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Voice campaigners out in force
Across the nation, voting in the once-in-a-generation referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has entered its second day. While the No campaign is promising to investigate how federal money is being spent, a new poll has given those pushing for constitutional change hope there is still time to secure a Yes result
Voice campaigners out in force
Across the nation, voting in the once-in-a-generation referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has entered its second day. While the No campaign is promising to investigate how federal money is being spent, a new poll has given those pushing for constitutional change hope there is still time to secure a Yes result
04:39
3 Oct 23
New Federal Integrity Unit to safeguard students from unscrupulous providers
The federal government is cracking down on compliance in the vocational and education training sector, launching a new integrity unit. It seeks to strengthen the framework to allow students, particularly from overseas, to report dodgy providers if something goes wrong.
New Federal Integrity Unit to safeguard students from unscrupulous providers
The federal government is cracking down on compliance in the vocational and education training sector, launching a new integrity unit. It seeks to strengthen the framework to allow students, particularly from overseas, to report dodgy providers if something goes wrong.
04:44
3 Oct 23
Sails, Secrets, and a Month of Celebration: Sydney Opera House Turns 50
Its iconic sails have been a landmark of Sydney harbour for half a century, and to celebrate the Sydney Opera House is hosting an array of festivities this month. There's also a lesser known rich Aboriginal history that marks the site where the landmark now stands, and one artist is trying to reclaim that knowledge through her work.
Sails, Secrets, and a Month of Celebration: Sydney Opera House Turns 50
Its iconic sails have been a landmark of Sydney harbour for half a century, and to celebrate the Sydney Opera House is hosting an array of festivities this month. There's also a lesser known rich Aboriginal history that marks the site where the landmark now stands, and one artist is trying to reclaim that knowledge through her work.
08:39
3 Oct 23
Fires on the rise: firefighter numbers falling
The number of volunteer firefighters around the country is continuing to fall year on year. With hot and dry El Nino conditions forecast for the season ahead, it's migrants who are stepping up in northwest Victoria. SBS News travelled to the town of Swan Hill to file this report.
Fires on the rise: firefighter numbers falling
The number of volunteer firefighters around the country is continuing to fall year on year. With hot and dry El Nino conditions forecast for the season ahead, it's migrants who are stepping up in northwest Victoria. SBS News travelled to the town of Swan Hill to file this report.
05:12
3 Oct 23
Breakthrough malaria vaccine is a turning point in global health
The World Health Organisation has authorised a new malaria vaccine. The R-21 vaccine, developed by Oxford University scientists, is only the second to be created. The WHO has said while the previous vaccine is also effective, the new vaccine can be manufactured at a much larger scale, and would offer countries a cheaper option.
Breakthrough malaria vaccine is a turning point in global health
The World Health Organisation has authorised a new malaria vaccine. The R-21 vaccine, developed by Oxford University scientists, is only the second to be created. The WHO has said while the previous vaccine is also effective, the new vaccine can be manufactured at a much larger scale, and would offer countries a cheaper option.
05:45
3 Oct 23
How a photocopier changed the world: Nobel Prize in medicine goes to COVID vaccine duo
Two scientists have won the Nobel Prize for medicine for discoveries that enabled the development of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. The prize has been awarded to Katalin Karikó, a professor at Sagan’s University in Hungary and an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Drew Weissman, who performed his prizewinning research together with Professor Karikó at the University of Pennsylvania.
How a photocopier changed the world: Nobel Prize in medicine goes to COVID vaccine duo
Two scientists have won the Nobel Prize for medicine for discoveries that enabled the development of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. The prize has been awarded to Katalin Karikó, a professor at Sagan’s University in Hungary and an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Drew Weissman, who performed his prizewinning research together with Professor Karikó at the University of Pennsylvania.
06:52
3 Oct 23
Australian Armenians raise their voices in Canberra
A United Nations delegation has arrived in Nagorno-Karabakh, internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan, after a takeover by the country's military of the territory. More than 100,000 ethnic Armenians have fled the region since the takeover, after fears that ethnic cleansing would take place, which Azerbaijan has denied. Hundreds of Armenian-Australians have taken to the nation's capital, calling on the Federal Government to provide humanitarian assistance.
Australian Armenians raise their voices in Canberra
A United Nations delegation has arrived in Nagorno-Karabakh, internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan, after a takeover by the country's military of the territory. More than 100,000 ethnic Armenians have fled the region since the takeover, after fears that ethnic cleansing would take place, which Azerbaijan has denied. Hundreds of Armenian-Australians have taken to the nation's capital, calling on the Federal Government to provide humanitarian assistance.
04:26
2 Oct 23
INTERVIEW: Oxfam CEO on the climate-induced crisis in East Africa
East Africa is one of the world’s worst-hit regions by climate change and is now experiencing its worst climate-induced extreme weather, fuelling an alarming hunger crisis, despite contributing almost nothing to global carbon emissions. As a result more than 26 million people are currently facing acute hunger across Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and South Sudan, because of a two-year drought and years of flooding, compounded by displacement and conflict. SBS's Catalina Florez talks to the CEO of Oxfam Australia, Lyn Morgain, who is in Nairobi having spent a few days touring the region.
INTERVIEW: Oxfam CEO on the climate-induced crisis in East Africa
East Africa is one of the world’s worst-hit regions by climate change and is now experiencing its worst climate-induced extreme weather, fuelling an alarming hunger crisis, despite contributing almost nothing to global carbon emissions. As a result more than 26 million people are currently facing acute hunger across Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and South Sudan, because of a two-year drought and years of flooding, compounded by displacement and conflict. SBS's Catalina Florez talks to the CEO of Oxfam Australia, Lyn Morgain, who is in Nairobi having spent a few days touring the region.
07:10
2 Oct 23
The Voice Referendum: Voting gets underway
Early voting about an Indigenous voice in Parliament has started in the Northern Territory, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia, with New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland and South Australia starting on Tuesday. As polls show a potential No victory, campaigns are continuing strongly across the country.
The Voice Referendum: Voting gets underway
Early voting about an Indigenous voice in Parliament has started in the Northern Territory, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia, with New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland and South Australia starting on Tuesday. As polls show a potential No victory, campaigns are continuing strongly across the country.
06:30
2 Oct 23
Populist pro-Russia party wins Slovakia poll
Elections in Slovakia saw the party of former Prime Minister Robert Fico win the largest share of the votes, making him the most likely candidate to form a government. He was elected on a populist campaign widely seen as pro-Russian, but still has to form a coalition.
Populist pro-Russia party wins Slovakia poll
Elections in Slovakia saw the party of former Prime Minister Robert Fico win the largest share of the votes, making him the most likely candidate to form a government. He was elected on a populist campaign widely seen as pro-Russian, but still has to form a coalition.
05:35
2 Oct 23
Türkiye bombs Kurdish rebels after Ankara suicide blast
Türkiye says it's carried out over 20 air strikes on Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq, hours after a suicide bombing at the interior ministry in the capital, Ankara. The Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, had claimed responsibility for the suicide blast saying it was carried out by a group linked to them.
Türkiye bombs Kurdish rebels after Ankara suicide blast
Türkiye says it's carried out over 20 air strikes on Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq, hours after a suicide bombing at the interior ministry in the capital, Ankara. The Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, had claimed responsibility for the suicide blast saying it was carried out by a group linked to them.
