Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia

澳洲政府正式提出「數碼謹慎責任」( Digital Duty of Care) 展開公眾諮詢，預計之後再把法案提交國會。政府形容「我的動態消息我作主」草案 (My Feed, My Way) 是讓澳洲人重新掌握自己的消息動態，包括要求數碼服務平台採取最低安全標準，藉此降低網絡傷害；但有學者指出，政府應該有更長遠的策略，提升公眾的數碼素養，讓用戶具備辨識及處理網上資訊的能力。

Oil prices are rising and so are airfares. What it means for travellers and budgets. Australian travellers are being warned to expect higher airfares as surging oil and jet fuel costs put pressure on airline budgets. Host Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gotlieb about airline competition, capacity cuts and why ticket prices are likely to keep climbing. Plus, the Australian sharemarket falls to a three-month low as investors brace for higher interest rates and rising energy costs. Chris Brycki from Stockspot joins the podcast to break down what's driving markets and what it means for investors.

Hifadhi za taifa, hifadhi za asili, hifadhi za baharini na Maeneo Yaliyohifadhiwa ya Wenyeji hulinda mazingira tofauti na hufanya kazi chini ya sheria tofauti. Ni nini kinachofanya Eneo Lililohifadhiwa la Wenyeji kuwa tofauti, na unawezaje kujua kama unakaribishwa kupatembelea?

In August, Theatre Banana Japan—a bilingual theatre company for children founded in New York in 2012 by a group of Japanese mothers—staged performances for students at four schools in Sydney and Melbourne. Why do they stage productions that use multiple languages? We asked the project leader Eisuke Matsuda and a company member Yoko Uesugi, who were visiting Australia at the time.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister and international cricketer Imran Khan has been in jail for three years. Former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell is one of a number of luminaries in the sport to appeal to authorities on the treatment Khan is receiving in prison. He has spoken to SBS World News' Naveen Razik.

South Australia’s Whyalla is coming to terms with hundreds of workers losing their jobs following the decision to close the blast furnace at the city’s steelworks. The decision, which will see the loss of more than 500 jobs, is fuelling the political debate around the future of manufacturing.

Australia's pre-colonial population estimates were shaped by a figure from decades ago. A new study suggests it was far too low.

Pressure is piling on the federal government to limit its possible involvement in genocide or war crimes. Drafted by international legal experts, crossbenchers have introduced the Red Lines bill – a world-first suite of measures which would block Australia's defence exports or trade with countries…

Braille continues to open doors for children who are blind or have low vision – helping them read, write and build independence. This year, a First Nations student is among those taking part in Queensland's 2026 Braille Literacy Challenge. The competition is putting their skills to the test while…

National foster care advocacy groups are calling for urgent action on Australia's foster care shortage. While the number of children entering care remains steady, the number of new and active foster carers has declined.