SBS Examines

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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Episodes

'You're suing the police?': Changing responses to racism in the African diaspora
Published: 03/11/2025Duration: 05:16
Helping young people overcome extremism: What works?
Published: 20/10/2025Duration: 05:09
How extremist groups are targeting and recruiting young people
Published: 13/10/2025Duration: 05:36
‘Here for Uber pickup?’: How Sikhs are responding to stereotypes
Published: 06/10/2025Duration: 04:44
"Almost double the rate of hostility and violence": How ableism impacts people with disability
Published: 29/09/2025Duration: 05:47
'Ambition gap': Why most people believe they'd step in to stop hate - but don't
Published: 15/09/2025Duration: 05:16
'It's a fraught experience just going out in public': The everyday toll of transphobia
Published: 01/09/2025Duration: 05:52
One of the biggest drivers of anti-gay slurs isn't actually homophobia
Published: 25/08/2025Duration: 06:01
'Society is fragmenting': What's behind rising levels of hatred?
Published: 18/08/2025Duration: 05:36
Most Australians see migration as a benefit. Is economic stress changing the story?
Published: 11/08/2025Duration: 05:34
'A threat no one else sees': The daily, invisible burden of racism for First Nations Australians
Published: 03/08/2025Duration: 04:56
For many Muslim women in Australia, Islamophobia feels inevitable
Published: 28/07/2025Duration: 05:09

SBS Examines

Episodes

'You're suing the police?': Changing responses to racism in the African diaspora

Helping young people overcome extremism: What works?

How extremist groups are targeting and recruiting young people

‘Here for Uber pickup?’: How Sikhs are responding to stereotypes

"Almost double the rate of hostility and violence": How ableism impacts people with disability

'Ambition gap': Why most people believe they'd step in to stop hate - but don't

'It's a fraught experience just going out in public': The everyday toll of transphobia

One of the biggest drivers of anti-gay slurs isn't actually homophobia

'Society is fragmenting': What's behind rising levels of hatred?

Most Australians see migration as a benefit. Is economic stress changing the story?

'A threat no one else sees': The daily, invisible burden of racism for First Nations Australians

For many Muslim women in Australia, Islamophobia feels inevitable