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SBS News Headlines

SBS News Headlines

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Summary
 SBS News Headlines is a short daily news podcast bringing you the top stories from Australia and around the world. New bulletins are published every morning, lunchtime and evening, so you can catch up on the latest news from SBS in just a few minutes.Copyright 2026, Special Broadcasting Services Hourly Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Australia signs a new defence deal with the Philippines | Evening News Bulletin 15 November 2026

    Australia signs a new defence deal with the Philippines | Evening News Bulletin 15 November 2026
    Nov 15 2026
    Australia signs a new defence deal with the Philippines; Major parties launch their Victorian election campaigns; and in Rugby Union, Wales celebrates a historic win after beating the All Blacks for the first time in more than 70 years.
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    6 mins
  • Push for electric energy at COP31 | Midday News Bulletin 15 November 2026

    Push for electric energy at COP31 | Midday News Bulletin 15 November 2026
    Nov 15 2026
    In this bulletin, electrification top of the agenda as COP31 enters week two, Victoria's major parties campaign on crime and cost of living. And in AFL, Carlton claims their spot in the AFLW preliminary final.
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    6 mins
  • Australia poised to sign Phillipine defence deal | Morning News Bulletin 15 November 2026

    Australia poised to sign Phillipine defence deal | Morning News Bulletin 15 November 2026
    Nov 14 2026
    In this bulletin, Australia prepares to sign a new defence pact with the Philippines, a technical issue behind the largest grounding of US flights since September 11 attacks in 2001. And in Rugby League, Australia and New Zealand set to face off in both the men's and women's world cup finals.
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    6 mins
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