Untold stories from the wrongfully convicted. A podcast from the Centre for Criminal Appeals.
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Hear the story behind the headlines. In under ten minutes each episode, we’ll help you make sense of the news stories that matter to you from Australia and the world, with reports and interviews from the SBS News team.
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The Free Thought Project is an alternative media platform that has reached millions through the years with our articles and social media pages. We offer a perspective outside of the left right paradigm that values peace, freedom and truth.
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Gaslight (/ˈɡaslīt/). Verb. Manipulating someone by psychological means into questioning their own reality. The Gaslight Effect podcast is hosted by Dr. Robin Stern, co-founder of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of the best-selling book, The Gaslight Effect. On her podcast, Robin helps listeners identify gaslighting, to escape the destructive dynamic and reclaim their reality.
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Produced by Global Justice Ecology Project, Breaking Green is a podcast that talks with activists and experts to examine the intertwined issues of social, ecological and economic injustice. Breaking Green also explores some of the more outrageous proposals to address climate and environmental crises that are falsely being sold as green. But we can't do it without you! We accept no corporate sponsors, and rely on people like you to make Breaking Green possible. If you'd like to donate, text G ...
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From systemic injustice to internalized oppression, apathy, and trauma, Shadiin Garcia, Delma Jackson, and guests will pull back the layers of struggle within social progress, and dream together, even as we remind one another that our personal tragedies, triumphs, and healing will inform our ability to create a better world. If you love the idea of building intentional community, If you love history and pop-culture, If you want to dream into a society where intersectionality is baked into th ...
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By a random selection of a day, month and year, host Robin Bagayoko will discuss crimes that occurred on that day. If true crime at a certain time is your thing, then” In time crime” is just for you. ”True crime is not to instill living in fear but for you to be more aware” - Robin Bagayoko
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Welcome to Real Talk with Minorities, Speak Up! This podcast gives real-world topics and uncomfortable situations to be discussed by teens and young adults. This podcast is also run by the organization, Minorities, Speak Up! which simply is a platform that allows minorities to speak on the injustice in their communities. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/minorities-speak-up/support
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Unconventional recipes for love and liberation. In a world filled with hate, injustice, and despair, our sense of shared humanity depends on learning to MAKE radical, revolutionary, justice-centered love. Not find it, not fall into it. But intentionally create and wield it. Centering the voices of historically and culturally marginalized people, How To Make Love™ will provoke and challenge you to create your own recipe for and practice of making more love — in your life, and in the world. An ...
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“Why live an ordinary life, when you can live an extraordinary one?” Tony Robbins, the #1 Life and Business Strategist, has helped over 50 million people from 100 countries create real and lasting change in their lives. In this podcast, he shares proven strategies and tactics so you, too, can achieve massive results in your business, relationships, health and finances. In addition to excerpts from his signature events and other exclusive, never-before-released audio content, Tony and his tea ...
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Surviving The System is a podcast created to shed light on the hypocrisy and injustice of “the system” in our nation today. I founded this podcast after first hand experience of how the system works - the shady tactics by law enforcement, the blatant disregard for the law by the legal system, the ever increasing attempts to crush the human spirit by the prison industrial complex and so called “re-entry” efforts. All of it appearing to be designed to keep people beat down, with no opportunity ...
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Two girlfriends from the Midwest share straight from their hearts about faith, family, fashion, marriage and motherhood.
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Welcome to the safe space of The Aftermath, a podcast that will educate and inspire you. Divorce, family trauma, custody battles, parental alienation and everything that is wrong with families today are the hard topics Dr. G. Mick Smith and Kindra Riber will talk about. Both hosts have been subjected to the harsh reality of broken families and the trauma custody battles elicit. Their stories of losing their children are different yet the same. Smith and Riber are advocates for healing the fa ...
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Black Coffee No Sugar, No Cream provides educational programming and talk radio that embraces culture, diversity, inclusion, advocacy, harm reduction, justice, and independence.