04:40
2 Oct 23
Childcare costs for Australian families among highest in world, ACCC report finds
Australia's consumer watchdog has revealed the enormous burden of childcare fees on households. The ACCC report is the second in a series, drafting recommendations to government to improve outcomes in the sector.
Childcare costs for Australian families among highest in world, ACCC report finds
Australia's consumer watchdog has revealed the enormous burden of childcare fees on households. The ACCC report is the second in a series, drafting recommendations to government to improve outcomes in the sector.
05:11
1 Oct 23
Smart tech keeping the buzz going for Israeli beekeepers
An Israeli tech start-up is hoping to help beekeepers maintain their bee colonies with a smart touch. Using sensors and real-time data analysis, the tech allows keepers to track the health of their hives and prevent die-offs that are blamed on a combination of parasites, pesticides, starvation and climate change.
Smart tech keeping the buzz going for Israeli beekeepers
An Israeli tech start-up is hoping to help beekeepers maintain their bee colonies with a smart touch. Using sensors and real-time data analysis, the tech allows keepers to track the health of their hives and prevent die-offs that are blamed on a combination of parasites, pesticides, starvation and climate change.
03:44
1 Oct 23
Authorities urge caution around migrating whales after man's death in Sydney's Botany Bay
Police say they're investigating after the death of a man when a whale struck his boat in Sydney's Botany Bay. They say they're also ramping up safety checks on the water as boating season begins.
Authorities urge caution around migrating whales after man's death in Sydney's Botany Bay
Police say they're investigating after the death of a man when a whale struck his boat in Sydney's Botany Bay. They say they're also ramping up safety checks on the water as boating season begins.
03:51
1 Oct 23
Lab-cultivated fat: The secret sauce for delicious meat alternatives
There's a growing trend towards meat substitutes amid concern over greenhouse gas emissions generated from livestock production. A bioengineering company in London is now focused on manufacturing lab cultivated fat, hoping to make meat alternatives tastier.
Lab-cultivated fat: The secret sauce for delicious meat alternatives
There's a growing trend towards meat substitutes amid concern over greenhouse gas emissions generated from livestock production. A bioengineering company in London is now focused on manufacturing lab cultivated fat, hoping to make meat alternatives tastier.
04:02
30 Sep 23
State of emergency is now New York's state of mind
A state of emergency has been declared in New York City, after a month's worth of rain fell in less than 24 hours. The rain has unleashed life-threatening flooding across every part of the city of eight and a half million people.
State of emergency is now New York's state of mind
A state of emergency has been declared in New York City, after a month's worth of rain fell in less than 24 hours. The rain has unleashed life-threatening flooding across every part of the city of eight and a half million people.
04:00
30 Sep 23
Southern EU nations call for new migration and asylum deal
A Libyan coast guard boat has collided with a small dinghy carrying around 50 migrants, causing the rubber vessel to sink. The incident has come amid increasing pressure for the European Union to expedite a new migration and asylum agreement and intensify efforts to curb departures from North Africa.
Southern EU nations call for new migration and asylum deal
A Libyan coast guard boat has collided with a small dinghy carrying around 50 migrants, causing the rubber vessel to sink. The incident has come amid increasing pressure for the European Union to expedite a new migration and asylum agreement and intensify efforts to curb departures from North Africa.
05:40
30 Sep 23
Australia's first Muslim coach in a major professional sport prepares for a new season
Back-to-back NBL champions Sydney Kings are gearing up for their first game of the season. Leading the team will be new head coach, Mahmoud Abdelfattah, as the first Muslim coach in a major Australian professional sport.
Australia's first Muslim coach in a major professional sport prepares for a new season
Back-to-back NBL champions Sydney Kings are gearing up for their first game of the season. Leading the team will be new head coach, Mahmoud Abdelfattah, as the first Muslim coach in a major Australian professional sport.
04:05
29 Sep 23
'X' ditches political lie detector
Social media giant ‘X’ has scrapped its feature allowing people to report misleading political information. Observers say it's come at a disastrous time for Australians about to decide whether to install an Indigenous Voice to parliament. And it poses a potentially significant threat to electoral integrity around the world.
'X' ditches political lie detector
Social media giant ‘X’ has scrapped its feature allowing people to report misleading political information. Observers say it's come at a disastrous time for Australians about to decide whether to install an Indigenous Voice to parliament. And it poses a potentially significant threat to electoral integrity around the world.
04:29
29 Sep 23
Four and a half years results in a 5000-page Disability report with 200 recommendations
After a four-and-a-half year inquiry, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability has tabled its final report. The report has made over 200 recommendations at federal, state and territory level covering access to support, education and First Nations and culturally diverse Australians with disabilities. It says its recommendations will lead to a more inclusive vision of Australia, in which people with disability can live independently and their human rights are protected.
Four and a half years results in a 5000-page Disability report with 200 recommendations
After a four-and-a-half year inquiry, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability has tabled its final report. The report has made over 200 recommendations at federal, state and territory level covering access to support, education and First Nations and culturally diverse Australians with disabilities. It says its recommendations will lead to a more inclusive vision of Australia, in which people with disability can live independently and their human rights are protected.
07:34
29 Sep 23
INTERVIEW: CEO of Women with Diability, Carolyn Frohmader
Carolyn Frohmader is the CEO of Women with Disabilities. She's been advocating in this area for more than 25 years and told SBS's Biwa Kwan that she's feeling a little nervous - but hopeful about the release of the Disability Royal Commission's report on Friday. She says it's an emotional moment.
INTERVIEW: CEO of Women with Diability, Carolyn Frohmader
Carolyn Frohmader is the CEO of Women with Disabilities. She's been advocating in this area for more than 25 years and told SBS's Biwa Kwan that she's feeling a little nervous - but hopeful about the release of the Disability Royal Commission's report on Friday. She says it's an emotional moment.
14:23
29 Sep 23
Mass exodus of 70,000 Armenians as Azerbaijan vows peaceful integration
More than 70,000 Armenians have fled from Nagorno-Karabakh crossing into Armenia, leaving all their belongings behind. Azerbaijan officials say they do not wish for the mass exodus. They have promised to do what they can for the peaceful integration of all Armenians into the Karabakh region.
Mass exodus of 70,000 Armenians as Azerbaijan vows peaceful integration
More than 70,000 Armenians have fled from Nagorno-Karabakh crossing into Armenia, leaving all their belongings behind. Azerbaijan officials say they do not wish for the mass exodus. They have promised to do what they can for the peaceful integration of all Armenians into the Karabakh region.
06:44
29 Sep 23
Suing the snoops: New laws introduced to boost privacy and protect data
The government has introduced sweeping reforms to privacy laws, which they intend to legislate in 2024. The response to a two year review into the Privacy Act has re-defined personal information, and even enables Australians to file a civil lawsuit for privacy breaches.
Suing the snoops: New laws introduced to boost privacy and protect data
The government has introduced sweeping reforms to privacy laws, which they intend to legislate in 2024. The response to a two year review into the Privacy Act has re-defined personal information, and even enables Australians to file a civil lawsuit for privacy breaches.
