Những podcast Sbs Mental Health hay nhất (2024)

Anti-war protesters and police have clashed in Melbourne with dozens arrested and injured during violent protests outside a major weapons expo. Two dozen police have received medical treatment after being pelted with rocks, manure and low-grade acid by the demonstrators. The protesters say police used disproportionate force with their use of tear g…

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Trump and Harris square off in fiery debate 9:23

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With less than two months to go until the US election day, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have been pressed on their policies in their first presidential election debate. It comes just 75 days after President Joe Biden's debate performance triggered a political earthquake that ultimately forced him from the race.…

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SBS On the Money: Lithium soars but ASX falls 5:42

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The ASX fell but the lithium sector soared amid speculation that mine closures would support the commodity price. The banks dropped – as the US presidential debate took place. All eyes now turning to tonight’s CPI figures there. For more, Rhayna Bosch speaks with Macquarie Group Senior Investment Advisor and Division Director Martin Lakos.…

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Experts divided on whether social media ban will be realistic or effective 8:12

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The Albanese government's plan to enforce a higher minimum age for social media use has come under fire as a quick solution to a complex problem. While some experts believe a ban on younger users will protect children from platforms that may contribute to mental illness and eating disorders, others say social media is an important tool for young pe…

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Ukraine launches mass drone attack on Moscow 6:10

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Russian officials say Ukraine has struck the Moscow region in one of its biggest drone attacks, killing at least one person and injuring three others. The drone attack comes as Ukraine threatens to cut ties with Iran, if Russia uses ballistic missiles supplied by Iran to attack Ukraine.

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'Band-aid solution': Researchers raise the alarms over plans to enforce social media age limit 6:39

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The federal government says legislation enforcing a minimum age for social media use will be introduced by the end of the year. But some experts are raising concerns that this will not solve any problems, and is the wrong approach to the issue.

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SBS On the Money: Markets Bounce on Banking Boost 5:07

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The ASX 200 ended higher – as CBA and Macquarie bank touched fresh highs. The miners did better, as the iron ore price recovered – plus NAB and Westpac release their latest business and consumer confidence surveys. For more, Rhayna Bosch spoke with Activam Group managing director and head of investments Robert Talevski.…

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Health experts call for more holistic approach on suicide prevention 6:37

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A new six-paper series shows there needs to be a change in the approach of suicide prevention, calling for social factors to be given the same importance as mental health issues. It comes as the federal government releases its draft advice for the latest National Suicide Prevention Policy, on World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10).…

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'Bullies and sexual predators': Royal Commission reveals Defence's "dirty little secret". 7:45

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The report into of the Royal Commission Defence and Veterans Suicide has revealed that one sexual assault is reported to the Australian Defence Force every two days. Former Defence Force members have made damning allegations which suggest that, for many people enlisted, the greatest source of danger comes from within the ADF.…

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Good Cop, Bad COP29: Azerbaijan's greenwashing ahead of crucial climate summit 10:59

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Over a year after the arrest of Azerbaijani anti-corruption academic Dr Gubad Ibadoghlu, human rights organisations are concerned about Azerbaijan's human rights record ahead of it's hosting of the annual COP Climate Change summit. Since it was announced as this year's host in November last year, Azerbaijan has intensified crackdowns on independent…

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Dozens injured or killed after airstrike on designated humanitarian area in Gaza 4:59

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Israeli forces have killed or wounded dozens in Gaza after bombing a tent encampment in a designated humanitarian area of Khan Younis. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Penny Wong applauds the United Kingdom for curbing weapons exports to Israel.

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SBS On the Money: New Westpac CEO plus Smiggle boss sacked 10:03

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It was a big day for corporate news, as Westpac crowned a new chief executive in business boss Anthony Miller. Smiggle CEO John Cheston has been sacked over alleged “serious misconduct" – after defecting to jewellery retailer Lovisa. Plus the ASX200 tracks global markets lower as US jobs numbers miss expectations. For more, Rena Sarumpaet spoke wit…

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Report finds Australians want more flexible work arrangements 5:25

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A new report shows the changing priorities for Australians when it comes to their workplace arrangements. It reveals people are putting more emphasis on how their employers give them the flexibility they need to make room for other aspects of their life without running the risk of burning out.

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The hidden dangers of appearance-based comments 11:25

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Eating disorders are increasingly prevalent in Australia, with over million people suffering with the illness. A new campaign is looking to address the issue of appearance-based comments which can act as a damaging trigger for eating disorders. In fact, issues around body image is apparent in stigmas and stereotypes across our many different cultur…

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'Three deaths every fortnight': Royal Commission into Veteran Suicide tables seven-volume report 6:38

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After three years of harrowing evidence, the final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has been handed down. The seven-volume report makes 122 recommendations and says the leadership structure and culture within the Australian Defence Force needs to change.

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Palestinian authorities say dozens of people killed over the weekend in Gaza 5:31

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Three Israeli civilians have been killed by a Jordanian gunman in a move that has been condemned by Israeli leaders but celebrated by some who oppose Israel's assault on Gaza. And the Gaza death toll nears 41,000 with dozens of Palestinians killed over the weekend as Israel escalates attacks in the region.…

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A table for one: solo dining becomes more popular 4:15

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If you have ever wanted to go out on your own for a nice meal, you're in great company. Solo dining can be a choice rather than an uncomfortable experience with an increasing number of people sharing a meal - with themselves.

