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SBS Examines

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SBS Examines is a podcast dedicated to dispelling misinformation and disinformation impacting Australia’s social cohesion, especially in multicultural and multilingual communities. Each episode provides clear insights on critical issues to empower listeners and foster a more informed, connected society. Subscribe now to stay updated and be part of the conversation.

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  1. Reports of child abuse have risen, but most of us still underestimate the problem 8:42
  2. 'The most lonely feeling': Why the 'Sandwich Generation' is shouldering a growing care burden 7:32
  3. Does rising racism towards Indian Australians point to deeper issues? 7:52
  4. PALM Scheme: Remittance vs Rights 6:52
  5. What does it mean to be an upstander? 7:24
  6. Are immigration cuts an economic solution or a political strategy? 9:54
  7. Our Pacific Extra: What happens in a Fijian Flying Circus? 20:00
  8. Robots milking cows: How migrants are innovating Australian agriculture 6:22
  9. Examines Extra: Dr Daniel Heller and Dr Farid Zaid on their Brave Conversations project 23:09
  10. Do you know how to disagree respectfully? 6:48
  11. Migrants are sending billions overseas each year. Are they hurting Australia's economy? 7:59
  12. Domestic Violence: Survive, Thrive & Teach 7:18
  13. Examines Extra: How racism is impacting the Australian Nepali community 6:55
  14. Why are migrant queer men facing barriers to sexual healthcare? 8:01
  15. Rohit Roy Kumar on keeping Fiji alive in Melbourne 23:34
  16. 'No one looks Aussie': Photos of missing Australians in Nepal-Tibet floods prompt racist comments 4:16
  17. These workers say their jobs were replaced by AI. Could it happen to you? 8:02
  18. COP31 Pacific Climate Priorities 5:48
  19. How do we actually count Australia's migration intake? 8:00
  20. Examines Extra: German Philosopher Hanno Sauer on how morality impacts social cohesion 10:15
  21. Citizenship is more complex than you think 7:49
  22. Whose responsibility is it to prevent hateful content on social media? 7:56
  23. Census 2026: Why does the government ask these questions, and what happens to my personal details? 7:51
  24. Rapa Nui repatriations: Right or wrong? 7:20
  25. In Bangladesh, she was an obstetrician. In Australia, she's folding pillowcases 7:11
  26. The growing regional city embracing its diversity 8:58
  27. How do social media platforms fact-check content, and is it working? 7:58
  28. Examines Extra: How a community football club got caught up in a culture war 21:06
  29. Playing against prejudice: The community sports team fighting homophobia and transphobia 7:14
  30. Pasifika Celebration 6:29
  31. Will new gun laws make Australians safer? 7:55
  32. Can nature help tackle loneliness? 5:53
  33. Do we still need rites of passage? 8:43
  34. As women linked to ISIS return, how does Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) work in Australia? 8:01
  35. Pacific sunrise over Latin America 7:12
  36. How should we talk to children about antisemitism? 8:29
  37. How does political grief affect social cohesion? 7:56
  38. Meta, Media and Algorithms: Who decides what information we consume? 6:55
  39. Canefields of sorrow: How Indians came to Fiji 7:09
  40. A private space in public: How toilets highlight inequality 7:46
  41. How has the refugee experience changed? 6:36
  42. What can be done to stop price gouging during the fuel crisis? 7:55
  43. ‘The perfect storm’: Why One Nation is so popular right now 8:32
  44. Australia's Niue Island Community Honours ANZAC Pioneers 6:16
  45. Examines Extra: How disinformation campaigns are impacting reporting on the war in Iran 12:51
  46. In a polarised and digital world, can grief unite us? 7:59
  47. Who's profiting from your outrage? 6:55
  48. 'A massive reality check': AI-generated disinformation about war in the Middle East is even tricking experts 6:14
  49. The Social Schism: How can we move forward as a more united country? 5:56
  50. The islands on the frontlines of extreme weather and climate change 4:53