08:10
29 Sep 23
Mass exodus of 70,000 Armenians as Azerbaijan vows peaceful integration
More than 70,000 Armenians have fled from Nagorno-Karabakh crossing into Armenia, leaving all their belongings behind. Azerbaijan officials say they do not wish for the mass exodus. They have promised to do what they can for the peaceful integration of all Armenians into the Karabakh region.
Mass exodus of 70,000 Armenians as Azerbaijan vows peaceful integration
More than 70,000 Armenians have fled from Nagorno-Karabakh crossing into Armenia, leaving all their belongings behind. Azerbaijan officials say they do not wish for the mass exodus. They have promised to do what they can for the peaceful integration of all Armenians into the Karabakh region.
06:44
29 Sep 23
First Nations festival reconnects culture
A unique Indigenous storytelling festival has begun, showcasing the experiences of First Nations People. The Yellamundie Festival is a platform for performers to connect, learn, and share their stories in their own way.
First Nations festival reconnects culture
A unique Indigenous storytelling festival has begun, showcasing the experiences of First Nations People. The Yellamundie Festival is a platform for performers to connect, learn, and share their stories in their own way.
05:46
29 Sep 23
International cricketer cleared of rape charge
Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka has been found not guilty of sexual intercourse without consent. The test batsman was accused of sexually assaulting a woman he met on a dating app during the team's T-20 World Cup campaign last year. But today, he left court a free man.
International cricketer cleared of rape charge
Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka has been found not guilty of sexual intercourse without consent. The test batsman was accused of sexually assaulting a woman he met on a dating app during the team's T-20 World Cup campaign last year. But today, he left court a free man.
03:12
28 Sep 23
Citizen scientists: Mapping the nation's biodiversity bounty
Members of the Australian community are volunteering to document Australia's vast and diverse biodata. Citizen scientists play a crucial role in understanding where species occur, where they thrive - and where they're under threat.
Citizen scientists: Mapping the nation's biodiversity bounty
Members of the Australian community are volunteering to document Australia's vast and diverse biodata. Citizen scientists play a crucial role in understanding where species occur, where they thrive - and where they're under threat.
06:42
28 Sep 23
This family is preserving culture, with a sweet treat for the mid-Autumn or Moon Festival
The Lee family celebrate their Korean culture by making traditional rice cake called songpyeon. The Mid-Autumn or Moon Festival is a busy time for many businesses, as families share traditional gifts.
This family is preserving culture, with a sweet treat for the mid-Autumn or Moon Festival
The Lee family celebrate their Korean culture by making traditional rice cake called songpyeon. The Mid-Autumn or Moon Festival is a busy time for many businesses, as families share traditional gifts.
06:14
28 Sep 23
Energy agency says 1.5C climate goal still within reach due to record growth in solar power and EVs
The rapid uptake of solar panels and electric vehicles has kept the path to the 1.5-degree Celsius climate target alive. That’s the finding of the International Energy Agency in its latest report.
Energy agency says 1.5C climate goal still within reach due to record growth in solar power and EVs
The rapid uptake of solar panels and electric vehicles has kept the path to the 1.5-degree Celsius climate target alive. That’s the finding of the International Energy Agency in its latest report.
06:56
28 Sep 23
US soldier Travis King in 'good spirits' after release from detention in North Korea
An American soldier who had been detained in North Korea for two months is now in US custody. The US State Department says no concessions were made to secure the release of Travis King. His mother says she is "forever grateful" for the efforts to free her son.
US soldier Travis King in 'good spirits' after release from detention in North Korea
An American soldier who had been detained in North Korea for two months is now in US custody. The US State Department says no concessions were made to secure the release of Travis King. His mother says she is "forever grateful" for the efforts to free her son.
05:21
28 Sep 23
Victoria has a new premier
A new era of leadership has begun in Victoria, after Daniel Andrews' surprise resignation from the top job. Jacinta Allan has won the unanimous support of her colleagues to become the state's second female premier.
Victoria has a new premier
A new era of leadership has begun in Victoria, after Daniel Andrews' surprise resignation from the top job. Jacinta Allan has won the unanimous support of her colleagues to become the state's second female premier.
03:35
27 Sep 23
Senate questions Qantas over market dominance and Qatar being denied extra flights
Airline bosses have appeared before the continuing Qatar Senate inquiry to discuss the Federal Government’s rejection of extra Qatar Airways flights. Qatar Airways says it was shocked to not have extra flights approved by the Australian Government, insisting more planes would have benefited the local economy. It is alleged that Qantas has been receiving privileged treatment from the government.
Senate questions Qantas over market dominance and Qatar being denied extra flights
Airline bosses have appeared before the continuing Qatar Senate inquiry to discuss the Federal Government’s rejection of extra Qatar Airways flights. Qatar Airways says it was shocked to not have extra flights approved by the Australian Government, insisting more planes would have benefited the local economy. It is alleged that Qantas has been receiving privileged treatment from the government.
06:30
27 Sep 23
Yes, No campaigners out in force as leading lights meet the press
It has been another busy day for the Yes campaign, with prominent supporters and parliamentarians rallying and flyering across the country for a Yes vote. Following No Campaigner Warren Mundine's speech at the National Press Club on Tuesday, Wednesday was Yes campaigner Noel Pearson's turn to address journalists in Canberra.
Yes, No campaigners out in force as leading lights meet the press
It has been another busy day for the Yes campaign, with prominent supporters and parliamentarians rallying and flyering across the country for a Yes vote. Following No Campaigner Warren Mundine's speech at the National Press Club on Tuesday, Wednesday was Yes campaigner Noel Pearson's turn to address journalists in Canberra.
07:31
27 Sep 23
Four decades on - America's Cup history remembered
It's a "where were you" moment in Australian history. On September 26th, 1983 in Newport, Rhode Island, in the United States, Australia 2 won the oldest trophy in world sport, the America's Cup. This week, those responsible for the triumph, celebrated 40 years since one of the nation's most iconic moments.
Four decades on - America's Cup history remembered
It's a "where were you" moment in Australian history. On September 26th, 1983 in Newport, Rhode Island, in the United States, Australia 2 won the oldest trophy in world sport, the America's Cup. This week, those responsible for the triumph, celebrated 40 years since one of the nation's most iconic moments.
03:03
27 Sep 23
Australia's shocking wealth gap: Low-income earners hit hardest
New research reveals Australians are experiencing a wealth gap with low-income earners bearing the brunt. Advocates are calling for a levelling of the playing field. And charities warn that if nothing is done urgently, it will ultimately affect the future of children from low-income households.
Australia's shocking wealth gap: Low-income earners hit hardest
New research reveals Australians are experiencing a wealth gap with low-income earners bearing the brunt. Advocates are calling for a levelling of the playing field. And charities warn that if nothing is done urgently, it will ultimately affect the future of children from low-income households.
07:19
27 Sep 23
UN refugee agency rejects attack by UK politician
Britain's Home Secretary Suella Braverman has used a speech in Washington to argue multiculturalism has failed in the U-K, saying migration has been too much, too quick in the past 25 years. She has called for changes to be made to the global asylum system, saying a failure to control migration poses an existential threat to the West. But the UN refugee agency has rejected her criticisms.
UN refugee agency rejects attack by UK politician
Britain's Home Secretary Suella Braverman has used a speech in Washington to argue multiculturalism has failed in the U-K, saying migration has been too much, too quick in the past 25 years. She has called for changes to be made to the global asylum system, saying a failure to control migration poses an existential threat to the West. But the UN refugee agency has rejected her criticisms.
