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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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'For the forgotten Australians': Opposition leader confident to win next election with nuclear energy plan
Peter Dutton has used an address to Liberal party members to promote his controversial nuclear plans, saying the next election will define Australia's energy future. The Opposition Leader has taken aim at the Prime Minister over Labor's mocking response, describing Anthony Albanese as a "child in a man's body".
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INTERVIEW: Gaby Alamin is a Sahrawi-Australian woman advocating for her people's struggle for independence
A Sahrawi-Australian woman has called for more recognition of her people's struggle for independence in the Western Sahara. Gaby Alamin spoke to SBS News about making time to advocate for her peoples' struggle for independence, while she juggles being a mother, a university student and an educator.
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Snoring - not just annoying, could be a sign of serious problems
That loud snoring keeping you up at night could be more than a noisy annoyance - it could be an early warning sign of dangerous hypertension. New research from Flinders University sleep experts has found people who regularly snore at night are more likely to have elevated blood pressure and uncontrolled hypertension. SBS's Ciara Hain spoke with research fellow at Flinders University, Dr Bastien Lechat, for more
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How Iran has turned hostage diplomacy into a 'highly profitable business model'
Iran’s use of hostage diplomacy to secure the release of an Iranian official convicted of ‘war crimes’ has been criticised by those who appeared in his trial. The Swedish Prime Minister called his country’s own prisoner swap a ‘cynical negotiations game’ in which his citizens were used by the Islamic Republic of Iran as ‘pawns.’
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New NT remote housing agreement designed to halve overcrowded housing
A new 10-year remote housing agreement has been signed in the Northern Territory, designed to halve overcrowded housing in remote communities. The deal is between the federal and Northern Territory governments, and the four major Aboriginal land councils.
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The Sahrawi-Australian woman advocating for her people's independence
A Sahrawi-Australian woman has called for more recognition of her people's struggle for independence in the Western Sahara. The disputed territory is known as the last African colonial state yet to achieve independence and has been under an illegal Moroccan military occupation since 1975. Despite promises of self-determination from the international community, the future of the Sahrawi people remains unclear.