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  1. 'Elevated bushfire danger': How each state and territory is preparing for spring weather

    Australians are being urged to prepare for a potentially challenging spring.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/how-ea

    #Australia #SBS

  2. In praise of Danger 5: a delightfully stupid comedy where spies try to kill Hitler every episode
    By Tansy Gardam

    The absurd Australian comedy with deliberately poor-dubbing and Nazi dinosaurs is a fever dream – and greater than the sum of its parts

    theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2

    #Television #TVcomedy #SBS #Culture #Australianmedia #Comedy #Televisionradio #Australianews #TheGuardian #TansyGardam

  3. Women’s physical and mental health 'inseparable', new endometreosis research finds

    New research has exposed an "enormous" gap in Australia’s women’s healthcare system.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/womens

    #Health #Australia #SBS

  4. I’d rather drink eel-infested lake water than put my hand up for Alone Australia – which is what makes it such great TV | Emily Mulligan
    By Emily Mulligan

    Alone Australia is my idea of torture, but there is something charming about the contestants that put their hands up for this madness

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #Television #Australianews #SBS #Australianmedia #Televisionradio #TheGuardian #EmilyMulligan

  5. The hidden cost of living in an Australian paradise

    They left the city for a paradise. Now Daintree residents are asking how long they can afford to stay.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/daintr

    #Australia #CostofLiving #Environment #SBS

  6. Honouring Kumanjayi Little Baby while marking the National NAIDOC Awards

    In Alice Springs, August 15 will be a day shaped by remembrance, respect and community, as people gather to honour Kumanjayi Little Baby and mark the National NAIDOC Awards.

    sbs.com.au/nitv/article/honour

    #IntheCommunity #Achievement #Justice #Excellence #SBS #news

  7. Trump's fiercest defender? Five moments defining Karoline Leavitt's time as press secretary

    Few figures in the Trump administration have been as visible — or loyal — as Karoline Leavitt.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/karoli

    #World #USPolitics #SBS

  8. I used ice every day at work to chase a dopamine hit. After 10 years, the charade had to stop

    Tahlia chased the release of dopamine by using crystal meth. She says it wasn't until her second prison stint that she rewired her brain.

    sbs.com.au/news/insight/articl

    #Life #SBS #Australia

  9. Great Barrier Reef remains resilient but is still under threat

    The Great Barrier Reef is showing signs of recovery after a catastrophic mass coral bleaching event two years ago. New research from the Australian Institute of Marine Science has found a late summer monsoon helped cool down the reef at just the right time - but scientists warn the threat is far from over

    sbs.com.au/news/video/great-ba

    #Environment #Climatechange #Australia #SBS #videos

  10. Ex-prime minister warns AUKUS deal may not deliver

    A crowd-funded public inquiry into the AUKUS security alliance has heard the pact may not deliver what was promised. It's being led by the likes of Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett and a former chief of the Australian Defence Force. Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has told the inquiry that of the three partner nations, Australia’s parliament has the most at stake but is the “least curious and the least informed”.

    sbs.com.au/news/video/ex-prime

    #Politics #Australia #SBS #videos

  11. Labor and Coalition near deal on gambling reforms

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he expects a deal to be reached with the Coalition to amend its gambling reforms to tackle inducements and advertising. It follows a face-to-face meeting with the Opposition leader, which also canvassed the NDIS and laws targeting tech giants ahead of parliament's return.

    sbs.com.au/news/video/labor-an

    #Politics #Australia #SBS #videos

  12. Another test of presidential power as court halts Trump's White House ballroom

    Several of Trump's construction projects in Washington face legal challenges, but the ballroom would be the first to reach the Supreme Court.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/anothe

    #World #USPolitics #SBS #news

  13. 'We had no intention': Israeli ambassador defends rare move on Labor platform

    Following backlash, Israel's ambassador to Australia has argued: "All we did was we put forth facts for the decision-makers".

    sbs.com.au/news/article/israel

    #Australia #World #SBS

  14. Why one tiny island's Census is about much more than numbers

    It's been a decade since Norfolk Island was first counted in the Census. The milestone may not be celebrated by everyone.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/norfol

    #Australia #World #SBS

  15. Why Australia could be heading for a spring and summer 'triple whammy'

    As parts of the northern hemisphere swelter through record-breaking heat, what could Australians expect after winter?

    sbs.com.au/news/article/austra

    #Environment #Australia #SBS

  16. Who is Abdul El-Sayed? The Michigan doctor who wants to lead the left to the US Senate

    El-Sayed has emerged as one of the Democratic Party's most prominent progressive figures.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/who-is

    #USPolitics #World #SBS

  17. What the bloody hell is this!? "Defence and law enforcement applicants, both onshore and offshore, will receive the highest priority" sbs.com.au/language/hindi/en/p Australia's skilled visa processing order: Who gets priority for permanent residency? #SBS #Hindi

    We already have a dangerous over-supply of cops (e.g. 30 indigenous people killed per year), and defence? That can be nothing good?

    are we inviting the seppos to come and "defend" us from China the way they "defended" the gulf from Iran?

    are we going to do a nightmare crackdown on imaginary left wing terrorists?

    Please tell me it's not #GinaReinhardt's Israeli drone island?

    #auspol2026 #ACAB

  18. 'Unfounded and premature': Why experts say parents shouldn't panic about screen time

    New international research is challenging fears about a link between children's screen time and developmental delay.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/unfoun

    #Australia #Health #SBS

  19. Brian is turning some visitors away from his farm — and he's not the only one

    Some farmers are already taking measures across Australia to protect their birds.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/brian-

    #Australia #SBS

  20. El Niño is already here. But there's still a 'window of opportunity'

    With the climate pattern shaping up to be one of the strongest on record, what could it mean for Australians?

    sbs.com.au/news/article/el-nin

    #Australia #SBS

  21. Antisemitism in arts, health and education in focus at Royal Commission

    Artists, comedians, and healthcare professionals were among those that took the stand at this week's hearings.

    sbs.com.au/news/article/antise

    #Australia #Politics #SBS

  22. ‘Another Stolen Generation’: children's commissioner warns of crisis ahead of Garma address

    The NT's contentious new child protection laws, as well as other issues affecting Indigenous young people, will be a focus over the festival.

    sbs.com.au/nitv/article/anothe

    #Justice #SBS #news

  23. 📰 Marco Schuitmaker weet nog niet of er een realitysoap komt

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1MxT

    🕦 23:24 | RTL Nieuws
    🔸 #RealityTV #Soap #Film #SBS #Zanger

  24. Zodadelijk #zomergasten met Peter #Pannekoek. Zo jammer dat het programma stopt. Kunnen er niet wat andere programma's naar de pulpzenders van #SBS of #RTL?
    Beter kan er gesneden worden in het aantal baasjes in Hilversum!