SBS World News Radio
Summary: World View is a news and current affairs program with a focus on multicultural and indigenous issues. Drawing on the unique talents of SBS’ multilingual and multicultural workforce, World View covers national and international events and issues through a diverse range of voices and perspectives.
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Podcasts:
Cyclone Debbie hits parts of QLD; The lives of those who work in so-called artisanal mining; Federal Government to back off on a controversial extradition treaty with China; ()
SBS World News Radio: It is an ancient endeavour that has evolved into a highly regulated industry in much of the developed world. But for many other countries, mining remains a dangerous, crude and lethal practice where lives are lost and... ()
SBS World News Radio: Researchers are calling for drastic changes to Australia's education system, fearing that young Australians are not being prepared for the 21st century. ()
SBS World News Radio: The mother of the British attacker, Khalid Masood, who killed four people on the streets of London last week has expressed her anguish about her son's actions, as claims by IS are treated with scepticism. ()
SBS World News Radio: Leaders from key Arab nations are being urged to take a greater role in resolving the Syrian war. The annual Arab League summit is set to begin in Jordan, with attention also focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
SBS World News Radio: North Queensland residents are being warned not to be complacent ahead of the arrival of Cyclone Debbie.The cyclone has intensified and is expected reach Category 4 -- meaning winds between 157 and 200 kilometres per hour -- ... ()
Cyclone Debbie bars down on Queensland; The ACCC to look at electricity prices; The weekend in sport; ()
SBS World New Radio: Colleagues of a Sydney academic say he has been stopped from leaving China because he refused to undergo a lie-detector test for the country's secret police. Dr Chongyi Feng, visiting China for a research trip, has twice be... ()
SBS World News Radio: Getting more women into mentoring roles is seen as crucial to achieving harmony in migrant African communities. A new course is teaching them skills to take on key leadership to break down cultural barriers. As Gareth Bore... ()
SBS World News Radio: A Syrian refugee has started a magazine aimed at connecting those who have fled their war-ravaged homelands, aimed at countering feelings of isolation and loneliness. ()
SBS World News Radio: A surprise cricket triumph, the continuation of the A-League, and the beginning of the Super Rugby season all drawing plenty of attention. ()
SBS World News Radio: Australia has dramatically shifted its position towards a resolution to the civil war in Syria. ()
SBS World News Radio: Top US officials have exchanged blunt words with the leaders of Mexico, after a meeting in Mexico City that has been described as 'hostile' by Mexican officials. ()
SBS World News Radio: Australia has dramatically shifted its position towards a resolution to the civil war in Syria. ()
SBS World News Radio: An Australian Muslim woman says she's entering politics to stand up for the underdog. ()