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Thought provoking perspectives on life, culture, ministry, business, and parenting that challenge the status quo from the Catalyst Collective squad. The Church Misfit Podcast is perfect for those who want real, unfiltered talk on urban missions, reaching teens, engaging Millennials, parenting a digital generation and living as a christian in a post-christian culture. Filled with practical tips on how to unlock your unique design and make an impact in the world today, Joe and his team of Chur ...
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Black Girl Blueprint was founded on the belief that Black girls have long been the ones to set the trends and transform the culture in a way that only we can. To put it simply: our podcast is devoted to showcasing raw, unfiltered, and unapologetic Gen Z Black girl perspectives. Our bi-weekly episodes will center the voices and celebrate the accomplishments of young Black women who have made their own impact on and within the culture. | Follow us on Instagram: @blackgirlblueprint | Lauren: @l ...
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051 - 'Framed' by Injustice? Dr. Christine Cocchiola on Surviving Family Court Gaslighting
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In this compelling episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, Dr. Robin Stern is joined by Dr. Christine Marie Cocchiola, DSW, LCSW, a Coercive Control Educator, Researcher, Survivor, and the host of the Perfect Pray Podcast. With a career dedicated to protecting children from abuse, Christine has been an advocate since the age of 19. Despite her deep…
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The Country Liberal Party returns to power in the Northern Territory after eight years
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The Country Liberal Party (CLP) has won the Northern Territory election, ending Labor's bid for a third term. Labor's vote share dropped significantly, with Chief Minister Eva Lawler losing her seat. Incoming Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has promised a safer, thriving Territory.
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INTERVIEW: Multi-medallist Libby Kosmala tells her remarkable Paralympics story
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Libby Kosmala competed in 12 Paralympics between 1972 and 2016. She won 13 medals, nine of them gold, and broke four world records. At her final Paralympics in 2016, Libby was the oldest competitor of any nation. Growing up she says she was always a good talker. She’s speaking here with Tee Mitchell, who asked how this remarkable sporting story beg…
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Paris Paralympics: Athletes set to compete at Olympic venues converted for para sports
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The Paralympics, which bring together nearly 4,500 athletes, begin on August 28th with the opening ceremony set to happen along the Champs-Elysées. Crews are hard at work converting spaces in Paris to host some of the events - that includes the Eiffel Tower Stadium, which will host Paralympic football.…
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INTERVIEW: SBS talks to Tessa Boyd-Caine about migrant women facing workplace sexual harassment
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A new report by Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety - or ANROWS - has found 46% of the more than 850 migrant and refugee women surveyed, reported experiencing workplace sexual harassment in the past five years. The report says there is little accountability for perpetrators, and that migrant and refugee women confronting s…
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When it comes to helping refugees settle in Australia, Reclink's got game
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They say sport has the power to unite the world, and for one community organisation that certainly rings true. 'Reclink' is helping refugees who have recently moved to Australia find their feet in a new country.
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Ukrainians in Hungary on the streets after rule change
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Thousands of people who fled Ukraine to Hungary are at risk of becoming homeless or being forced to return to the country. Aid agencies say the risk has been heightened now that a change tightening the conditions for refugees accessing government support for accommodation went into effect.
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Are we about miss this 'once-in-a-decade opportunity' for our subantarctic islands?
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Being touted as a 'once-in-a-decade opportunity', Australia is conducting a ten-year review into the preservation of some our least-known but most pristine islands. Under a federal government proposal, the protected waters around Heard and McDonald - a remote group of subantarctic islands 4,000 kilometres southwest of Western Australia - are set to…
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INTERVIEW: Noemie Fox on how sibling rivalry pushed her to Olympic gold
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Every member of Noemie Fox’s family is an Olympic athlete. Her mother, Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi, won bronze in 1996 for canoeing slalom (K1), while their father Richard Fox represented Britain for the same event in 1992. Her sister Jess, 30, made her Olympic debut as an 18-year-old at the 2012 London Games, going on to compete at Rio, Tokyo and Paris a…
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Gideon’s café has prospered for 90 years: now it's struggling to survive rising costs
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A Polish café has thrived for nine decades in one of Australia’s iconic tourist streets. But with on in 11 businesses facing collapse in the coming year, the cafe’s future remains uncertain.