04:44
27 Sep 23
Portuguese youth launch world's largest climate legal action
Six young people are preparing to take 32 European nations to court to try to force them to do more to reduce their emissions. The claimants from Portugal, who are aged between 11 and 24, say they were driven to act after wildfires in their country in 2017 that killed more than 100 people. What's been described as the world's largest climate legal action coincides with calls from the International Energy Agency for a significant reduction in fossil fuel use.
Portuguese youth launch world's largest climate legal action
Six young people are preparing to take 32 European nations to court to try to force them to do more to reduce their emissions. The claimants from Portugal, who are aged between 11 and 24, say they were driven to act after wildfires in their country in 2017 that killed more than 100 people. What's been described as the world's largest climate legal action coincides with calls from the International Energy Agency for a significant reduction in fossil fuel use.
04:20
27 Sep 23
Dan Andrews resigns: 'You never want to get to a place where you resent this job.'
Premier Daniel Andrews has stepped down as the leader of Victoria after nine years in power. He was the state's longest serving incumbent premier and became a towering figure in both state and national politics. The premier says it will be up to others to determine his legacy.
Dan Andrews resigns: 'You never want to get to a place where you resent this job.'
Premier Daniel Andrews has stepped down as the leader of Victoria after nine years in power. He was the state's longest serving incumbent premier and became a towering figure in both state and national politics. The premier says it will be up to others to determine his legacy.
04:18
26 Sep 23
Tasmanian Inquiry reports: 'We failed you. We are all accountable'
The scale of child sexual abuse in Tasmania has been exposed with the release of highly anticipated findings from Tasmania's Commission of Inquiry into child sexual abuse. The 3,500-page report was tabled into parliament on Tuesday. More than 100 people have already been referred to Tasmania Police or child protection as a result of its work.
Tasmanian Inquiry reports: 'We failed you. We are all accountable'
The scale of child sexual abuse in Tasmania has been exposed with the release of highly anticipated findings from Tasmania's Commission of Inquiry into child sexual abuse. The 3,500-page report was tabled into parliament on Tuesday. More than 100 people have already been referred to Tasmania Police or child protection as a result of its work.
05:38
26 Sep 23
INTERVIEW: Expert on Victorian state politics Paul Strangio on Dan Andrews' resignation
Victoria'a Premier Dan Andrews has announced at a snap press conference held at state parliament that after nearly a decade in the job, now is the time to step away. SBS's Anton Enus speaks to political writer Paul Strangio, an expert on Victorian State politics.
INTERVIEW: Expert on Victorian state politics Paul Strangio on Dan Andrews' resignation
Victoria'a Premier Dan Andrews has announced at a snap press conference held at state parliament that after nearly a decade in the job, now is the time to step away. SBS's Anton Enus speaks to political writer Paul Strangio, an expert on Victorian State politics.
04:07
26 Sep 23
Thousands flee Nagorno-Karabakh region
The Armenian Prime Minister says ethnic cleansing is "under way" in Nagorno-Karabakh, as thousands of ethnic Armenians continue to flee the region. It comes after a 24-hour military offensive took place in the region last week.
Thousands flee Nagorno-Karabakh region
The Armenian Prime Minister says ethnic cleansing is "under way" in Nagorno-Karabakh, as thousands of ethnic Armenians continue to flee the region. It comes after a 24-hour military offensive took place in the region last week.
04:02
26 Sep 23
Adelaide creatives find their voice with Jazzmeia Horn
An award winning New York-based jazz artist has been giving masterclasses to emerging creatives at Adelaide University. But Jazzmeia Horn says it's not all about the techniques. She views singing as a vehicle for people to be true to themselves.
Adelaide creatives find their voice with Jazzmeia Horn
An award winning New York-based jazz artist has been giving masterclasses to emerging creatives at Adelaide University. But Jazzmeia Horn says it's not all about the techniques. She views singing as a vehicle for people to be true to themselves.
05:39
26 Sep 23
Inquiry hears Russia tortured some Ukrainians to death
A United Nations led inquiry has found Russian forces tortured Ukrainians so brutally that some of their victims died. It also says the Russians forced families to listen as they raped women in adjacent rooms.
Inquiry hears Russia tortured some Ukrainians to death
A United Nations led inquiry has found Russian forces tortured Ukrainians so brutally that some of their victims died. It also says the Russians forced families to listen as they raped women in adjacent rooms.
05:34
26 Sep 23
National bushfire summit helping emergency services brace for a risky summer
Agencies from across the country are meeting in Canberra this week for the National Disaster Preparedness Summit. They're looking to learn from the past, ahead of what's forecast to be a dangerous bushfire season.
National bushfire summit helping emergency services brace for a risky summer
Agencies from across the country are meeting in Canberra this week for the National Disaster Preparedness Summit. They're looking to learn from the past, ahead of what's forecast to be a dangerous bushfire season.
03:52
25 Sep 23
'Why did the dams burst?': Anger builds over Derna's disaster
Emergency workers in Libya have recovered a further 23 bodies in Derna, bringing the total documented cases to 3,868 following the devastating floods triggered by heavy rains. Two teams have been formed to expedite the documentation of missing individuals, with one focusing on bodies recovered from the sea and the other on those buried haphazardly during the crisis.
'Why did the dams burst?': Anger builds over Derna's disaster
Emergency workers in Libya have recovered a further 23 bodies in Derna, bringing the total documented cases to 3,868 following the devastating floods triggered by heavy rains. Two teams have been formed to expedite the documentation of missing individuals, with one focusing on bodies recovered from the sea and the other on those buried haphazardly during the crisis.
05:29
25 Sep 23
NASA brings asteroid samples to Earth
A NASA space capsule carrying the largest soil sample ever scooped up from the surface of an asteroid has streaked through Earth's atmosphere and parachuted into the Utah desert, delivering the celestial specimen to scientists. The final descent and landing, shown on a NASA livestream, capped a six-year joint mission between the US space agency and the University of Arizona.
NASA brings asteroid samples to Earth
A NASA space capsule carrying the largest soil sample ever scooped up from the surface of an asteroid has streaked through Earth's atmosphere and parachuted into the Utah desert, delivering the celestial specimen to scientists. The final descent and landing, shown on a NASA livestream, capped a six-year joint mission between the US space agency and the University of Arizona.
05:26
25 Sep 23
Study stress concerns as final year 12 exams approach
With final exams just weeks away, concerns are being raised about the impact stress is having on high school students across Australia. New research reveals stress is impacting the sleep and wellbeing of year 12 students, and the issue appears to be getting worse.
Study stress concerns as final year 12 exams approach
With final exams just weeks away, concerns are being raised about the impact stress is having on high school students across Australia. New research reveals stress is impacting the sleep and wellbeing of year 12 students, and the issue appears to be getting worse.
03:33
24 Sep 23
Community solar project shining a light on Australia's renewable energy transition
As Australia prepares to transition to renewable energy, some residents are banding together to create their own energy infrastructure. The community of Bannister is hoping these projects can educate others about renewable energy.
Community solar project shining a light on Australia's renewable energy transition
As Australia prepares to transition to renewable energy, some residents are banding together to create their own energy infrastructure. The community of Bannister is hoping these projects can educate others about renewable energy.
