SBS News In Depth

Australia's inflation rate has climbed to 4.3 per cent, raising the prospect of another RBA rate rise. What does it mean for interest rates and investors?

Australia's online safety bill advances amid warnings about rising online hate, as politicians clash over free speech and the responsibilities of tech giants.

Guards, also known as 'Evzones' or 'Tsoliades', are touring major cities in Australia. Why the Hellenic Presidential Guard visit to Canberra and Sydney means a great deal to the Greek diaspora community.

Israel's election could end Benjamin Netanyahu's long political career, with exit polls pointing to a deadlock and his future hanging in the balance.

Anthropic's sales are soaring, but questions remain about the AI boom, with its IPO seen as a major test for the sector.

A Commonwealth Ombudsman report has found the government's automated aged care assessment tool is producing unfair outcomes and undermining public confidence.

SBS World News reporter Alex Jones explores the issues shaping the US midterm elections after travelling through key battleground states. She speaks with Peggy Giakoumelos about what she discovered.

Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won a historic fourth term after trailing his right-wing rival in the first round of voting.

Foodbank Australia has found one in three households experienced food insecurity in the past year, as hunger becomes increasingly "mainstream" in 2026.

As Victoria prepares to vote, major and minor parties are battling for support on the issues that matter most to voters.