SBS World News Radio

SBS World News Radio: Statistics show Australians from non-European backgrounds are significantly under-represented in leadership positions. Now, a program in Sydney's west is hoping to change that by giving migrants and refugees the confidenc... ()

Flash flooding risks in the wake of Cyclone Debbie;   More on Britain's exit from from the EU;   The Senate votes to prevent cuts to penalty rates; ()

SBS World News Radio: Labor is accusing the Turnbull Government of catering to the interests of big business and betraying low-paid workers as the final sitting week of parliament before the Budget nears its end. The Senate is expected to sit ... ()

SBS World News Radio: Britain is being asked to settle a multibillion-dollar Brexit bill and guarantee protection for Europeans living in the United Kingdom after the formal triggering of its EU departure process. ()

SBS World News Radio: Hundreds of people have gathered on London's Westminster Bridge to mark one week since a car and knife attack that claimed four lives. ()

SBS World News Radio: Pressure from the Opposition and the Coalition's own backbench has forced the Federal Government to back off on a controversial extradition treaty with China. MPs and senators ranging from Cory Bernardi to the Greens have... ()

A Labor politician has sharply criticised comments by a One Nation senator who said people were afraid to report crimes committed by Muslims because of race-hate laws. The comments from One Nation's Malcolm Roberts came during a debate in the Sena... ()

Queensland wakes up to the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie;   The ACTU calling for a major hike in the minimum wage;   The Scottish First Minister welcomes a vote by parliamentarians to pursue a second independence re... ()

SBS World News Radio: Negotiations for a global ban on nuclear weapons have begun at the United Nations, but Australia is one of almost 40 nations that have decided not to participate in the talks. Amanda Copp has the story.  

SBS World News Radio: The Scottish parliament has voted in support of a second referendum on independence from the United Kingdom. ()

SBS World News Radio: The brunt of Cyclone Debbie has passed, but Queensland may not be in the clear just yet with intense wind gusts and flooding forecast over the coming days. ()

SBS World News Radio: Australia's trade unions have launched a campaign pushing for a major hike in the country's minimum wage. ()

SBS World News Radio: The United States President Donald Trump has signed an order to repeal a series of regulations made by his predecessor to curb climate change.   ()

SBS World News Radio: Fallout continues after French police shot dead a Chinese national in Paris over the weekend. ()

SBS World News Radio: Scotland's parliament has voted in favour of another independence referendum, putting them on a collision course with the British government as it triggers Brexit. ()