SBS News In Depth

00:13:20

October 7, three years on: grief, war and an election

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2026/10/07

Survivors, bereaved families and Palestinians reflect on how October 7 has reshaped lives, war and politics.Three years after the Hamas-led October 7 attack, the consequences are still being felt.Former hostages are rebuilding their lives, while Palestinians in Gaza describe years of displacement and bombardment, and families directly affected by the attack are entering Israeli politics ahead of the country’s first national election since October 7.In this episode:How former hostages are rebuilding

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00:06:14

Aged care sector calls for clarity on Coalition's...

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2026/10/07

The aged care sector says it needs more detail about how aged care workers will be insulated from proposed cuts to migration.Confusion has clouded the Coalition’s migration policy amid concerns it could impact the already-stretched aged care workforce. The policy's being billed as the “biggest immigration cut in Australia’s history” but Opposition leader Angus Taylor says the aged care sector will be insulated.In this episode:The aged care sector is calling for clarity on the Coalition’s migration

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00:06:47

Why France is seeing its most violent student...

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2026/10/07

France’s student unrest grows into a national debate over policing, education inequality, arrests and youth activism.What began as protests over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and inequality in France's education system has evolved into a nationwide political confrontation. With thousands arrested, allegations of police brutality mounting and the government defending its response, students say they will continue demonstrating until their demands are heard.In this episode:Why student

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00:06:28

Are the major parties missing the point on migration?

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2026/10/06

The Coalition's migration policy promises to address skills gaps while making the biggest migration cuts in Australian history.The Opposition is the latest party to reveal its migration reduction target, attracting concern from business groups over the sustainability of various sectors, including universities and construction.Under the policy, net migration would drop to 100,000 people a year but the Coalition says skills gaps would be addressed.In this episode:The Coalition eyes 100,000 net

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00:05:05

What does Queensland's spike in legal tobacco sales...

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2026/10/06

As debate rages over illegal tobacco, a jump in legal sales in Queensland could offer a model for other states.Lauding Queensland's jump in legal tobacco sales might seem strange at a public health level but it's being seen as a sign of the success of the state's crackdown on illicit tobacco sellers. But some continue to call for the tobacco excise to be cut, with competing views on how to tackle illegal trade while reducing smoking rates.In this episode:Why Queensland’s crackdown on illicit tobacco

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00:12:44

Cornell University sexual assault allegations: what...

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2026/10/06

A woman has alleged she was sexually assaulted by multiple men at a Cornell University frat party. Here's what we know so far.US prosecutors have relaunched a criminal investigation into allegations that a former Cornell University student was sexually assaulted at a fraternity house. The woman filed a civil lawsuit last month, after initial investigations found that criminal charges were not appropriate. Her lawyers say she now faces threats to withdraw her lawsuit.SBS News in Depth is a news

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00:06:26

How Spain's public eviction of an 87-year-old led to...

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2026/10/06

The televised eviction of a woman in Madrid sparked mass outrage from Spaniards who will now head to the polls early in a snap election.87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal had lived in her home in Madrid for more than seven decades. Her rent was hiked to a point she could no longer afford and she was evicted publically. That incident sparked protests over housing affordability for weeks. Now, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced early elections after his government suffered a bruising

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00:07:16

'Tide at the door': Pacific nations call for climate...

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2026/10/05

As Australia lobbies for climate action at the pre-COP31 summit in Fiji, it faces calls to reject a coal mine extension back home.Australian delegates, including the Prime Minister, are attending four days of meetings in Fiji ahead of COP31.The summit is designed to align Pacific nations and regional stakeholders on climate targets ahead of the largest global climate conference, which will be held in Turkiye in November.In this episode:The Prime Minister has arrived in Fiji for talks on climate

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00:07:36

Germany pledges new military aid package for Ukraine war

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2026/10/05

Germany says it won't be intimidated into withdrawing support for Ukraine, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz announces €1 billion in support.German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced military aid for Ukraine. It comes as Russia continues to ramp up its attacks, going after the country's energy sector as winter approaches. Analysts say Article 5 of NATO's founding document is being tested with Russia's use of hybrid warfare tactics.In this episode:Germany and other countries in Europe consider the

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00:04:23

How the Newcastle crash unfolded and what's next

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2026/10/05

After a 25-year wait, the Knights' return to the grand final was supposed to be a day of celebration for Newcastle - but it turned to tragedy.A teenage P-plate driver who allegedly ploughed his car into a crowd of Newcastle Knights supporters on Saturday has been refused bail, charged with nine offences including dangerous and negligent driving. Two of the victims, including a five-year-old girl, remain in a serious but stable condition in hospital.In this episode:How the crash unfolded in Wallsend,

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00:04:59

Australia's changing languages shape new SBS review

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2026/10/04

Many bilingual and migrant families have their own personal connection and memories of listening to SBS's language programs on the radio. The programs have changed and expanded over the years, and now, SBS is getting ready to conduct its Language Services Review to reflect the changing communities and needs of modern Australia. There's a public consultation period taking place, which runs from the 5th of October to the 13th of November.

