Hear the story behind the headlines. In under ten minutes 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.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 36 days 10 hours 16 minutes
Sri Lanka's Prime Minister says the country's economy has collapsed
The government of Sri Lanka is seeking help from international lenders, as politicians in Australia, clash over how best to approach the crisis.
Civil law groups say new anti-protest laws in New South Wales disproportionately target climate protesters
A coalition of 40 human rights and civil law groups say new anti-protest laws in New South Wales disproportionately target climate protesters, violating the basic right to take part in a peaceful protest.
SBS On the Money: US Federal Reserve warns of recession
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Chris Weston from Pepperstone for more including what it means for shares, plus John Baldock speaks with NAB's Dean Pearson to find out just how much more price sensitive Australian consumers are.
Change Agents: James Spenceley
In this episode we meet Australian James Spenceley, who is risking his life delivering emergency support to war-affected Ukraine.
How is funding for Aged Care being spent?
Nursing groups say the central issue isn't so much funding levels for Aged Care - it's accountability in how the current money is being spent.
Death toll expected to rise following Afghanistan quake
More than 1,000 are confirmed dead and about 1500 are reportedly injured in the 6.1 magnitude quake which struck near Khost in Paktika province.
EU set to decide Ukraine's membership bid
The European Commission is set to vote on Ukraine's bid to join the European Union with success appearing likely.
Albanese government urged to repatriate women and children trapped in Syria
In an exclusive interview with SBS, the UN Special Rapporteur on counter-terrorism and human rights says she intends to meet with the Government in coming weeks - calling for action.
World leaders work towards nuclear weapons ban
The organisers of this week's first-ever meeting of States Parties to the Treaty of the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Vienna say nuclear war is still a possibility
Power is back on the east coast - but challenges remain
Australia's Energy Market Operator will gradually lift the suspension of the National Electricity Market - after it took the unprecendented step of seizing control of the market last week.