest of Sydney. This comes as the 2021 census found Hinduism is the thir…
- Tasmania set for early election after Premier ousted in no-confidence vote
Tasmania looks set for an early election after the Premier was ousted in a vote by the parliament on Thursday afternoon. It follows days of debate over the state's budget, a propos…
- US vetoes Gaza ceasefire resolution amid growing criticism of Israel's aid delivery system
The United States has vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The remaining 14 UN Security Council members voted in favour o…
- Doubts arise over leaders meeting as Ukraine's Zelenskyy seeks temporary truce
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed implementing a ceasefire, until a meeting can be arranged with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss peace. The Russian P…
- South Korea's new president pledges to 'restore people's livelihoods'
South Korea has elected a new president after months of political chaos triggered by the former president's brief declaration of martial law.
- CBA market cap breaches $300 billion, and Australian GDP slows
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Luke Laretive from Seneca Financial Solutions as the ASX200 edges closer to a record and CBA breaches $300bn market cap, while Step…
- Geert Wilders tears down the Dutch government
In the Netherlands, far-right politician Geert Wilders has brought down the Dutch government by withdrawing his Freedom Party from the ruling coalition and declaring he wants to be…
- Aid operations in Gaza suspended
Aid operations in Gaza have been suspended after Israeli authorities declared key distribution routes active combat zones, warning civilians to stay away. The move follows the deat…
- Controversy and compromise: the fallout from Senator Dorinda Cox's defection from the Greens to Labor
The Greens are reeling from the surprise defection of West Australian Senator Dorinda Cox to the Labor Party. The Prime Minister has defended his new recruit, amid accusations of w…
- Minimum wage rise impact, and petrol prices climb on weak Aussie dollar
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Julie Lee from FTSE Russell about the impact of the Fair Work Commission's 3.5% rise to the minimum wage along with the rest of the…
- "It's a step in the right direction" New multicultural office established
New Federal Multicultural Minister Anne Aly says that social cohesion is not entirely up to multicultural communities. It comes as the government announced plans to open an Office…