03:39
24 Sep 23
How to stay social while living with dementia? Grace and Bob visit a local café
More than 400,000 people are living with dementia in Australia and it remains the second highest cause of death. Even so, a diagnosis doesn’t have to mean the end of a healthy social life. Dementia cafes are springing up across the country, offering a safe space for people to meet and share experiences.
How to stay social while living with dementia? Grace and Bob visit a local café
More than 400,000 people are living with dementia in Australia and it remains the second highest cause of death. Even so, a diagnosis doesn’t have to mean the end of a healthy social life. Dementia cafes are springing up across the country, offering a safe space for people to meet and share experiences.
05:08
23 Sep 23
What happens after Indigenous Voice result is in?
In less than a month, voters will deliver their verdict on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. To succeed, the referendum needs what's called a double majority. That's a majority of the population and a majority of the states voting Yes. Here's a look at what happens next, once we know if the vote has succeeded or failed.
What happens after Indigenous Voice result is in?
In less than a month, voters will deliver their verdict on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. To succeed, the referendum needs what's called a double majority. That's a majority of the population and a majority of the states voting Yes. Here's a look at what happens next, once we know if the vote has succeeded or failed.
04:22
23 Sep 23
Much smaller turnout for unofficial No rallies a week after tens of thousands march in support of Voice
Unofficial No rallies have taken place around the country, as the prime minister seeks to shore up support for the referendum on constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.
Much smaller turnout for unofficial No rallies a week after tens of thousands march in support of Voice
Unofficial No rallies have taken place around the country, as the prime minister seeks to shore up support for the referendum on constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.
04:41
23 Sep 23
'It doesn't stop him': Born deaf, Indigenous ranger James Tucker inspires colleagues
Australians have been encouraged to spread awareness about deaf communities and recognise their achievements, following the National Week of Deaf People. In Western Australia, Aboriginal ranger turned firefighter James Tucker has discovered an innovative way of working - despite his disability.
'It doesn't stop him': Born deaf, Indigenous ranger James Tucker inspires colleagues
Australians have been encouraged to spread awareness about deaf communities and recognise their achievements, following the National Week of Deaf People. In Western Australia, Aboriginal ranger turned firefighter James Tucker has discovered an innovative way of working - despite his disability.
04:06
23 Sep 23
Race is on for the world to reach net zero emissions
Global efforts to mitigate climate change are coming into focus ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference - or COP28 - in November. Many countries have shifted their targets since the Paris Agreement, which aims to avoid catastrophic temperature rises by limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees. So where does Australia stand on its net zero targets in comparison to the rest of the world?
Race is on for the world to reach net zero emissions
Global efforts to mitigate climate change are coming into focus ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference - or COP28 - in November. Many countries have shifted their targets since the Paris Agreement, which aims to avoid catastrophic temperature rises by limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees. So where does Australia stand on its net zero targets in comparison to the rest of the world?
03:46
22 Sep 23
Indigenous leader says a Yes vote would be "amazing result"
A prominent Indigenous leader says it would be amazing if the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum is successful. Gunditjmara woman Aunty Jill Gallagher is the CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation. She told NITV Radio's Bertrand Tungandame why a Yes vote is crucial.
Indigenous leader says a Yes vote would be "amazing result"
A prominent Indigenous leader says it would be amazing if the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum is successful. Gunditjmara woman Aunty Jill Gallagher is the CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation. She told NITV Radio's Bertrand Tungandame why a Yes vote is crucial.
02:54
22 Sep 23
Back in black: federal budget returns to surplus for first time in 15 years
The Labor government has broken its earlier forecasts for a budget surplus. But the Treasurer says deficits are expected in coming years.
Back in black: federal budget returns to surplus for first time in 15 years
The Labor government has broken its earlier forecasts for a budget surplus. But the Treasurer says deficits are expected in coming years.
03:23
22 Sep 23
ASX has worst week in more than a year & Rupert Murdoch steps down
The Australian sharemarket had its worst week of the year so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Marcus Bogdan from Blackmore Capital to find out more & UBS Analyst Evan Karatzas explains why food prices will remain high.
ASX has worst week in more than a year & Rupert Murdoch steps down
The Australian sharemarket had its worst week of the year so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Marcus Bogdan from Blackmore Capital to find out more & UBS Analyst Evan Karatzas explains why food prices will remain high.
09:05
22 Sep 23
Threats to AEC increase as preparations are completed for Voice referendum
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) says it has been battling an increase in misinformation and threats ahead of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum on October 14. But the AEC says enrolment numbers are strong, with the highest number of voters ever to take part.
Threats to AEC increase as preparations are completed for Voice referendum
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) says it has been battling an increase in misinformation and threats ahead of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum on October 14. But the AEC says enrolment numbers are strong, with the highest number of voters ever to take part.
04:19
22 Sep 23
Lachlan Murdoch takes the reins at Fox as Rupert retires
Rupert Murdoch has stepped down as chairman of both Fox and News Corp. He will hand over to his son, but remain involved as an emeritus chairman. Many believe the move may change the face of media and politics around parts of the world.
Lachlan Murdoch takes the reins at Fox as Rupert retires
Rupert Murdoch has stepped down as chairman of both Fox and News Corp. He will hand over to his son, but remain involved as an emeritus chairman. Many believe the move may change the face of media and politics around parts of the world.
05:17
22 Sep 23
AEC representative talks Voice referendum vote conspiracies and when to expect a result
SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson puts your questions about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum to Pat Callanan from the Australian Electoral Commission. More than 17.6 million Australians had become eligible to vote by the time enrolment closed on 18 September, meaning the highest enrolment level - 97.7 per cent - in the nation's history. That includes an unprecedented level of Indigenous enrolment, at 94.1 per cent.
AEC representative talks Voice referendum vote conspiracies and when to expect a result
SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson puts your questions about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum to Pat Callanan from the Australian Electoral Commission. More than 17.6 million Australians had become eligible to vote by the time enrolment closed on 18 September, meaning the highest enrolment level - 97.7 per cent - in the nation's history. That includes an unprecedented level of Indigenous enrolment, at 94.1 per cent.
16:31
22 Sep 23
Fight against honeybee mite sours for Australian scientists
Once Varroa mite-free, Australia has now surrendered its fight against the deadly honeybee parasite. The parasitic mites continue to endanger honeybee populations, threatening pollination and potentially whole colonies.
Fight against honeybee mite sours for Australian scientists
Once Varroa mite-free, Australia has now surrendered its fight against the deadly honeybee parasite. The parasitic mites continue to endanger honeybee populations, threatening pollination and potentially whole colonies.
03:43
22 Sep 23
India stops issuing visas to Canadian citizens as diplomatic rift widens
India has stopped issuing visas to Canadian citizens amid an escalating row over the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called on India to cooperate with the investigation on the circumstances of Nijjar's death.
India stops issuing visas to Canadian citizens as diplomatic rift widens
India has stopped issuing visas to Canadian citizens amid an escalating row over the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called on India to cooperate with the investigation on the circumstances of Nijjar's death.
05:29
22 Sep 23
Warning over 'elaborate ploy' to scam international students in Australia
Scammers are increasingly targeting Chinese international students, with the scams using increasingly sophisticated techniques to imitate authorities. Authorities say just under $9 million has been lost to such scams since the beginning of the year.
