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 18 hours 57 minutes
Payments with QR code to come
We find out how the payments system is changing, with shoppers soon to be given the option to scan a QR code to pay, plus the latest on the markets.
Many shareholders are using AGMs to demand action on climate change
AGM season is underway, giving shareholders a chance to vote on critical issues - but for a second year, the pandemic has forced them online.
Australia will develop a lunar rover for NASA
Australia is looking to join a new era in space exploration as scientists hope to establish sustainable human presence on the moon.
Australia calls for support for the people of Afghanistan
Prime Minister Scott Morrison attended a virtual summit, and is urging G20 leaders to maintain diplomatic pressure on the Taliban to uphold its commitments.
Report finds UK government's initial COVID response cost thousands of lives
The MP inquiry says government ministers failed to question their scientific advisers and a dangerous mentality took hold where ministers felt pressured to conform.
Afghan Australians' concerns grow for loved ones in Afghanistan
More than 100,000 Afghan nationals have applied for humanitarian visas, attempting to flee to Australia following the fall of Kabul to the Taliban in August.
Prince Charles keen to see world leaders at COP26 - including Scott Morrison
SBS News understands that the Prime Minister has now added his name to the list of over 100 world leaders.
SBS On the Money: Is Australia ready for another domestic airline?
Low cost carrier Bonza is planning to hit the Australian skies by the middle of next year, so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Goncalves speaks wtih Bonza CEO Tim Jordan and airline conultant Trevor Jensen.
US Navy engineer accused of trying to sell nuclear secrets
Jonathan Toebbe allegedly thought he was selling secrets to a foreign power - but in fact he was talking to an undercover FBI agent
Trade Minister Dan Tehan talks to SBS
SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson talks to Trade Minister Dan Tehan about his European trip, trade, France and COVID intellectual property.