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Sep 14, 2026
One Nation plans to cut thousands of migrants from intake | Midday News Bulletin 14 September 2026
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0:45Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
Canada builds closer trade ties with the European Union.
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And in tennis, Alexander Svirov claims the men's US Open title.
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0:54Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
With the latest from the SBS Newsroom, I'm Yasmeen Al-Wakal.
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There has been broad condemnation of One Nation's migration policy that proposes cutting Australia's intake by 750,000 over three years.
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1:15Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
National Farmers Federation President Hamish McIntyre has told Channel 9's Today program one in seven farm workers is a working holidaymaker and One Nation's proposed visa changes could make it harder for some growers to plant crops.
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5:04Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
after the 2026 French Open, but it is the first time he's won this tournament.
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5:10Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
Zverev triumphed in three hours and 33 minutes, though it took him a few moments to realise he had won.
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5:29Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
That's the latest from the SBS newsroom.
RNF: As world experts sound the alarm on AI, what will Australia do?
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0:31speaker_1ADVERTISER
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0:37Geoffrey HintonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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0:41HAL 9000VOICE_ACTOR
I'm sorry, Dave.
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I'm afraid I can't do that.
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6:58Asam al-GhalibCORRESPONDENT
For governments and society in general, the question is no longer simply how powerful artificial intelligence may become.
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7:06Asam al-GhalibCORRESPONDENT
It is whether regulation, international cooperation, and human oversight can develop quickly enough to keep pace with it.
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Asamu Ghalib, SBS News.
Dire warnings around AI's near-future capabilities | Evening News Bulletin 13 September 2026
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0:43Angelica WaiteHOST
The Prime Minister stunned over comments made about his mother.
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0:47Angelica WaiteHOST
And in sport, the Olympic flame arrives in North Africa ahead of the Youth Olympics.
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0:53Angelica WaiteHOST
With the latest from the SBS Newsroom, I'm Angelica Waite.
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1:04Angelica WaiteHOST
One of the world's leading AI researchers, Jacob Coxon, has warned AI could pose an existential threat after quitting Anthropic this week.
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1:14Angelica WaiteHOST
The 27-year-old says AI companies are racing to develop increasingly powerful systems.
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6:29Christy CoventrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The athletes will be welcomed.
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6:30Christy CoventrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we're all going to enjoy and getting to see a fabulous opening ceremony and Youth Olympic Games.
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6:37Angelica WaiteHOST
That's the latest from the SBS Newsroom.
Australians join walk calling for end to violence against women and children | Midday News Bulletin 13 September 2026
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0:50Bea McLeanHOST
And in tennis, Elena Rubikina wins her first U.S. Open title.
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0:55Bea McLeanHOST
For the latest SBS News, I'm Bea McLean.
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1:03Bea McLeanHOST
Thousands of people, including the Governor-General, have gathered at Sydney's Centennial Park to call for an end to gender-based violence.
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1:12Bea McLeanHOST
The seventh annual walk for the Women's and Girls Emergency Centre raises funds and awareness of violence against women and children.
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6:16Elena RybakinaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And yeah, just congrats to you for all the achievements.
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6:21Bea McLeanHOST
The men's final will be played tomorrow morning with Alexander Zverev taking on Ben Shelton.
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6:27Bea McLeanHOST
And that's the latest from the SBS Newsroom.
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6:38speaker_9ADVERTISER
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Saudi oil pipeline closed by drone strikes | Evening News Bulletin 12 September 2026
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0:44T MitchellHOST
A teenager charged with murder in an apparent mistaken identity shooting.
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0:50T MitchellHOST
And in sport, Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton claim their spot in the US Open final.
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0:55T MitchellHOST
With all the latest from the SBS Newsroom, I'm T. Mitchell.
