SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Josh Gilbert from eToro, as global markets bounce back from heavy selling following Donald Trump's trade policies, while Phil O'Donoghue from Deutsche Bank explains why he now believes the RBA will need to front load interest rate cuts, starting with a supersized 50bps reduction in May, Plus, Rhayna Bosch talks to Matthew Hassan from Westpac.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has committed $1 billion towards mental health. The Labor Party says the investment recognises a critical workforce gap in mental health care that needs to be addressed. The coalition has previously promised a similar boost to the sector, but with a focus on additional subsidised support sessions.
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu say they are working on a new deal to release the remaining hostages in Gaza. The development comes after the leaders met at the White House.
Donald Trump has threatened additional tariffs on China as pressure mounts in global financial markets. Despite warnings of a possible recession, the US President says he doesn't mind if things get worse right now because he can 'see a beautiful picture at the end'.
The Australian federal election season has begun and, before you head to the polls, here's a quick breakdown of how the Australian political system works so you can know exactly what you're voting for. In Voting 101, we explain the two chambers of the Australian Parliament and the major political players to be aware of.
A man who was seriously injured after falling six metres on a hike in February has been reunited with the rescue crews who saved his life. Stoj Jovevski was on a walk with friends in Victoria's Cathedral Range State Park when he slipped and fell six metres.
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves finds out how investors are feeling and where to next for the sharemarket, currencies and commodities after one of the worst days for equities in years with Andrew McAuley from UBS, Chris Weston from Pepperstone, and Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics.
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has abandoned his plan to force Public Servants into the office.... admitting the policy was a mistake.
As the global economy reels in the aftermath of US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff announcements, Mr Trump claims more than 50 nations have reached out to try and negotiate deals with the US.
Marine Le Pen has denounced her recent embezzlement conviction as politically motivated, comparing her movement to that of U-S civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Despite a five-year ban from holding office, her party, National Rally, is framing the ruling as an attack on democracy.As supporters rally behind her in Paris, critics argue the court’s decision marks long-overdue accountability.
This month will mark 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, and the beginning of one of Australia's largest post-war migrations. In that year – 1975 – SBS started broadcasting in-language radio programs to reach Australia's growing migrant communities. At the same time, an extraordinary rescue operation was taking place – the evacuation of babies and children from Vietnamese orphanages, who were brought to Australia in "Operation Babylift".
The Imperial Hotel in Erskineville, in Sydney's inner west, has been added to the New South Wales heritage register. It means the iconic pub will have its future protected in recognition of its deep cultural and historical significance to the LGBTIQ plus community.
More than 20,000 protesters have gathered in Washington DC, with simultaneous rallies held in all 50 US states and across Europe, in the largest coordinated demonstrations against Donald Trump since his return to the presidency. Branded “Hands Off!”, the protests united over 150 advocacy groups who object to sweeping federal job cuts, attacks on science and minority rights, and what many have described as a dangerous consolidation of power.
Almost two decades after it entered the market, commercial genetic testing provider 23andMe filed for bankruptcy, earlier this year. Its demise has revived debate about genetic testing, which in its early days promised a revolution in medical treatment. Has that really happened?
The contest for the brand-new electorate of Bullwinkel in Western Australia is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable contests in the upcoming federal election. The seat was created to reflect the state's growing population, costing New South Wales and Victoria a seat while adding another to WA's tally. The electorate is named in honour of wartime military nurse Vivian Bullwinkel, who survived the 1942 Bangka Island massacre during World War Two and dedicated her life to healthcare. With...
Steam trains are making a comeback in South Africa. Although steam belongs to a bygone era when these types of trains powered the industrial revolution, there's now a significant steam rail tourism sector thriving in the country.
President Yoon Suk-yeol has been officially removed from office following a unanimous ruling by the Constitutional Court, four months after his attempt to impose martial law. The landmark decision has triggered mass celebrations across the country, but it has also ignited fierce debate among voters over the future of South Korean politics.
Climate adaptation refers to the process of adjusting to the actual or projected effects of climate change and ensuring vulnerable communities are well-equipped for disaster. But some experts say the term has been reduced to nothing more than a political talking point. A new report by researchers at Monash University shows little action has been taken to prepare at-risk communities over the past decade, despite disaster events occurring more frequently and at a higher intensity.
Australians are losing trust in early childhood education. It follows the publication of investigative reports that revealed the sector has become subject to a myriad of problems. Some claim it's the marketisation of childcare services that has led to a crisis in quality and accessibility. Amongst it all is a workforce fighting to be valued. So what has gone wrong with Australia's early childhood education and care system?
John Phillimore is the Executive Director of the John Curtin Institute of Public Policy at Curtin University. He has been at Curtin for 17 years, and previously worked in government and for other universities. He has spoken to SBS WA Correspondent Christopher Tan about why Western Australia is seen as a battleground state in the upcoming election.
Both major parties have made a pitch to Western Sydney as their federal election campaigns continue. Labor's focus remains on health, whilst the Coalition is promoting its cost of living measures.
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves takes a look at the severe global market reaction to Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement with Jessica Amir from moomoo , while Angelica Waite explores the impact on superannuation funds with Kirby Rappell, CFA from SuperRatings.
Plastic pollution along Australia’s coastline has dropped by more than a third over the last decade. That’s according to new research from Australia’s national science agency CSIRO, published in the Marine Pollution Bulletin. The CSIRO has found a 39 per cent decrease in coastal debris density compared to ten years ago with just over 8000 debris items recorded across almost 2000 surveys.
[U-S President Donald Trump has defended a slide in the sharemarket after his global tariffs announcement. He says he remains open to negotiations from other countries - if they were to offer something phenomenal. But some already have other plans.
In this episode: Myanmar’s ongoing civil war impacts the delivery of aid into the earthquake disaster zone, we go deep into the tariff trenches with Bruce Wolpe from the US Studies Centre, plus Israel announces a massive expansion of its war in Gaza, and a look back at the babies evacuated from Vietnam 50 years ago - where they are now?
This federal election campaign will be like no other. With more memes and misinformation than ever, the digital frontier will be the big target for anyone vying for votes. We look at what the game is - how campaigns are being run, what the rules are in Australia, and what tactics you can expect to see until May 3.
The United States has confirmed it will impose a blanket 10 per cent tariff on all Australian goods - but targeted import levies on pharmaceuticals haven't materialised yet. The tariff announcement has spurred a political debate about how to respond to Donald Trump, and a potential global trade war.
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Angus Geddes from Fat Prophets to find out what Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs, including a 10% rate on Australian exports to the US, means for investors.
Housing, employment, and remote road infrastructure are key issues for voters in remote regions of the Northern Territory. As campaigning continues for the upcoming federal election on May 3rd, SBS travelled to the community of Ramingining, around 600 kilometres east of Darwin, where the Minister for Indigenous Australians took her pitch to voters this week.
US President Donald Trump has delivered his long-anticipated tariff announcement, signing off on trade barriers that upend decades of global trade order.The announcement is already sparking concerns about global inflation and the potential stalling of worldwide economic growth.
