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Summary: World View is a news and current affairs program with a focus on multicultural and indigenous issues. Drawing on the unique talents of SBS’ multilingual and multicultural workforce, World View covers national and international events and issues through a diverse range of voices and perspectives.
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Premier-elect Daniel Andrews has said he's willing to sit down with representatives of new and emerging communities in Victoria to discuss issues relevant to their settlement.
A new report has warned the global annual cost of obesity has risen to $2.2 trillion.
The family of jailed Australian journalist Peter Greste has talked down hopes of his imminent release in Egypt.
Australia's Indigenous heritage will be recognised by a change to the Australian Olympic Committee's constitution.
In one of the most dramatic moves of his presidency, the United States' Barack Obama has announced plans to make major changes to US immigration procedure.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights says almost 1,000 people have died since a truce came into effect in Ukraine in September.
Millions of migrants in Australia are hoping for a last minute reprieve from Westpac Bank to prevent the closure of its small money transfer services.
A more streamlined approach to job seeking services is one of the items on the wish list for Victoria's migrant communities ahead of the state election.
A Senate estimates hearing in Canberra has been told staff at Australia's public broadcasters will learn the extent of the damage caused by the government's budget cuts on Monday.
Indigenous remains to be repatriated from France; The threat of IS in Jordan; Is the skin cancer message getting through;
The United Nations program on HIV-AIDS says the world could see the end of the AIDS epidemic in around 15 years.
Sex Discrimination Commissioner Elizabeth Broderick wants men in positions of influence to play a role in promoting gender equality.
The Tasmanian government is considering a private members bill which would ban tobacco sales to people born after 2000.
A group of Melbourne schoolchildren has been asked to step outside of their own lives and into the lives of children in other parts of the world.
Indigenous elders have welcomed a new agreement between France and Australia on the repatriation of Indigenous remains.
