Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchSam Altman says Australia could be the data centre capital of the world, but do we want to be?
A dedicated show to the debate that’s raging here and across the world over data centres, the vast digital warehouses that process, store and manage …
2 months, 4 weeks ago
Gabriel Zucman's radical plan to tax billionaires
Hamas has announced the dissolution of its governing body in Gaza, in an effort, it says, to advance Donald Trump's peace plan. But Israel insists it…
3 months ago
It's one of the deadliest terror attacks in modern history, but chances are you've never heard of it
When the Taliban took back control of Afghanistan in 2021 Hamida Samar thought her life was over. But now with the support of Rural Australians for R…
3 months ago
Why decriminalisation of sex work is the unlikely response to Thai teen murder
A Thai family is grieving the loss of a teenage daughter, allegedly murdered by an Australian man in the tourist city of Pattaya - one of Southeast A…
3 months ago
How far can the Socceroos go this World Cup?
We're now half-way through the men's football World Cup, David Basheer, SBS Sports' lead commentator discusses the winners, the surprise losers and h…
3 months ago
Parliament rises after a turbulent six months
The Parliament has risen for its winter recess, leaving much unfinished business and a trail of broken promises. Press gallery journalists Clare Arms…
3 months ago
Are your meds doing you more harm than good?
Healthcare workers are embarking on a world first project to help people reduce their reliance on prescription drugs like sleeping pills and opioids …
3 months, 1 week ago
Is Vladimir Putin a drowning man?
As Russian soldiers continue to die in appalling numbers and Ukrainian drones terrorise civilians in Moscow, fears are growing that a paranoid Russia…
3 months, 1 week ago
In quake stricken Venezuela, people wonder who is actually in charge
In quake stricken Venezuela once bustling streets are silent but for the sound of crying, as citizens scrape through the rubble with their bare hands…
3 months, 1 week ago
'Like trying to play hieroglyphics' — how did The Shaggs achieve cult status with so little talent?
There was a lot of hustle and plenty of chances and in the end Australia got the job done in San Francisco with a scoreless draw against Paraguay del…
3 months, 1 week ago