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Human Rights Commission accepts racial discrimination complaint against NSW minister

A NSW minister and Multicultural NSW allegedly failed to address concerns raised about caste-based discrimination and Islamophobia.

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Graham Arnold no longer coaches Australia, but he was mobbed by fans at the airport
Celebrations span continents as Iraq qualifies amid disruption, with fans gathering in Sydney to thank the coach behind it.
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Bowen says fuel supply secure until May, as he warns against storing petrol at home
The energy minister's remarks came after there was a 30 per cent spike in demand for fuel over the Easter break.
Australia
Sprint sensation Sha'Carri Richardson sets new record in Stawell Gift
The Olympic medallist took out the historic 120m handicap race in western Victoria in 13.15 seconds.
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War in the Middle East

Two US military planes shot down, crew member missing, Iranian state media says

World

Where are Australia's EV 'charging deserts'?

Australia

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What is Hezbollah and why is it involved in the war in the Middle East?

World

Australians warned about Iran-linked attack threat in Iraq

World

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There were once throngs of pilgrims. Now silence fills Jerusalem's streets

World

Where are Australia's EV 'charging deserts'?

Australia

The Epstein files have exposed the world's elite. But will justice be done?

World

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Inside Lebanon's war zone where medics are targets too

World

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Farming sunshine: How regional NSW is living the renewable energy transition

Published 5 April 2026 7:59pm

As Australia pushes toward net zero, SBS World News reporter Alexandra Jones travels to Dubbo, in the state's first Renewable Energy Zone and Orange in New South Wales' Central West to explore how solar farms, transmission lines and batteries are reshaping regional communities. From agrisolar farmers and community-owned solar cooperatives to First Nations land councils securing stakes in clean energy projects, the benefits of the transition are clear but so are the tensions, with some landowners reporting plummeting property values and growing calls for better consultation.

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Australia has locked in another month's worth of fuel, but consumers and motorists brace for higher prices

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'He's the best coach in the world': Ecstatic Iraqi fans greet Graham Arnold

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Australia can rely on Asian fuel suppliers, government says | Evening News Bulletin 6 April 2026

Australia

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Tit-for-tat? Iran warns Trump over profane Strait of Hormuz threat

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Australia has strict gun laws but is now a hotspot for this type of gun — just like the US

Australia

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Lea says she and her sister didn't talk for a year. This is why estrangements are common

Life

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Locals and refugees are stuck in housing limbo in this city. It's fuelling a deep divide

World

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Gary is part of the super-rich. He believes wealthy Australians should be paying more tax

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Kyro wanted gender-affirming treatment but was told he had to wait to make the decision

Life

Small Business Secrets

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'Grief and rage': This Nowruz, celebrations hide a 'devastating' reality for Iranian Australians

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'A piece of living history': How Greek milk bars changed the way Australians meet and eat

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The cost of war: How the Middle East conflict could worsen food insecurity in Australia

Australia

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As the threat of war heightens distress, help may be just a phone call away

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