SBS News Headlines

With a federal election now due in the next three months, the latest polling looks good for the opposition... more than a quarter of a million Australians may have heart disease without knowing it... and Ange Postecoglou with no sympathy for Manchester United after his big win against them

US and Ukrainian officials travel to Saudi Arabia, as talks loom on ending Russia's war; Shane Patton resigns as Victoria Police chief commissioner; and in sport, Chile's Joaquin Niemann wins LIV Golf Adelaide 2025.

Australia will send three men to Nauru, after the government strikes a visa deal; European leaders set to attend an emergency summit over the war in Ukraine; And in sport, teen sprint sensation Gout Gout smashes Noah Lyle's 400-metre personal best.

The federal government to ban foreign investors from buying existing homes to ease housing crisis; a deadly stampede in New Delhi; and in sports, the AFL Indigenous All Stars beat Fremantle.

Education Minister highlights government's achievements as Labor gears up for a federal election; Police raid homes of two nurses who posted video appearing to claim they'd kill Israeli patients; And in sport, Australian Jordan Mailata joins victory parade at the Super Bowl.

A man has died after a police pursuit in south-east Melbourne; Ukraine's president says he's willing to meet with Russia to talk peace - on one condition; and in sport, Dane Gagai prepares to lead the Maori All-Stars in this weekend's showdown.

Port Hedland's iron ore facility in WA spared the worst of Cyclone Zelia's impact; The US gives an ultimatum to its European allies in Warsaw; and in sport, Australia wins the rights to the 2027 Deaf Football World Cup.

One of the nurses from the Bankstown Hospital antisemitic video is admitted to hospital himself... Tropical Cyclone Zelia arrives early in Western Australia.... and, in basketball... Tasmania Jackjumpers captain Clint Steindl announces his retirement

The Prime Minister says he has put a strong case for Australian tariff exemptions to the United States... calls for inheritance tax to be re-introduced to address growing wealth inequality... and Aussie Oscar Piastri declares he believes this is the year he can become Formula One world champion.

Two nurses have their professional registration suspended in the wake of a controversial video; Hamas agrees to resume a prisoner swap as part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement; And in sport, more betting charges laid against an A-League footballer.