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Cost of new Alzheimer's drug could put it out of reach for many in Australia
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The development of the first drug in 30 years that modifies the disease - and not just the symptoms - of the most common form of dementia has given hope to patients. The drug Lecanemab is now undergoing a regulatory approval process in Australia and other countries in the world, but its exorbitant cost means few will be able to access it.…
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SBS On the Money: Inghams plunges ahead of Powell speech
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The ASX ended the day flat as traders look to an upcoming speech by Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell for clues on the next move in US interest rates. Plus – Poultry supplier Inghams plunges on its results. For more on today’s market drivers, Rhayna Bosch speaks with Isaac Poole, Chief Investment Officer at Ascalon Capital.…
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Aboriginal tenants in Western Australia have launched a class action against state housing authorities, alleging severe neglect of their homes. It comes amid a housing crisis nationwide. The tenants are seeking justice for years of substandard living conditions, highlighting a need for accountability and urgent reforms.…
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Labour dispute stops Canada's two main freight railways - prolonged shutdown could cost billions
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The Canadian government has moved to end an unprecedented rail stoppage, announcing it would ask the country's industrial relations board to issue a back-to-work order. Canada's top two railroads had locked out more than 9,000 unionised workers.
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WHO records hundreds of cholera cases heightened by Sudan humanitarian crisis
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A cholera outbreak is exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, after a conflict which broke out in April last year. The World Health Organisation estimates at least 600 people have been infected in the past month, and at least 28 people have died from the disease.
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Growing biosecurity risk from tiny beetle destroying trees in WA
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A tiny beetle has destroyed thousands of trees within a quarantine zone in Perth, and there are concerns it has spread further. Experts believe the shot-hole borer - a tiny beetle with the power to kill mature trees - could have spread inadvertently through the movement of mulch or green waste.
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SBS On the Money: ASX gains as Medibank reports
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The Australian sharemarket clocked its 10th straight session of gains – as major companies, including Medibank report. For more, Rhayna Bosch spoke with Henry Jennings, Senior Markets Analyst at Marcus Today.
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Disability advocates voice concern over contentious NDIS reform bill
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Disability advocates say they are concerned that reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme will make life more difficult for people with disabilities, their families and those in the sector. The new legislation – called Getting the NDIS Back on Track - contains the most significant changes to the scheme since it started a decade ago.…
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Migrant and refugee women in Australia silenced over workpace sexual harassment, report finds
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Migrant and refugee women are confronting sexual harassment in Australian workplaces, with little accountability for perpetrators. A new report has found almost half of the women surveyed reported experiencing sexual harassment in the past five years.
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US presses on with ceasefire talks as pressure builds on multiple Mid East fronts
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Israeli strikes on Gaza have killed at least 50 Palestinians in the past 24 hours as a ceasefire deal remains elusive. Protesters have gathered outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to demand an agreement - and the release of both Israeli and Palestinian hostages.
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Support systems at breaking point amid family violence crisis: Commissioner
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The support systems to help victims of domestic violence and family violence are at breaking point in the midst of a national crisis. That's the message from the national commissioner, who has appealed for men take more responsibility for changing the harrowing statistics.
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Democrats warned against complacency in upcoming US elections
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Thousands of people in the US have gathered in Chicago this week for the Democratic National Convention. Since 1832, members of the Democratic party have gathered every four years before the presidential elections, to pledge their support for their candidates.
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SBS On the Money: Corporate reports: IAG, Scentre Group and Wisetech
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Another huge day of corporate results – among those reporting is Australia’s biggest general insurer, IAG. The company is flagging still-high premiums and growing costs as inflation persists. For more on the day’s big market movers, Rhayna Bosch speaks with Jun Bei Liu, Lead Portfolio Manager at Tribeca Investment Partners.…
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Consequences for politicians' bad behaviour under new laws
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Federal politicians will face consequences for bad behaviour under new laws to be introduced to parliament. It comes as women on the crossbench have raised concerns about the way they are treated in the chamber.
