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With a degenerative disability, Jane is unsure of her future. Now she's fearful of NDIS cuts

Disability advocates have flagged concerns that an overhaul of the NDIS scheme could disproportionately impact parts of the community.

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Online watchdog puts video game giants on notice as child grooming concerns rise
The news comes after Roblox recently introduced new account types for underage users as pressure from global regulators mounted.
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Concerned about footing the bill for NDIS changes, states are pushing back
In address to the National Press Club on Wednesday, Mark Butler said states would have "greater funding responsibility" for the scheme.
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'We're the mugs here': Is Japan getting Australian gas for free?
Discussions on Australia's gas and oil resources are heating up as a 25 per cent gas export tax gains traction.
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War in the Middle East

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The US-Iran ceasefire has been extended. But were the warring states ever in agreement?

World

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A $71bn rebuild and 77-year setback: A 'catastrophic' crisis in the Middle East

World

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US-Iran talks show signs of revival, but sticking points remain

Middle East

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Already under pressure, Australia’s food system could now be in big trouble

Australia

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'Damn it, let's go after him': What the Democrats need to topple Donald Trump

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'Borrowing from the past': This old way of living is making a comeback in Australia

Cost of Living

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The 'crop' we're not harvesting: Why Australia's brightest source is still underused

Australia

The lessons from the Middle East war Australia can't afford to ignore

Middle East

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Fears remote Indigenous communities bearing the brunt of fuel crisis

Published 21 April 2026 8:12pm

Indigenous leaders and advocates say remote communities will be left without power, transport and essential goods and services as the global fuel crisis continues. First Nations peak bodies have joined a national working group to address the impacts on people living in the nation's most remote areas

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"Difficult, unavoidable": NDIS overhaul aims to reduce participation and target fraudulent providers

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Government announces major cuts to NDIS | Evening News Bulletin 22 April 2026

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Trump remains defiant on US blockade of Iranian ports | SBS News in Easy English 22 April 2026

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'We're not ready': Calls for AI regulation gain momentum

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

Life

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'A stable life': The matchmaker setting up North Korean women with South Korean men

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Australians are the biggest cocaine users. But they don't know 'how many lives' are in a gram

Do young men 'want kids like kids want a puppy'? The findings on gen Z's 'cluck gap'

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Yu went by a different name to seem more Australian, but it backfired

Life

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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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Watch Insight on Tuesday 21 April at 8.30pm (AEDT) on SBS and SBS On Demand

Triplets are rare, with fewer than 60 sets of triplets born in Australia each year. Insight explores what life’s like for those individuals and those around them, asking how easy is it to be oneself and what happens to the broader family when triplets grow up in the mix?

Watch Dateline on Tuesday 21 April at 9.30pm (AEST) on SBS and SBS On Demand

Struggling to adapt to life in the South, many North Korean defectors turn to matchmaking services seeking security through marriage. But these agencies have faced criticism for promoting patriarchy.

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