A food delivery rider has filed a claim to the Fair Work Commission against employer Hungry Panda over worsening pay and dangerously short delivery deadlines. It follows the outcome of a landmark worker's compensation case that awarded the family of a Hungry Panda rider who was killed on the job in 2020.

A new senate inquiry has been launched to ensure equitable access to diagnosis and treatment for rare cancer patients.

Israeli armed forces have raided a hospital in the West Bank and killing three Palestinian men, which it says were Hamas militants. It comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ruled out a ceasefire which would mean a withdrawal of troops from Gaza.

New South Wales police are offering a $500,000 reward for any information on the murder of Radojko Djordjevic, who died nearly four decades ago. Mr Djordjevic’s family says it will mean a lot to them to finally get justice.

Sydney witnessed neo-Nazi incidents across three consecutive days over the Australia Day weekend, prompting fears the ideology is gaining popularity in Australia. So who are the people behind these incidents and should we be worried about a potential rise in neo-Nazism?

The war between Hamas and Israel is just the latest escalation in a long-standing conflict. Since October 7, 2023, Hamas has become a household name around the world, but many still don't know the origins of the group or how it came to govern Gaza. SBS reporter Danielle Robertson speaks to two experts about the origins of the group and its tumultuous relationship with Israel.

The foreign ministers of Ukraine and Hungary have taken a step towards resolving longstanding diplomatic tensions, but are yet to reach a breakthrough on Hungary's opposition to E-U aid for Kyiv. As Russia's war in Ukraine approaches the two-year mark, U-S and NATO representatives have called for continued support for Ukraine, in the face of threats to global security.

A new training program aims to help first responders such as paramedics and police respond more effectively to people with dementia. The new government-backed online course from Dementia Training Australia is designed to improve awareness of the kinds of behaviours people with dementia can display.

Uncle Michael Welsh is a Wailwan man and member of the Stolen Generations. The 71-year-old shares his story of grief and healing; how he used alcohol and violence to suppress the trauma and abuse he says he confronted at Kinchela Boys home, before finally finding safety and comfort to share his story among other men who were subject to the same trauma. In an extra episode for the Living Loss series, Catriona Stirrat speaks to Uncle Michael about his journey with The Healing Foundation's Stolen Generations Reference Group, and how he navigates grief.

As students return to school this week, Australia is still dealing with a national teacher shortage. There have been efforts at the state and federal levels to address the shortages, but the new school year will begin without enough educators.