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Have you ever struggled to cancel a subscription? Turns out you're not alone
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Australians are confronting so-called subscription traps, with three-quarters revealing to have had some form of negative experience trying to cancel a subscription. A report by the Consumer Policy Research Centre also found 3 per cent of Australians have felt pressured into keeping a subscription they wanted to cancel, and that Australia's consume…
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Calls for action to improve outcomes for rare cancer patients
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Less than half of Australians diagnosed with rare cancers survive five years after diagnosis, with advocates calling on the government to step in to improve outcomes. The Rare Cancer Moonshot report found the five-year survival rate is just 45% of people with rare cancers, compared to 77% for common cancers. Advocates are calling on the government,…
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Situation remains 'tense' in Eastern Ukraine, despite further advances into Kursk regions
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Moscow's Mayor says Russian air defence systems prevented a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow. Meanwhile, as Russian forces claim further victory in eastern Ukraine, Ukraine continues to advance through Russia's Kursk region.
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Hysterical: Some people experience barriers and bias seeking health care, but what about those delivering it?
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Women and trans people clearly experience ongoing barriers and bias in our health system, but what about those on the very frontline of care? Healthcare professionals fight tirelessly to provide quality care to all who need it, but women and trans health workers are reporting bias, discrimination, and even bullying, as they perform this essential w…
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Simple, low-cost change may save many little lives
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New research from Australian doctors suggests a simple change to infant care could save lives. Researchers at the University of Sydney have found that giving premature babies higher concentrations of oxygen has a dramatic effect on the child’s chances of survival.
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SBS On the Money: RBA says borrowers narrowly avoided a rate rise
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The Reserve Bank says it was a close call not to raise interest rates at its August meeting as the ASX crosses back over the 8000 mark for the first time since this month’s global sell off. Plus reporting season continues – for more Rhayna Bosch spoke with nabtrade's Gemma Dale.
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Australia and Indonesia announce a new defence co-operation agreement; the family of an Indigenous man who died after being fatally misdiagnosed at urges reform; and in sports, smart ball technology to be rolled out at AFLW games.
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Legislation passes forcing CFMEU into administration
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The federal government has passed laws to force the CFMEU into administration, compromising with the opposition on the deal. Experts anticipate there will be minimal changes for construction workers, although finding new leaders within the union may be a challenge.
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Food insecurity at crisis level for many Australians
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Victoria is facing a worsening food insecurity crisis, with demand for food relief services at an all-time high. Foodbank Victoria and OzHarvest report a surge in requests, even from employed and housed individuals, due to rising cost-of-living pressures. A parliamentary inquiry is underway looking into economic challenges, climate change, and glob…
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Israel agrees to US 'bridging' peace proposal for Gaza
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Israel has agreed to the bridging proposal for peace put forward by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on his trip to the Middle East. But wider sticking points, and weary cynicism, remain, as Mr Blinken moves on to Egypt and Qatar to sell his proposal for peace in Gaza.
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Guest: Dylan Allman - Breaking Free from Military Indoctrination & RFK Jr. vs. The Uniparty Regime
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On this episode of the Free Thought Project Podcast, Jason and Matt sit down with Dylan Allman, a husband, writer, and passionate advocate for liberty. Dylan is a conscientious objector, techno-optimist, and a Hazlitt Apprentice at the Foundation for Economic Education. We dive into Dylan's compelling journey from joining U.S. Army intelligence to …
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Multicultural group adds voice to calls for complete gambling ad ban
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A multicultural organisation is supporting calls from anti-gambling advocates for a complete ban on gambling advertising. The Multicultural Communities Council of New South Wales says culturally and linguistically diverse people are especially vulnerable, and nothing less than a complete ban is acceptable.…
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Musicians call for stronger protections against artificial intelligence
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Australian musicians are concerned about the impact of artificial intelligence on their work. A new report from the Australasian Performing Rights Association is calling on the government to intervene and ensure their content is protected.
