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:
SBS World News Radio: A Bangladeshi teenager is facing imminent deportation this week from Australia after Assistant Immigration Minister Alex Hawke refused to reconsider her impending deportation. ()
SBS World News Radio: Australian comedian Akmal Saleh is best known for his outspoken humour. We spoke to Akmal about his life and his first impressions of Australia as part of our SBS First Day series. ()
SBS World News Radio: Members of Australia's Armenian community have welcomed Gladys Berejiklian's appointment as the 45th New South Wales Premier. ()
SBS World News Radio: The government says Australia's ports, electricity grids and water infrastructure are more vulnerable than ever to sabotage as it unveils a new security agency to monitor Australia's vital assets. ()
SBS World News Radio: Victoria to set up night magistrates court to hear after-hours bail applications in the wake of the deadly Melbourne car rampage in which five people were killed ()
SBS World News Radio: It's been another action packed weekend of sport dominated by tennis, cricket and the A-league. ()
SBS World News Radio: Warring parties in the long-running Syria conflict are gathering in Kazakhstan's capital, Astana, for talks aimed at strengthening the country's month-long ceasefire. ()
SBS World News Radio: Israel has approved hundreds of new settlement homes in East Jerusalem, in a move that has drawn criticism from Palestinian leaders. ()
A car drives into pedestrians in Melbourne's CBD; Donald Trump in Washington ahead of his inauguration; The latest in sport; ()
SBS World News Radio: A new program is linking older migrant volunteers with newly arrived refugees, to help them settle into Australian life. ()
SBS World News Radio: The lives of two brothers are a stark reflection of their previous lives in Malawi as they reflect on their journey from conflict to their first day in Australia. ()
SBS World News Radio: People are travelling to and from Australia and China in record numbers - but it's not only a boom for tourism. ()
Turkish authorities arrest suspects in connection with a nightclub shooting; A tougher citizenship test for migrants; Omar Jasika wildcard entry for the Australian Open; ()
SBS World News Radio: Omar Jasika returns to the Australian Open as the wildcard entry for the second year running ready to take the next step in his career. ()
SBS World News Radio: The federal government is defending Centrelink's automated debt recovery system amid reports of wrongly issued repayment notices. ()