Warning over 'elaborate ploy' to scam international students in Australia
Scammers are increasingly targeting Chinese international students, with the scams using increasingly sophisticated techniques to imitate authorities. Authorities say just under $9 million has been lost to such scams since the beginning of the year.
04:12
21 Sep 23
Price gouging inquiry begins amid concern over rising cost of living
The review was commissioned by the ACTU, and will look at whether companies have marked up prices excessively over the past two years.
Price gouging inquiry begins amid concern over rising cost of living
The review was commissioned by the ACTU, and will look at whether companies have marked up prices excessively over the past two years.
03:23
21 Sep 23
Australia to probe its COVID-19 pandemic response - but not state lockdowns
The 12 month long inquiry will be led by three experts. But it won't include individual state or territory decisions on lockdowns or border closures.
Australia to probe its COVID-19 pandemic response - but not state lockdowns
The 12 month long inquiry will be led by three experts. But it won't include individual state or territory decisions on lockdowns or border closures.
05:25
21 Sep 23
Australia signs landmark treaty that covers the world's high seas
Australia has become one of the first in the world to sign UN High Seas Treaty, a landmark to protect vast swathes of the ocean which no country officially owns. Environmental groups say the treaty will help reverse biodiversity losses and ensure sustainable development, but there is still a long way to go before implementation.
Australia signs landmark treaty that covers the world's high seas
Australia has become one of the first in the world to sign UN High Seas Treaty, a landmark to protect vast swathes of the ocean which no country officially owns. Environmental groups say the treaty will help reverse biodiversity losses and ensure sustainable development, but there is still a long way to go before implementation.
03:40
21 Sep 23
Canada India relations increasingly strained after murder of Sikh activist
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's statements that the Indian government could be involved in the murder of a Sikh activist in Canada have strained relations between the two countries. Protests by Sikhs have been staged in Pakistan, while India has warned nationals living in Canada to exercise "utmost caution".
Canada India relations increasingly strained after murder of Sikh activist
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's statements that the Indian government could be involved in the murder of a Sikh activist in Canada have strained relations between the two countries. Protests by Sikhs have been staged in Pakistan, while India has warned nationals living in Canada to exercise "utmost caution".
05:19
21 Sep 23
First Nations designs take the catwalk at London Fashion Week
During London Fashion Week, Australia's High Commission has been transformed into an international runway showcasing Indigenous designers. It's the first time a show dedicated exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designers has been held at Australia House.
First Nations designs take the catwalk at London Fashion Week
During London Fashion Week, Australia's High Commission has been transformed into an international runway showcasing Indigenous designers. It's the first time a show dedicated exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designers has been held at Australia House.
04:33
20 Sep 23
Victoria to impose short-stay accommodation tax from 2025
Victoria has become the first state in the country to enforce a levy on short-term rental properties found on platforms like Airbnb. Premier Daniel Andrews says the 7.5 per cent levy will help address the state's housing crisis. He also announced the state is committed to building 800,000 homes over the next decade.
Victoria to impose short-stay accommodation tax from 2025
Victoria has become the first state in the country to enforce a levy on short-term rental properties found on platforms like Airbnb. Premier Daniel Andrews says the 7.5 per cent levy will help address the state's housing crisis. He also announced the state is committed to building 800,000 homes over the next decade.
06:33
20 Sep 23
Zelenskyy to world: stand united against Russia in Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has dominated the first session of the United Nations General Assembly, which has convened in New York this week. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the world community must help Ukraine push Russia back, so that the focus can return to other global problems.
Zelenskyy to world: stand united against Russia in Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has dominated the first session of the United Nations General Assembly, which has convened in New York this week. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the world community must help Ukraine push Russia back, so that the focus can return to other global problems.
04:48
20 Sep 23
Disease fears climb for Libya flooding survivors in Derna
The World Health Organisation is warning of a potential disease outbreak in the eastern Libyan city of Derna, after the disastrous floods that hit the area on September 11, leaving thousands dead. Meanwhile, the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has called on the leaders of the wealthiest nations to face the existential threat of climate change that created an 'awful hellscape' in Libya.
Disease fears climb for Libya flooding survivors in Derna
The World Health Organisation is warning of a potential disease outbreak in the eastern Libyan city of Derna, after the disastrous floods that hit the area on September 11, leaving thousands dead. Meanwhile, the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has called on the leaders of the wealthiest nations to face the existential threat of climate change that created an 'awful hellscape' in Libya.
05:43
20 Sep 23
Australia backs world's atomic regulator despite concern over Fukushima water release
Australia will contribute millions of dollars to the world's nuclear watchdog agency as the fallout continues from the dumping of wastewater from Japan. Japan has sparked controversy in the region by staging the release of treated nuclear wastewater into the Pacific, splitting regional leaders about its safety.
Australia backs world's atomic regulator despite concern over Fukushima water release
Australia will contribute millions of dollars to the world's nuclear watchdog agency as the fallout continues from the dumping of wastewater from Japan. Japan has sparked controversy in the region by staging the release of treated nuclear wastewater into the Pacific, splitting regional leaders about its safety.
03:53
20 Sep 23
No campaign focuses on must-win battleground states
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has labelled protesters outside a No event in Adelaide as "disturbing" after they yelled abuse at a Liberal Senator. Hundreds of supporters of the No campaign gathered in the South Australian capital where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who has called for respectful debate, has been accused of "gaslighting" the nation by holding the referendum.
No campaign focuses on must-win battleground states
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has labelled protesters outside a No event in Adelaide as "disturbing" after they yelled abuse at a Liberal Senator. Hundreds of supporters of the No campaign gathered in the South Australian capital where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who has called for respectful debate, has been accused of "gaslighting" the nation by holding the referendum.
04:14
19 Sep 23
'We're going to be facing unprecedented heat': Baking hot summer forecast as El Niño declared
Australia is facing a record Spring heat wave and health experts are saying it's important to prepare for the imminent hot summer. And the Bureau of Meteorology has declared Australia has now entered an El Niño climate pattern.
'We're going to be facing unprecedented heat': Baking hot summer forecast as El Niño declared
Australia is facing a record Spring heat wave and health experts are saying it's important to prepare for the imminent hot summer. And the Bureau of Meteorology has declared Australia has now entered an El Niño climate pattern.
04:51
19 Sep 23
Retired F-35 test pilot reflects on 'mishap'
The United States military has found debris from an F-35 fighter jet that went missing after the pilot ejected over South Carolina. The pilot was on a training flight when he decided to eject from the cockpit and parachute to safety. The US Marine Corps has described the incident as a "mishap". Retired F-35 senior test pilot Billy Flynn spoke to Naveen Razik.
Retired F-35 test pilot reflects on 'mishap'
The United States military has found debris from an F-35 fighter jet that went missing after the pilot ejected over South Carolina. The pilot was on a training flight when he decided to eject from the cockpit and parachute to safety. The US Marine Corps has described the incident as a "mishap". Retired F-35 senior test pilot Billy Flynn spoke to Naveen Razik.
04:06
19 Sep 23
Study finds women from diverse backgrounds still face leadership barriers
New research has looked at ways to reduce the barriers for culturally diverse women to take on leadership roles. The authors recommend a perception shift in what leadership traits are valued and are also calling for more culturally diverse women to be part of the discussions.
