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25 Nov 2016 - 8:00pm

SBS World News Radio Nov 25

Taxpayers won't pay for bungled census; A unique program aimed at ending the cycle of family violence; A preview of the weekend in sport; 
25 Nov 2016 - 7:00pm

NSW minister challenges federal government on negative gearing

The debate over negative gearing has flared up again, with a senior New South Wales Liberal party politician breaking ranks with the federal government by...
25 Nov 2016 - 5:41pm

PM reveals IBM's paying for census bungle

SBS World News Radio: The Prime Minister's assured Australian taxpayers they won't be footing the bill for this year's bungled census.
25 Nov 2016 - 5:36pm

Backpacker tax up in the air as Senate, House conlfict

SBS World News Radio: Farmers and M-Ps on both sides of politics are calling for an urgent resolution to a stalemate on the proposed backpacker tax. The level of...
25 Nov 2016 - 5:39pm

Call for palm-oil labelling to save orangutans

Ministers from Australia and New Zealand will decide whether to introduce mandatory palm-oil labelling legislation. Palm-oil production has been linked to...
25 Nov 2016 - 5:34pm

Amnesty accuses Nigeria of violence against Biafrans

SBS World News Radio: Amnesty International has accused Nigerian security forces of killing at least 150 peaceful advocates of secession from Africa's most...
25 Nov 2016 - 5:32pm

Turkey vows to strike back after soldiers killed by Syrian government forces

SBS World News Radio: Turkey says it will retaliate over the death of three of its soldiers during a Turkish-backed Syrian rebel operation in northern Syria. It...
25 Nov 2016 - 5:29pm

Guqin master shares the sounds of love

SBS World News Radio: The guqin is an ancient musical instrument recognised as an important part of the world's heritage. It has a history dating back at least...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:12pm

Weekend sports preview

SBS World News Radio: The Wallabies take another step towards a drought breaking Grand Slam when they take on Ireland, the Formula One title could well be...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:10pm

Unique police program aims to end family violence

SBS World News Radio: A police officer in Sydney has established a unique program aimed at ending the cycle of family violence.The Kids Say No program teaches...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:08pm

Australian of the Year nominees strong on migrant, Indigenous work

SBS World News Radio: The state and territory winners have been revealed in the lead-up to the national 2017 Australian of the Year announcement on Australia Day.
24 Nov 2016 - 8:07pm

Civilians fleeing Mosul as incoming roads cut off

SBS World News Radio: Thousands of civilians continue to flee the Iraqi city of Mosul, as United-States-backed Iraqi forces maintain their advances to drive out...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:06pm

Dutton blames Shorten for controversy over Lebanese-Muslim remarks

SBS World News Radio: Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has blamed the leader of the opposition for whipping up hysteria, and misrepresenting his comments about...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:04pm

Flume, Mauboy, Crowded House get ARIA honours

SBS World News Radio: Flume, Jessica Mauboy and Crowded House were among the top honorees at the 30th annual ARIA awards, held in Sydney.
24 Nov 2016 - 8:03pm

Fatah congress could shake up Palestinian politics

SBS World News Radio: In what could determine the biggest shift in Palestinian politics in more than a decade, the long-dominant Fatah party is preparing to hold...
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25 Nov 2016 - 8:26am

'I was so scared': Thai women reveal violence at the hands of Australian partners

Thai migrant women are victims of domestic violence at seven times the national rate, mostly at the hands of their Australian-born partners, the latest data shows.
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WA Aboriginal elders vital in changing the date of Australia Day

The City of Fremantle in Western Australia has decided to celebrate Australia Day two days later after hearing the concerns of Aboriginal elders.
25 Nov 2016 - 6:33am

New push for palm oil labelling to help save critically endangered orangutans

The world’s leading orangutan scientist is urging Australians to support the campaign for mandatory labelling of palm oil in all food products.
25 Nov 2016 - 7:09am

'Deportation would tear our family apart': GP makes last-ditch plea for family to stay in Australia

A Bangladeshi doctor and her two children are facing deportation after her daughter's developmental delay lead to the rejection of their application to stay in...
24 Nov 2016 - 8:40pm

A long way from Mount Sinjar: Wagga Wagga welcomes Yazidi refugees

Families continue to arrive each month to join a growing community of Yazidi refugees in regional New South Wales.
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24 Nov 2016 - 7:30pm

"You eat one and you treat one": Feeding a future for survivors of domestic abuse

The thing about domestic violence, for many of us it just seems like too big a problem, too hard for us to do anything meaningful about: but one company is...
25 Nov 2016

Gay, 13-year-old Brisbane boy dead after 'constant' bullying

Tyrone Unsworth, a 13-year-old Brisbane high-school student, took his life earlier this week following years of relentless bullying over his sexuality.
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