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Today, we'll travel to the centre of the Earth where scientists have made a ground-breaking discovery. We'll dive into the sea to celebrate World Ocean Day. We'll meet a blind teenager and his new pooch pal. We'll find out how horses are helping kids stay happy and healthy. And we'll examine some ancient human poo.…
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The killer we've invited into the lounge room
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When winter arrives there's nothing like curling up in front of a fire heater with a glass of wine. But there's something disturbing in this cosy picture. As Alison Branley discovers, there's a huge risk to our health that we seem determined to ignore, even though it's estimated to kill hundreds of Australians every year…
Agreements to cut carbon emissions at the G7 conference appear to have created a split back home, in time for the Prime Minister's return.
From fears of mass unemployment to worries about labour shortages, Australia's jobs market has staged a dramatic turnaround since the COVID-19 pandemic.Door Rachel Pupazzoni
The central town of Kinma, home to about 1,000 residents, was reportedly targeted by government troops searching for members of a local defence force.
The US Federal Reserve has adjusted its outlook for expected interest rate rises - it’s now predicting that rates will head upwards in 2023, rather than 2024. Alan Kohler has the details.
New South Wales officials are working hard to control a coronavirus outbreak in Sydney after a driver who had transported international flight crews tested positive to COVID-19.
A rare collection of images taken by one of Australia’s earliest known Aboriginal photographers is currently on display in Perth.
Australia's jobs market has moved from recovery to growth so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with UBS Economist Nic Guesnon for more.
Dark Mofo has transformed Hobart, encouraging visitors to re-imagine the city as it was thousands of years ago before colonisation.
The global number of COVID-19 deaths is climbing towards four million, with its current tally at more than 3.8 million
The Peace Index aims to shift the world's focus to peace as a positive, achievable and tangible measure of human well-being and progress.
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Soul Search
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Sacred Landscapes: the mountains and spiritual freedom
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Mountains have often been the location for spiritual experiences, or breakthroughs. On Soul Search today, we're turning to the mountains in our third — and final — episode on Sacred Landscapes. We meet Dr Thomas Michael, an expert on the religious significance of mountains in Eastern and Western thought, and Gary Khor, Grandmaster of tai chi, who g…
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World News Tonight with David Muir
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Both Biden, Putin say summit was productive; 2 Americans imprisoned in Russia get glimmer of hope from Geneva summit; Concerns grow over COVID-19 Delta variant.Door ABC News
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Biden to hold high-stakes summit with Putin on Wednesday; Firefighters work to put out massive chemical plant fire; American Airlines pilot gives lifesaving advice mid flight.Door ABC News
Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin have both described their meeting in Switzerland as ‘constructive’ but, as expected, little concrete progress was made.
Inside the world of cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. What it is, where it's going and whether the benefits outweigh the risks.Door David Chau
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Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Mixing vaccines, being financially fit, and pruning your 'friendscape'
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Some countries in the northern hemisphere have already approved it, but what are the pros and cons of mixing vaccines? Facing the pitfalls in your personal finances, and how do you decide which friendships are worth maintaining?
As Fiji's COVID-19 outbreak continues to worsen, the military is being asked to explain an apparent breach of restrictions that led to a cluster of infections.
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Pacific Beat
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Fijian doctor in Australia concerned about growing cases of COVID-19 and rise in conspiracy theories
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As Fiji records its highest number of daily COVID-19 cases with 121 new infections, a Fijian doctor who has been working and living in Australia for over 20 years says he is concerned about the rising number of infections and conspiracy theories.
Vanuatu Prime Minister Bob Loughman was the first person in the country to take Chinese-made Sinopharm vaccine, despite AstraZeneca being available two weeks ago.
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Pacific Beat
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Critics slam Australia's new agriculture visa saying it will 'undermine' Pacific Islander workers
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There's been sharp criticism to news that Australia will offer dedicated farm work visas to people from South-East Asian countries with claims it would "undermine" and "compete" with the Pacific labour programs.
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Pacific Beat
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Destructive coconut rhinoceros beetle a 'stone's throw' from Australia as it spreads through Pacific
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Genetic research by Australian researchers shows new species of rhinoceros beetle are interbreeding in Solomon Islands and that there are also variations of the virus that has been employed to control them. The data highlights the need for new control methods to bring the pests under control in the Pacific and to protect palms in Australia.…
The family has been told that once their daughter's treatment is complete, they won’t be returned to Christmas Island - but they won't be going to Biloela either.
The Australian dollar has slipped back below 77 US cents for only the second time in two months.Door Alan Kohler
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Ai Group's Innes Willox and hears from the ACTU's Sally McManus to find out what both sides think about the rise in the minimum wage
Travel restrictions will be eased for Melbourne and Victorians will no longer have to wear masks outside following an easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
Higher death rates and job losses due to coronavrisu have hit the UK's Bangladeshi community hard and that's taken a toll on people's mental health - particularly men.
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Israel's new government faces first test and America's white Evangelical racism
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As we go to air on Wednesday afternoon, violence has resumed between Israeli forces and Hamas militants in Gaza. But will it tear apart the new coalition government, which is just a few days old? And, how did an elite club of Evangelical preachers come to shape America’s hopes and fears?
The United Kingdom will be trading Marmite for Vegemite, and Burberry mackintoshes for Australia's RM Williams garments in a new free trade agreement with Australia.
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SBS News In Depth
California and New York cut back social distancing and mask requirements more than a year after shutting down, while parts of Africa battle an increase in coronavirus cases.
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Earshot
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Greetings from Port Kembla
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From the Aboriginal mission to the steelworks to the sex workers, there’s many a tale etched into the bitumen of Wentworth Street. Local artist Anne-Louise Rentell takes us on a tour of a suburb with a colourful past, in search of a new identity.
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Loki, Martin Eden, The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
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Director Pietro Marcello on Martin Eden, one of Jason's favourite films of the past 12 months. Australian director Patrick Hughes on his big name Hollywood action comedy The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, and British director Kate Herron on working with Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson for Marvel TV series Loki.…
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The Screen Show
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Loki, Martin Eden, The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
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Director Pietro Marcello on Martin Eden, one of Jason's favourite films of the past 12 months. Australian director Patrick Hughes on his big name Hollywood action comedy The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, and British director Kate Herron on working with Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson for Marvel TV series Loki.…