Study finds women from diverse backgrounds still face leadership barriers
New research has looked at ways to reduce the barriers for culturally diverse women to take on leadership roles. The authors recommend a perception shift in what leadership traits are valued and are also calling for more culturally diverse women to be part of the discussions.
07:55
19 Sep 23
The world is failing to meet its sustainable development goals
World leaders are meeting at the United Nations in New York for the Sustainable Development Goals Summit. It has an ambitious agenda - in his opening remarks, UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for ending hunger, switching to renewable energy, spreading digitization and education, and full gender equality rights.
The world is failing to meet its sustainable development goals
World leaders are meeting at the United Nations in New York for the Sustainable Development Goals Summit. It has an ambitious agenda - in his opening remarks, UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for ending hunger, switching to renewable energy, spreading digitization and education, and full gender equality rights.
05:00
19 Sep 23
Derna locals call for arrest of city officials after flood disaster
Hundreds of Libyan protesters gathered on Monday for a demonstration at a mosque in flood-stricken Derna. They are demanding that authorities need to be held accountable for the disaster that left thousands dead, even calling for their arrest.
Derna locals call for arrest of city officials after flood disaster
Hundreds of Libyan protesters gathered on Monday for a demonstration at a mosque in flood-stricken Derna. They are demanding that authorities need to be held accountable for the disaster that left thousands dead, even calling for their arrest.
05:17
19 Sep 23
New campaign to lift disability representation in advertising
Around eighteen per cent of Australians live with a disability, but far fewer are represented in advertising. A new campaign led by former Paralympian Dylan Alcott is aiming to dramatically boost that representation, with the support of some big name brands. But change from within the disability community has already started.
New campaign to lift disability representation in advertising
Around eighteen per cent of Australians live with a disability, but far fewer are represented in advertising. A new campaign led by former Paralympian Dylan Alcott is aiming to dramatically boost that representation, with the support of some big name brands. But change from within the disability community has already started.
04:26
19 Sep 23
Yes campaigners buoyed but No camp confident of victory
The Yes campaign for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament is confident momentum is rising after thousands around the country turned out in support at weekend rallies. But the No Camp says Australians remain on track to vote down the proposal at the October 14th referendum.
Yes campaigners buoyed but No camp confident of victory
The Yes campaign for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament is confident momentum is rising after thousands around the country turned out in support at weekend rallies. But the No Camp says Australians remain on track to vote down the proposal at the October 14th referendum.
04:33
18 Sep 23
'Make them safer or we'll do it for you': Dating apps put on notice
The companies behind online dating apps like Tinder and Bumble have been given an ultimatum by the federal government: 'Make them safer - or we'll do it for you.' The industry has been asked to adopt a new voluntary code to stamp out sexual assault throughout their platforms.
'Make them safer or we'll do it for you': Dating apps put on notice
The companies behind online dating apps like Tinder and Bumble have been given an ultimatum by the federal government: 'Make them safer - or we'll do it for you.' The industry has been asked to adopt a new voluntary code to stamp out sexual assault throughout their platforms.
03:11
18 Sep 23
Data shows Australians anxious but poorly prepared for natural disasters
New data released by the Australian Red Cross shows people are concerned about an increase in natural disasters and emergencies but are failing to actively take steps to prepare.
Data shows Australians anxious but poorly prepared for natural disasters
New data released by the Australian Red Cross shows people are concerned about an increase in natural disasters and emergencies but are failing to actively take steps to prepare.
06:44
18 Sep 23
The deadly heart condition you might not know you have
As many as 30 per cent of Australians are living with an undiagnosed heart condition known as atrial fibrillation, or a-fib, increasing their risk of a potentially fatal stroke or heart failure.
The deadly heart condition you might not know you have
As many as 30 per cent of Australians are living with an undiagnosed heart condition known as atrial fibrillation, or a-fib, increasing their risk of a potentially fatal stroke or heart failure.
05:57
18 Sep 23
'We belong to God, and to him we shall return': heartbreaking task for volunteers
It's a week since Derna Wadi, a dry riverbed most of the year, burst the dams built to hold it back when rains pour into the hills, and swept away much of the city below. As rescuers struggle in the flooded city, four Greek rescue workers and three Libyans have been killed on their way to start work.
'We belong to God, and to him we shall return': heartbreaking task for volunteers
It's a week since Derna Wadi, a dry riverbed most of the year, burst the dams built to hold it back when rains pour into the hills, and swept away much of the city below. As rescuers struggle in the flooded city, four Greek rescue workers and three Libyans have been killed on their way to start work.
05:27
18 Sep 23
New campaign to elevate disability representation in advertising
Around eighteen per cent of Australians live with a disability, but far fewer are represented in advertising. A new campaign led by former Paralympian Dylan Alcott is aiming to dramatically boost that representation, with the support of some big name brands. But change from within the disability community has already started.
New campaign to elevate disability representation in advertising
Around eighteen per cent of Australians live with a disability, but far fewer are represented in advertising. A new campaign led by former Paralympian Dylan Alcott is aiming to dramatically boost that representation, with the support of some big name brands. But change from within the disability community has already started.
04:15
17 Sep 23
Looted artworks tell their stories in virtual reality
What if artworks could speak? A museum in the Netherlands has a new exhibition that tells the stories of looted objects through virtual reality. That means, for example, that visitors can relive the theft of the Quadriga on the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.
Looted artworks tell their stories in virtual reality
What if artworks could speak? A museum in the Netherlands has a new exhibition that tells the stories of looted objects through virtual reality. That means, for example, that visitors can relive the theft of the Quadriga on the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.
04:49
17 Sep 23
Australia urged to help hold Myanmar military accountable for coup, war crimes
There are growing calls for the international community to do more to hold Myanmar’s military accountable, for staging a coup in 2021 and alleged ongoing war crimes against civilians. In an exclusive interview with SBS News, Myanmar’s de facto government in exile has called on Australia to spearhead regional efforts to resolve the conflict, and provide telecommunications support to rebel groups fighting the military.
Australia urged to help hold Myanmar military accountable for coup, war crimes
There are growing calls for the international community to do more to hold Myanmar’s military accountable, for staging a coup in 2021 and alleged ongoing war crimes against civilians. In an exclusive interview with SBS News, Myanmar’s de facto government in exile has called on Australia to spearhead regional efforts to resolve the conflict, and provide telecommunications support to rebel groups fighting the military.
06:26
17 Sep 23
Rallies across Australia remember Mahsa Amini - and call for democracy in Iran
The death of Mahsa Amini a year ago still evokes protest. Hundreds have rallied in cities around Australia to demand accountability from Iran's government.
Rallies across Australia remember Mahsa Amini - and call for democracy in Iran
The death of Mahsa Amini a year ago still evokes protest. Hundreds have rallied in cities around Australia to demand accountability from Iran's government.
03:22
16 Sep 23
First Nations 'distressed and disgusted' over Price colonisation comments: Burney
The Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney says many First Nations people are distressed and disgusted by her political opponent's comments on the arrival of British settlers. But No Campaign leader and Opposition Minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been praised by the Opposition Leader as "brave" after she asserted there were no negative impacts from colonisation.
