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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Concern over federal government withdrawal of COVID disaster payments
More than a million people in NSW, the ACT and Victoria stand to lose COVID-19 disaster payments in the next few weeks as the emergency payments phase out.
Thousands of healthcare workers due to go on unpaid leave under vaccine mandate
Time has run out for 140,000 healthcare workers in NSW to get vaccinated - and deadlines approach in other states too.
SBS On the Money: Tighter lending rules to come?
The Council of Financial Regulators has discussed tighter lending rules as borrowers take on more debt, so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Judo Bank Economic Adviser Warren Hogan for more; plus Stuart Roberts from Stocks Down Under for a
Migrant crisis on the Belarus borders with Europe
Poland is seeking an extension of the state of emergency on the Belarus border as the number of migrants coming from Belarus is increasing.
NSW Labor says COVID-19 relief payments must stay
NSW Labor's Small Business and Multiculturalism spokesman, Stephen Kamper, tells Greg Dyett why now is not the time to withdraw federal or state government COVID-19 relief payments.
EU truck drivers unimpressed by UK invitation to help ease fuel crisis
The UK has offered short-term visas to European truck drivers to get supplies moving again - but there's little enthusiasm after Brexit.
Governments worldwide look to sustained management of COVID
Psychologist appointments in France will be funded by the government starting next year, amid growing awareness and concern about the importance of mental health.
Pakistan cricket fans hope Australia will still tour in 2022
Late withdrawals by NZ, England bode ill for the cricket-loving nation in re-establishing visiting tours.
Heart attack still the number one killer of Australians
Heart disease is responsible for a quarter of all deaths and new data shows more than half of all adult Australians have three or more of the risk factors that cause heart disease.
Albania offers safe haven to Afghan refugees
just weeks ago after Afghan families fled for their lives from Kabul, they are offered refuge in an Albanian seaside resort.