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Why are Australian judges serving in Hong Kong's highest court? 5:21

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Critics are urging Australian judges serving on Hong Kong's highest court to resign. Fellow foreign justices have stepped down, some in response to the enactment of national security laws, which aims to stifle dissent and democratic freedoms. The involvement of foreign judges on Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal has a long history. Hong Kong was ai…

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Protests in Melbourne over weapons expo 3:11

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A major weapons expo is being held in Melbourne this week, but the event is facing strong opposition from anti-war protesters. The Australian government has distanced itself from the exhibition, saying it's privately run for the defence industry.

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World Bank head sees climate change devastation in Tuvalu 4:56

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During a tour of the Pacific and Australia, Ajay Banga has visited Tuvalu - the first ever trip to the country by a World Bank president. There, he has observed the acute and severe impacts of climate change - and he has outlined the role he sees the World Bank playing to respond.

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Christa McAuliffe continues to inspire, decades after her death 4:17

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It's been decades since Christa McAuliffe died in the Challenger explosion, before she could become America's first teacher in space. But her story has not been forgotten. Christa has now become the first woman to be memorialised with a statue on the grounds of the city where she once taught high school.…

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The youth leading the push for a world without nuclear weapons 9:01

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The threat posed by nuclear weapons has not faded, according to youth leaders who have attended a global conference in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the site of devastating atomic bomb attacks 79 years ago. There are around 12,500 nuclear weapons in the world – and with 56 active conflicts in the world, scientists say the threat and risk of activation is…

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‘Hungry kids struggle to learn’. Here’s how Lyndon feeds thousands of Australian school children 5:59

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Australia’s cost-of-living crisis is impacting school children with a sharp rise this year in those arriving without breakfast or lunch. Experts say missed meals take a toll on classroom learning and may also contribute to chronic health problems.

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Pope Francis in Papua New Guinea to promote unity 6:34

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Pope Francis has arrived in Papua New Guinea during his 11-day visit to Asia and Oceania, with plans to promote unity, interfaith dialogue, and address issues of poverty and migration. His arrival follows meetings in Indonesia with religious leaders, including an interfaith event at Jakarta’s Istiqlal Mosque.…

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INTERVIEW: Former Trump adviser tells SBS he's backing Kamala Harris 10:27

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Donald Trump’s former communications adviser Anthony Scaramucci is backing US Vice President Kamala Harris to win November’s presidential election. However, he’s warned that Republican contender Donald Trump is a dangerous man and there will be problems for the world if the former president wins. Mr Scaramucci briefly worked for Mr Trump before bei…

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National response to a national crisis: $4.7 billion to combat gender based violence 4:24

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Billions of dollars will be spent on tackling Australia's violence against women crisis.Funding will start flowing from July 1st next year, but there are concerns that the money will be too little, or too late.

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Teenager and his father both charged following Georgia school shooting 7:34

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The father of a teenager accused of a deadly school shooting in the US state of Georgia has been charged alongside his son as an accomplice to the crime. As the local authorities complete their investigation, the shooting has re-awakened a national debate about gun control in the United States, and how to prevent further shootings.…

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Gaza polio vaccination drive enters second stage amid report of blocked access 6:55

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Not even a full week into the rollout of the polio vaccination campaign for children in Gaza, there has been a roadblock. Gaza's Health Ministry is reporting medical teams have been blocked entry to parts of the southern Gaza Strip.

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Australians confront slow economic growth as cost of living pressures continue 5:30

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The Reserve Bank has warned some homeowners may have to sell their properties because of the economic conditions. The central bank governor has delivered a speech justifying the decision to keep interest rates on hold, in an attempt to keep driving inflation down. But Michelle Bullock has left the door open to more rate increases if required.…

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Think tank calls for gambling loss limits and total ad ban 5:01

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A mechanism to limit the losses of problem gamblers, a reduction in the number of poker machines and a total advertising ban are the key recommendations on a new report into how Australia should prevent gambling harm. The Grattan Institute report finds Australians are prolific gamblers with average annual losses of just over $1600 per adult. Poker …

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SBS On the Money: Historic acquisition + Optus,TPG Deal agreed 9:45

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The Australian share market rose following a historic multi-billion dollar acquisition of data centre operator - AirTrunk. RBA governor Michele Bullock reiterated no rate cuts, as the iron ore price slid. For more Rhayna Bosch spoke with Fat Prophets founder Angus Geddes. And a $1.6 billion dollar deal between Optus and TPG dubbed a “win” for the r…

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'Guardrails' introduced to make AI safer 6:00

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Artificial intelligence is considered one of the most complex policy challenges for governments around the world. The federal government has announced a set of voluntary guidelines for businesses using AI, as it looks towards legislating a mandatory code.

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Georgia school shooting 'a senseless tragedy on top of so many senseless tragedies' 4:07

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At least four people have been killed in a shooting at a high school in the United States. A 14-year-old student opened fire at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, killing four people and injuring at least nine others.