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00:04:37

We were never asked’: Melbourne tower demolition...

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2026/10/04

Why Melbourne public housing residents are taking their fight over the planned demolition of dozens of towers to Australia’s highest court.

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00:09:14

Seismic: The Manchester City scandal and what happens...

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2026/10/03

Manchester City appeals a ruling over 115 alleged financial breaches as questions grow over a decade of success.

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00:10:25

Koori Knockout returns as thousands gather in the Hunter

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2026/10/02

The Koori Knockout brings hundreds of teams and thousands of visitors to the Hunter for rugby league and community. NITV Radio's Ngaire Ngaire Pakai spoke to committee member Abie Newie.The Koori Knockout returns to the Hunter as the Newcastle Yowies prepare to host one of the biggest Indigenous sporting events on the calendar. Abbey Nui reflects on the competition’s remarkable growth, its community-led legacy, and what visitors can expect beyond the footy.In this episode:How the Newcastle Yowies

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00:04:27

What Switzerland's disappearing glaciers reveal about...

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2026/10/02

Glaciers in Switzerland have lost 5.5 per cent of their ice volume this year, what does this mean for humanity and the environment?The trend has worsened in recent years: Over the past five years alone, the volume of ice in Switzerland has declined by nearly a fifth, the experts say. A new report testifies to the latest concerns that global warming is wreaking havoc on Europe, the world's fastest-warming continent.In this episode: Andreas Bauder from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich

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00:07:12

ASX partially recovers after Thursday's sell-off

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2026/10/02

Investors still cautious amid rising bond yields and data heavy weekSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Tapas Strickland, Chief Market Strategist at Moomoo for the day's market action as the ASX recovers from yesterday's 2 per cent wipe out and discusses a potential new AI IPO.SBS On the Money is a daily finance podcast where SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves unpacks the ASX, the economy and the latest market moves with leading analysts and executives.Listen to more episodes of SBS

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00:08:58

Christa Pike survived a botched execution, twice:...

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2026/10/02

Inside the failed execution attempt of a death row inmate in Tennessee that has thrown the state’s death penalty system into turmoil.Christa Pike, who was facing death row for the murder of Colleen Slemmer, remains in critical condition, while executions have been halted in Tennessee. An independent review has also been ordered into how the procedure failed. The state says its protocol was followed, but lawyers and medical experts say repeated problems finding and maintaining IV access may help

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00:06:51

What questions does the flydubai stabbing raise about...

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2026/10/02

As more details emerge about the stabbing aboard a flydubai flight to Israel, experts raise questions over aircraft security.The motivation of the alleged attacker on board a flydubai flight bound for Israel is at the centre of an ongoing investigation, with UAE authorities saying they will consider the possibility of terrorist activity or intent. As more details and dramatic first hand accounts emerge, questions are growing over aviation security, cockpit access and how the aircraft avoided

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00:08:26

Misunderstood and overlooked: living with FASD

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2026/10/01

A new national research centre is aiming to improve how FASD is prevented, diagnosed and supported.Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a lifelong disability caused by prenatal alcohol exposure, but because its effects are often hidden, it can go unrecognised for years. As a new Australian research centre dedicated to FASD prepares to launch, people living with the condition and advocates say stigma and misunderstanding remain barriers to diagnosis and support.In this episode: Jessica's journey to

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00:07:40

‘Somewhat concerning’: Leadership change reignites...

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2026/10/01

The shift on Albanese's left has revived questions about whether the Greens will act as "blockers" or push Labor into deeper reform.The Prime Minister has hit back at Greens leader David Shoebridge after the newly-elected leader took aim at Labor in his first press conference. The relationship between the two parties has often proven crucial for passing reform, with the government relying on Greens support. Now, tensions have sparked once again. In this episode: The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

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