First Nations 'distressed and disgusted' over Price colonisation comments: Burney
The Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney says many First Nations people are distressed and disgusted by her political opponent's comments on the arrival of British settlers. But No Campaign leader and Opposition Minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been praised by the Opposition Leader as "brave" after she asserted there were no negative impacts from colonisation.
03:11
16 Sep 23
Ange is only 19, yet she’s struggling to survive an ‘older person’s disease’
In Australia, around 1.5 million people care for someone living with dementia – and there is no cure. Dementia also affects thousands of young people, creating a heavy burden for parents. While experimental treatments offer some hope, a new report says families need more support as their child declines.
Ange is only 19, yet she’s struggling to survive an ‘older person’s disease’
In Australia, around 1.5 million people care for someone living with dementia – and there is no cure. Dementia also affects thousands of young people, creating a heavy burden for parents. While experimental treatments offer some hope, a new report says families need more support as their child declines.
05:39
16 Sep 23
Iranian musicians raise their voices in protest
It's been one year since a wave of protests swept through Iran as women demanded more freedom from the country's strict regime. The unrest was triggered after 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini died after being arrested by Iran's morality police, for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly. Singing and making music in public are strictly forbidden. But a pianist who learnt her craft in Iran is hoping to strike a chord with girls in Australia to stand in a spotlight they've long been denied.
Iranian musicians raise their voices in protest
It's been one year since a wave of protests swept through Iran as women demanded more freedom from the country's strict regime. The unrest was triggered after 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini died after being arrested by Iran's morality police, for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly. Singing and making music in public are strictly forbidden. But a pianist who learnt her craft in Iran is hoping to strike a chord with girls in Australia to stand in a spotlight they've long been denied.
04:42
16 Sep 23
Researchers in Australia discover a new treatment for acne
Acne makes life unpleasant for millions of children and adults worldwide, but Australian researchers may have discovered an effective treatment for the skin condition. A dermatology expert says treatment will help boost the self-confidence of victims.
Researchers in Australia discover a new treatment for acne
Acne makes life unpleasant for millions of children and adults worldwide, but Australian researchers may have discovered an effective treatment for the skin condition. A dermatology expert says treatment will help boost the self-confidence of victims.
05:38
15 Sep 23
Making sure Australians with a disability can have their say on October 14
Australians will vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament on October 14, the first referendum to be held since 1999. Advocacy groups and the Australian Electoral Commission say they are working hard to make sure those with disabilities have access to the vote.
Making sure Australians with a disability can have their say on October 14
Australians will vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament on October 14, the first referendum to be held since 1999. Advocacy groups and the Australian Electoral Commission say they are working hard to make sure those with disabilities have access to the vote.
05:04
15 Sep 23
Disability Royal Commission holds its final sitting with a call for urgent change
About one in every six Australians, or 4.4 million people, live with disability. Many receive support from services separate from the NDIS - and large numbers also experience neglect, abuse and exploitation. The long-running Disability Royal Commission, established to hear their stories, has now come to a close in Sydney.
Disability Royal Commission holds its final sitting with a call for urgent change
About one in every six Australians, or 4.4 million people, live with disability. Many receive support from services separate from the NDIS - and large numbers also experience neglect, abuse and exploitation. The long-running Disability Royal Commission, established to hear their stories, has now come to a close in Sydney.
05:40
15 Sep 23
Experts blame climate change for devastating Libya flooding
The death toll in Libya continues to rise to devastating heights, with the Red Crescent reporting more than 11,300 fatalities. Experts say that the Mediterranean storm that dumped torrential rain on the Libyan coast is the latest extreme weather event to carry some of the hallmarks of climate change.
Experts blame climate change for devastating Libya flooding
The death toll in Libya continues to rise to devastating heights, with the Red Crescent reporting more than 11,300 fatalities. Experts say that the Mediterranean storm that dumped torrential rain on the Libyan coast is the latest extreme weather event to carry some of the hallmarks of climate change.
06:11
15 Sep 23
France orders Apple to pull iPhone 12s from market - but Australian regulators not concerned
French regulators say their testing shows the iPhone 12 emits levels of electromagnetic radiation which are too high. Australia's regulator says it's looking into France's decision, but sees no evidence the phone is non-compliant with Australia's standards.
France orders Apple to pull iPhone 12s from market - but Australian regulators not concerned
French regulators say their testing shows the iPhone 12 emits levels of electromagnetic radiation which are too high. Australia's regulator says it's looking into France's decision, but sees no evidence the phone is non-compliant with Australia's standards.
04:10
15 Sep 23
SBS On the Money: Is there some heat coming out of the jobs market?
Australia's August unemployment rate remained steady at 3.7% as 64,900 jobs were created. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Barrenjoey Senior Economist Johnathon McMenamin for more plus find out why Chris Weston from Pepperstone is increasingly talking to his clients about the direction of energy prices.
SBS On the Money: Is there some heat coming out of the jobs market?
Australia's August unemployment rate remained steady at 3.7% as 64,900 jobs were created. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Barrenjoey Senior Economist Johnathon McMenamin for more plus find out why Chris Weston from Pepperstone is increasingly talking to his clients about the direction of energy prices.
09:17
14 Sep 23
World failing to meet most UN Sustainable Development Goals
Scientists and policymakers must urgently work together in order to meet the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals ((SDGs)) by the year 2030. That's the view of a report, released by an independent group of scientists appointed by the UN Secretary General that has found the world is failing to meet all but two of the seventeen goals.
World failing to meet most UN Sustainable Development Goals
Scientists and policymakers must urgently work together in order to meet the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals ((SDGs)) by the year 2030. That's the view of a report, released by an independent group of scientists appointed by the UN Secretary General that has found the world is failing to meet all but two of the seventeen goals.
05:29
14 Sep 23
Calls for more to be done to combat sexual violence in universities
Advocates for safety are urging the government to enact laws to combat sexual assault in university accommodation. A victim-survivor says there should be increased awareness around the issue. And the Minister of Education has stated that action is being taken.
Calls for more to be done to combat sexual violence in universities
Advocates for safety are urging the government to enact laws to combat sexual assault in university accommodation. A victim-survivor says there should be increased awareness around the issue. And the Minister of Education has stated that action is being taken.
06:54
14 Sep 23
Long walk ends, intensified campaign begins on voice and national security
Accusations of misinformation and lies are being thrown around on both sides of the campaign around an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. It comes as AFL Legend Michael Long finished a 19-day walk from Melbourne to Canberra to garner support for the 'yes' campaign.
Long walk ends, intensified campaign begins on voice and national security
Accusations of misinformation and lies are being thrown around on both sides of the campaign around an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. It comes as AFL Legend Michael Long finished a 19-day walk from Melbourne to Canberra to garner support for the 'yes' campaign.
05:20
14 Sep 23
No time for mental health care under Medicare, say GPs
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners says it needs more funding to help deal with patients experiencing mental health issues. It comes ahead of a major world conference in October, which will discuss solutions on how general practitioners can best provide mental healthcare.
No time for mental health care under Medicare, say GPs
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners says it needs more funding to help deal with patients experiencing mental health issues. It comes ahead of a major world conference in October, which will discuss solutions on how general practitioners can best provide mental healthcare.
03:58
14 Sep 23
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