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 16 hours 5 minutes
Proposal for inquiry into coronavirus needs clarification, Government told
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and other ministers have pushed for what they call an "absolutely critical" international investigation into the origins of COVID-19.
Signs of hope in Spanish coronavirus hotspots
There's now cautious optimism, with Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, presenting further details of the planned de-escalation of his country's strict lockdown.
COVID-19 pandemic has hit economy harder than the Great Depression
1.4 million Australians are now expected to lose their jobs with unemployment expected to hit 10% by June.
Experts fear students may suffer learning setbacks due to online learning.
New research that shows as many as half of ALL students will suffer significant learning setbacks because of the shift to remote learning.
Artificial Intelligence enters Eurovision Song Contest
The world's first international Artificial Intelligence or AI Song Contest is trying to find the next Eurovision-worthy song -- generated by robots.
Just one case of community transmission recorded
Health Minister Greg Hunt has called the single community transmission the most important figure he's raised during the pandemic.
We live in unprecedented times of mistruths, falsehoods and fake news
An over-abundance of information on COVID-19 - some accurate and some not - is making it difficult to find reliable and true guidance.
Doctors alerted to COVID-related condition in children
Doctors in the UK and Italy report cases of children aged under nine with what appears to be Kawasaki disease, more common in parts of Asia.
Visa rule changes open door to temporary visa applicants with a disability or health condition
Restrictions on temporary visa applicants with a disability or health condition hoping to travel to Australia have been quietly eased by the government.
WHO warns disruption to other disease vaccination programs is endangering children
The World Health Organisation says the coronavirus pandemic is far from over and is still disrupting normal health services.