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'Mobilisation of fear': The deeper strategy behind One Nation's immigration policy (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. Jyoti has called her migration agent three times this month. Each time, she asks the same question: Has there been any update? Her application for a Skilled Independent visa, a pathway to permanent residency, has been sitting in the queue for months. It has felt like a long wait for Jyoti, who has lived in Australia for the better pa
'It's now or never': The one thing Australia couldn't give this family (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. For 17 years, Australia was home to Georgette Hachem Khalil. It's where she built her life and raised five children, watching them grow up with the safety, stability and opportunities she had always hoped to offer them. Now, the 42-year-old has packed that life into boxes and taken her family back to her native Lebanon. Not because A
Beyond money and ambition: Meet the young people defining success differently (opens the original)
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The future was everywhere at this year's Garma Festival — in the conversations between young leaders, in the children who eagerly reached for the microphone between interviews, and in the questions about what comes next. Across four days on Gulkula — an ancient ceremonial site on Gumatj Country in north-east Arnhem Land — the sounds of dance, song and conversation moved through the stringybark forests as young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders yarned about university degrees, busines
Why Australia ships out its wealth — and buys it back as finished goods (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. Every day, bulk carriers leave Australian ports carrying iron ore, lithium, bauxite and other minerals bound for factories across Asia, Europe and North America. Many of those same resources return months later as cars, batteries, solar panels, household appliances and electronics — finished products that capture far more value than
Inside Narendra Modi's Australia visit: Optics are warm. Politics are harder (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese likened Narendra Modi to Bruce Springsteen in 2023, it captured more than the spectacle surrounding the Indian leader's visit. Addressing a lively crowd at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena, Albanese remarked that the rock legend was the last person he'd seen on stage there, adding that "he didn't get the
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