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Ukraine destroys second bridge in Russia's Kursk region
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Ukraine has destroyed a second bridge in Russia's Kursk region as its troops continue to advance deeper into Russian territory. Russia has condemned the incursion, evacuating over 8,000 residents from the area as its forces make gains in eastern Ukraine, capturing several villages.
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Medical staff say they feel unsafe, scared after rape and murder of colleague in Kolkata
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The brutal rape and murder of the 31-year-old trainee doctor has sparked nationwide protests in India. The attack has galvanised doctors and women’s groups to demand justice, and harsher penalties for such crimes.
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Inside findom: The men who want to be financially exploited
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There are people who find pleasure in giving money to strangers on the internet. They usually never meet and often want to be bullied before they send their money to ‘beautiful’ people. So what happens when kink, money and internet popularity collide?
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Highly contagious, deadly strain of bird flu could catch Australia 'unprepared'
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Scientists are warning a highly contagious and deadly strain of bird flu could arrive in Australia in a matter of months. The H-5-N-1 strain of the virus has devastated wildlife around the globe and experts say Australia is not prepared.
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'It's a privilege': SBS talks to Voluntary Assisted Dying practitioner Dr Bu O'Brien
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Since Voluntary Assisted Dying (known as VAD) was legalised in Australia, over 2,400 terminally ill people have chosen to end their lives this way. Dr Bu O'Brien is one of the few Voluntary Assisted Dying practitioners. I asked her about why she has chosen this path. My name is Essam Al-Ghalib, and this is SBS Audio's Weekend One on One.…
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New mpox variant detected in Pakistan, prompting calls for vigilance and increased measures
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A new case of mpox has been reported in Pakistan, following a case in Sweden. Authorities are working to confirm if it's a worrying new variant, days after the WHO declared the virus's spread a global health emergency.
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A forgotten war and the hidden struggles of African Australians
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After almost a year and a half of fierce conflict in Sudan, the Sudanese-Australian community still fears for the lives of their loved ones as the humanitarian disaster worsens. Community leaders have also expressed a frustration at the lack of media coverage of the issue, arguing that it has slipped under the radar with wars in Ukraine and Gaza ta…
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INTERVIEW: AI expert Dr Ida Someh speaks to SBS as tech and social media giants front a senate inquiry
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Big names in tech and social media are being questioned in a senate inquiry into the risks and benefits surrounding AI technology in Australia. It's part of a national effort to examine AI trends, bias and opportunities, including its impact on elections and the environment, to name a few. Catriona Stirrat spoke to Dr Ida Someh - a senior lecturer …
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Why Ziggy Ramo turned to vinyl to amplify his message about righting past wrongs
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Musician and writer Ziggy Ramo is among rising stars turning to vinyl records to share their music. And the global vinyl trend shows no signs of slowing, with industry forecasts of sales doubling this decade.
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Nuclear waste dump debate heating up over AUKUS, Coalition plans
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Australia’s AUKUS agreement with the US and Uk will pave the way for nuclear submarines – and nuclear waste. But some experts say the government has not learned the lessons of three past attempts to deal with that material.
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SBS On the Money CEO Series: Domain results with Jason Pellegrino
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The ASX finished the week strongly as reporting season reaches the half way point. Among today’s headliners, business banking giant NAB and Real estate website Domain. Rena Sarumpaet speaks with Domain CEO Jason Pellegrino about its result. Plus, RBA governor Michelle Bullock fronts senate – for more, Rhayna Bosch speaks to Kate Harahan, Private Cl…
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"Little, if any, justice": long-awaited report delivered into missing and murdered First Nations women
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The landmark report makes ten recommendations for federal, state and territory governments and calls on government to co-design solutions with First Nations communities. It's also called for a review into existing police practices in each jurisdiction.
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INTERVIEW: SBS speaks to Special Envoy for Social Cohesion Peter Khalil
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The government has appointed a special envoy for social cohesion as concerns over division in the Australian community continue to rise. Special Envoy for Social Cohesion, Peter Khalil, has told SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson that political populism is one of his big concerns as he takes on the role.…
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