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- Sep 29, 2026
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A path to hope: Afghan women turn to online education despite Taliban ban (opens the original)
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By Haylena Krishnamoorthy, Mujeeb Muneeb As Afghan women remain largely erased from public life, the impacts on their mental health are profound. UN figures suggest an estimated 2.4 million Afghan girls have been barred from secondary education since the the Taliban regained power in 2021. Now, in the face of such restrictions, some Afghan women are turning to online mental health courses - combining their passion for learning with courses to help them and those in their community cope. SBS News
What Albanese's speech to the UN reveals about Australia's global ambitions (opens the original)
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In his speech to the United Nations General Assembly Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lamented the breakdown of international rules and called for unity. As Australia vies for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, against a backdrop of multiple conflicts, the threat of AI and climate change - Canberra is trying to find its position between conflicting global approaches and demands back home. SBS News in Depth is a news analysis podcast from SBS, going behind the headlines with reporting
What are rogue AI agents, and how did one hack Medicare? (opens the original)
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As Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in New York, gathering with world leaders to discuss the future of artificial intelligence - news broke that an AI Agent from OpenAI has gone rogue and hacked into a Medicare Statistics Reporting Service Portal. Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says the federal government has established a taskforce to investigate the Medicare portal incident. OpenAI says the activity occurred in June, during an internal evaluation in which its models were researching pu
Does Australia need migrants to grow the population? (opens the original)
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Listen to Australian and world news and follow trending topics with SBS News Podcasts. Australia’s population is ageing - and the number of children being born is falling. The federal government’s seventh Intergenerational Report suggests the population will reach around 39.3 million by 2066. But population growth is expected to slow, becoming increasingly reliant on overseas migration. The growing older population and declining fertility rate, as well as higher defence, climate and health costs
Nine years without a home: Are Rohingya refugees ready to go back to war-torn Myanmar? (opens the original)
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Nine years after hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people fled Myanmar, the crisis has entered a dangerous new phase. As neighbouring countries push for their repatriation, UN experts are warning it isn't safe and their home country is in a deepening humanitarian crisis.
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