Watch FIFA World Cup 2026™ LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE

SBS News

An elderly man with short white hair and a white goatee wears glasses and a tan button-down shirt while gesturing with one hand.

A time for grieving, not making trouble: Kumanjayi Little Baby's grandfather calls for calm

Emotions are understandably running high, but it's not the time "to be a hero on social media or to make trouble", Robin Granites says.

Australia

Elders warn against violence, urge for space to grieve as Alice Springs mourns child
Australia

It was a 'sleepy' city — now it's one of Australia's hottest property spots
Saba moved to Wagga Wagga for a quieter life. Now she's witnessing a boom reshaping the city and its challenges.
Cost of Living
The world bought into these viral songs. Their similarities raised suspicions
Unofficial fan-made FIFA World Cup anthems are taking off on social media — but are they really what they seem?
FIFA World Cup 2026™
A $1.8m wine loss — and the growing crisis facing Australia's small producers
As natural disasters intensify, small producers are left navigating loss, limited support and an uncertain furture.
Small Business Secrets

War in the Middle East

'Doomed to fail': Iran defiant as Trump tells officials to prepare for a long US blockade

World

A composite image of the faces of two men wearing suits.

Trump's stoush with Germany escalates further as he suggests reducing troops

World

A woman holding a protest sign that says "STOP THE ATTACKS ON JEWS".

UK police investigating London stabbing of two Jewish men as 'terrorist incident'

World

Three men in military suits sit at a bench with microphones in a crowded room.

How much has the Iran war cost the US? Pentagon releases first official estimate

World

Topics

In Depth

Featured Interactives Explainer First Person Analysis Good News

A stylised image shows a long-haired man in a black shirt, positioned left of centre, with four uniformed soldiers in the background to the right, standing in a courtroom with their backs to the viewer and hands clasped behind them.

Andrie recorded a podcast on military influence — then came an acid attack

World

Thirty years after Port Arthur, gun numbers in Australia are higher than ever

Australia

A silhouetted figure of a soldier playing a bugle surrounded by paper cut-outs of a government report.

Amid war crimes investigations, some veterans are grappling with the Anzac legend

Australia

An illustrated graphic depicting a woman with dark brown hair clutching her stomach and looking forlorn, while app notifications swirl around her.

'Carrying things that aren't mine': Anxiety in the age of constant crisis

Australia

News Videos

Hamlet-inspired portrait wins Packing Room Prize

Published 30 April 2026 7:43pm

Self-taught Melbourne artist Sean Layh has been named the winner of this year's Archibald Packing Room Prize. Since 1991, the $3,000 accolade has been chosen by staff at the Art Gallery of New South Wales who unpack and handle the exhibition's artwork.

News Podcasts

05:37

Evening News Bulletin 2 May 2026 (SBS).jpg

Floral tributes in Alice Springs | Evening News Bulletin 2 May 2026

World

06:11

Budget under pressure | Midday News Bulletin 2nd May 2026

World

04:27

Fires cost this couple their $1.8 million wine dream - and they’re not alone

Australia

15:58

Travis Lovett and others during the Walk for Truth (image supplied).jpg

INTERVIEW: SBS speaks to Travis Lovett on his 800km Walk for Truth

Australia

SBS News

Get the latest national and global news from Australia’s only world news service. Available in short or full-length on SBS and SBS On Demand.

Current Affairs

A woman wearing headphones looks at multiple screens, including some showing stock prices rising and falling.

Investing for wartime: The online communities looking to make money from conflict

World

a middle aged woman with a black bob haircut takes a selfie in a front yard

Sandra will never own a home. Meet the boomers struggling in the housing crisis

Life

Sergio suspected his wife had been unfaithful. So he turned to 'love detectives'

Life

A happy young couple embrace as they smile at the camera. Behind them a bridge is lit up in the dark.

‘That future was gone’: The pain of losing your life partner young

Life

a woman in hospital holding her through newborn babies

Inside the 'military operation' of one of Australia's rarest parenting experiences

Life

Small Business Secrets

A man with a beard and wearing a purple robe stands inside a church holding a bottle of wine and a brass chalice.

'Even stones tell stories': Inside the historic winery that's survived world wars and a pandemic

Australia

A woman with long brown hair and wearing a floral dress stands in an empty restaurant dining room

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

A woman in a floral top stands in a vintage milk bar holding a green drink.

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

A woman wearing pink head scarf stands facing camera

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

Australia

Get the FREE SBS News app

From breaking headlines to in-depth coverage — stay up to date with Australian and world news through the SBS News app. Live stream SBS World News at 6.30pm AEST.

Featured Live Channels

Stream SBS On Demand for free

Stream free

Stream SBS On Demand for free

Stream free

Watch Insight on Tuesday 28 April at 8.30pm (AEDT) on SBS and SBS On Demand

Australia's housing shortage and the cost of living are putting pressure on baby boomers to downsize or find viable accommodation for the next stage of their lives. What options are available to help boomers stay out of aged care facilities in their golden years?

Watch Dateline on Tuesday 28 April at 9.30pm (AEST) on SBS and SBS On Demand

This deeply Catholic nation is facing a monogamy crisis, with divorce rates rising and many separations caused by infidelity. Dateline joins private detectives helping Peruvians uncover the truth.

THE FEED

See Different. Know Better. Laugh Harder.

Through award winning storytelling, THE FEED continues to break new ground with its compelling mix of current affairs, comedy, profiles and investigations.