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Grenfell fire victims 'badly failed over a number of years': Inquiry 6:03

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It was the deadliest building fire in England since the Second World War. 72 people were killed when a fire spread through the Grenfell block in the North Kensington borough of London. Seven years later, a final report of a six year long inquiry has been released, finding corporate greed and government failings were to blame.…

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Tasmania has a sunburn problem 11:39

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Younger Australians are more likely to spend risky amounts of time in the sun according to new data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The data comes at a time when social media is adversely affecting the sun habits of younger generations.

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WA and NT 'undermining' national clean energy transition effort 3:34

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A new report has accused Western Australia and the Northern Territory of undermining the nation's efforts to embrace renewables and cut greenhouse gas emissions. The analysis compared each state and territory's progress on their clean energy transition.

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SBS On the Money: Global market rout, GDP and Nvidia slumps 8:49

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Global markets experience their worst rout since the August 5 sell off, as US recession fears re-emerge and Australia’s GDP figures drop. Meanwhile - US chip giant Nvidia suffers the biggest single day decline in market value EVER for a US listed company. For more – Rhayna Bosch speaks with Jessica Amir, markets analyst at Moomoo.…

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Mobile phones get cancer all-clear 2:53

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There is no link between mobile phone use and brain and head cancers - that's according to a new Australian-led systematic review - commisioned by the World Health Organization. The researchers say the study provides the strongest evidence to date that radio waves from wireless technologies are not harmful to humans.…

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Israel continues operation in Jenin; Hames leader charged by US 6:47

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The US has charged six Hamas leaders over the 7th of October attacks as Israeli forces continue their West Bank operation, clashing with Palestinians in Jenin killing 29 people. In Tel Aviv, protestors are demanding a ceasefire agreement and the subsequent release of hostages as a Polio vaccination drive continues in Gaza.…

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Russia's deadliest attack against Ukraine this year kills at least 50 people 4:54

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A further 271 people were injured, as Moscow launched two ballistic missiles, at a military institute in the Ukrainian town of Poltava.

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Engineered stem cells breakthrough could save lives 3:20

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Australian scientists have made a world-first breakthrough creating lab engineered blood stem cells that closely resemble those found in the human body. They say the discovery could one day put an end to the search for 'perfectly matched' bone marrow donors that are often needed to treat those with leukaemia serious and blood disorders.…

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SBS On the Money: Banking rally and GDP forecasts 7:19

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The banks soared – CBA clocking another fresh record, as US markets remained closed for the labour day weekend. Coles, Woolworths and Wesfarmers all traded ex-dividend dragging on the index. This ahead of tomorrow’s much anticipated GDP figures. For more – Rhayna Bosch speaks with VanEck Australia, Deputy Head of Investments, Jamie Hannah.…

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Biden: "Selecting Kamala Harris... was the single best decision I made" 4:03

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US President Joe Biden has returned to the US election campaign trail. His appearance with Kamala Harris, the first since the 81-year-old ended his re-election bid six weeks ago, will begin a week-long tour of close swing states.

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Research shows most people support drug injecting rooms 3:32

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A researcher says most Australians support the use of supervised drug injecting rooms with more than 50 per cent of people in every jurisdiction backing the public health measure. A drug injecting room has operated at Kings Cross in Sydney for the past 23 years and a similar facility at North Richmond in Melbourne has been operating since 2018. But…

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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu defiant as mass protests plea for Gaza ceasefire 5:28

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Amid a wave of backlash, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will refuse to back down on demands to control Gaza's border with Egypt during ceasefire negotiations. This comes as the UK bans the export of some weapons and weapons systems to Israel, as 48 Palestinians have been killed in the past three days.…

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Emotional abuse: The hidden crisis affecting thousands of Australian children 6:17

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Emotional abuse of Australian children is on the rise, becoming the most common form of child abuse. Despite this, new research shows that only half of Australians would report suspected child abuse to authorities. Mental health experts are calling for more awareness of the hidden damage caused by emotional abuse and its profound impact on young li…

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SBS On the Money: ASX nears record, CBA hits 6:38

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The ASX neared record territory following a banking rally – which saw the Commonwealth set a record of its own. CBA’s stock now trading above 141 dollars. The miners meanwhile retreated on a weaker iron ore price. For more on what’s driving that – plus what to expect from this week’s GDP data, Rhayna Bosch speaks with K2 Asset Management Managing D…

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Taking on wombat mange with a pole, a spray can and sheer grit 6:07

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A group of volunteers is doing their bit to help mange-infected wombats in New South Wales. With up to 40 volunteers working with the group, the Blue Mountains Wombat Conservation Group in 2020 is helping treat and protect vulnerable wombats in New South Wales.

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Mass protests in Tel Aviv as anger grows over hostages killed in Gaza 5:30

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Mourners gathered at funerals and memorial services for six Israeli hostages killed on Saturday in Gaza. Massive protests and strikes have ensued as a result with the protestors demanding a ceasefire in order to facilitate the return of the remaining hostages. This comes amid continued military operations in the occupied West Bank and a United Nati…

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