It's been six years since a gunman entered Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch during Friday prayer and opened fire – killing 51 worshippers and injuring dozens more. The impact of the terror attack was felt right across the world. SBS spoke to the Imam of Al Noor Mosque, Gamal Fouda, who says his community is still navigating through the trauma.

Stats NZ says there were nearly 123,000 migrant departures in January which is the highest ever for an annual period. SBS Finance Editor finds out why, and where they are going with Mark Smith from ASB, plus a closer look at US markets with Isaac Poole Oreana Private Wealth.

In this episode: the red lines holding up the Ukraine ceasefire proposal, Donald Trump’s ‘love-in’ for tariffs puts global allies at odds, the latest developments in Syria, and why Girl Scout cookies could be cause for alarm. The news you need to know!

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signalled his in-principle support for a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, but raised concerns Ukraine might use the pause to re-arm. Donald Trump welcomed the comments, sending envoy Steve Witkoff to Moscow for talks. However, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is accusing President Putin of setting conditions to delay or derail the deal.

There's been more push back to the Opposition Leader's pledge to eliminate working from home arrangements, with public servants to be required to return to the office on a full time basis under a Coalition government. Advocates say it would have a devastating impact on people with disability, who already have lower employment rates than the rest of the population. Advocates want the government to set even more ambitious targets for employing people with disability in a bid to lift those numbers and improve peoples' lives.

Australia's leading charity for eating disorders has launched a new campaign in collaboration with top AFL players to shed light on body dissatisfaction in sporting environments. The Butterfly Trophies Lunch, which took place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday, also calls for more support for young athletes struggling with building positive body images.

Queensland's homelessness crisis has been exposed by the recent emergency caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Brisbane's Lord Mayor has announced rough sleepers living in so-called 'tent cities' will be given 24 hours notice to leave. Another nearby council recently banned people sleeping rough in public parks, a penalty of up to 8-thousand dollars coming into effect yesterday. SBS has visited a tent city just south of Brisbane, which flooded after heavy rainfall, in an area struggling to cope with limited housing supply and rising cost of living.

The Australian Energy Regulator is lifting the caps on how much retailers can charge for electricity from July 1, which could mean increases of as much as 8.9% for some consumers. Angelica Waite speaks with Shukla Poddar from UNSW to find out more, plus SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves discusses the day's market action with Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool.

The number of Islamophobic attacks in Australia has more than doubled in recent years - with a new report pointing to incidents of abuse perpetrated against Muslims in the country. It reveals that this is now reaching a crisis point.

US President Donald Trump is warning Russia could face severe financial consequences if it continues its war against Ukraine. This comes after Ukraine agreed to a US-backed 30-day ceasefire, as Russia conducted several strikes against Ukraine, with the Russian president vowing to retake the Kursk region.