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1:03T MitchellHOST
Drone strikes launched from Iraq have forced Saudi Arabia to shut down a major oil pipeline which it had been using to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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1:14T MitchellHOST
The Iraqi government has confirmed the attack came from its territory, condemning the assault and ordering an investigation.
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5:33Alexander ZverevSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
and now I'm going to do everything I can to prepare for Sunday.
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5:36T MitchellHOST
Earlier, top seeds Katerina Sinjakova and Taylor Townsend completed a team career grand slam, beating American wildcard duo Ashlyn Kruger and Robyn Montgomery in the women's double final.
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5:51T MitchellHOST
And that's the latest from the SBS Newsroom.
Say Cheese! Wallace and Gromit are up for auction
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0:31speaker_1ADVERTISER
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0:37Will BeecherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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0:48Alan LeeCORRESPONDENT
Hardman Animations is the British studio behind the claymation comedy franchise Wallace and Gromit.
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0:54Alan LeeCORRESPONDENT
The series centres on Wallace, a good-natured, eccentric and cheese-loving bachelor inventor, and Gromit, his loyal and intelligent dog.
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5:20Sian TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And then on September 24th, we were going to have a live auction so people can watch along and see our auctioneers going, yes, lot one, lot two, sold, which is a really exciting element to it, I think.
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5:30Sian TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And so we're expecting the activity to have some fireworks.
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5:35Alan LeeCORRESPONDENT
Alan Lee, SBS News.
9/11 memorials held across the US | Morning News Bulletin 12 September 2026
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0:46Bewa KwanHOST
And in sport, a surprising win for Irishman Eddie Dunbar in Stage 18 of the Vuelta a España.
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0:53Bewa KwanHOST
With the latest SBS News, I'm Libra Kwan.
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1:03Bewa KwanHOST
The 25th anniversary of the deadliest attack on US soil was being commemorated in the United States.
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1:10Bewa KwanHOST
Nearly 3,000 people died on 9-11 when hijacked planes slammed into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon, and a field in Pennsylvania.
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5:20Bewa KwanHOST
Mas goes into the penultimate stage with a strong 1 minute and 37 second lead over rival Primoz Roglic.
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5:28Bewa KwanHOST
Stage 20 is a 186.8 kilometre mountainous route from La Calahorra to Calado del Aguafil.
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5:36Bewa KwanHOST
And that's the latest from the SBS Newsroom.
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5:46speaker_1ADVERTISER
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ASIO Chief issues stark warning on 9/11 anniversary | Evening News Bulletin 11 September 2026
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0:44Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
The killer of childcare worker Molly Tysers to spend decades in jail.
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0:48Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
And in sport, a record crowd turns out in Melbourne to see the San Francisco 49ers beat the Los Angeles Rams.
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0:55Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
With the latest from the SBS Newsroom, I'm Helena Krishnamoorthy.
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1:04Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
Australia's fire chief says transnational terrorism has re-emerged as a significant security concern 25 years on from the September 11 attacks.
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1:13Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
ACO Director General Mike Burgess has given the stark warning in a statement marking a quarter of a century since nearly 3,000 people were killed.
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6:05Roger GoodellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Either way, that's going to open doors about how we approach other games.
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6:08Roger GoodellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Teams will take different approaches, and we'll be able to play more games and make this a global game, which is our objective.
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6:15Helena KrishnamurtiHOST
And that's the latest from the SBS Newsroom this evening.
INTERVIEW: Have images of 9-11 triggered anxiety in you?
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0:31speaker_1ADVERTISER
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You're listening to SBS News.
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This week we've been bombarded with video footage and memories of the 9-11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington.
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For those of us who reported on it at the time, it remains a defining moment in our lives.
Oil prices jump 12 per cent in a week
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16:39Ricardo GonçalvesHOST
It's been a long week.
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16:40Ricardo GonçalvesHOST
How about I leave it there? Watch SBS World News weeknights, 6.30.
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16:44Ricardo GonçalvesHOST
Catch you next week.
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