SBS World News Radio
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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SBS World News Radio: National Rugby League stalwart Manu Vatuvei admits he is emotionally torn between playing for his country of birth or representing his Tongan heritage at this year's World Cup. ()
SBS World News Radio: Facebook has announced it will hire 3,000 extra staff over the next year to speed up the removal of videos showing murder, suicide and other violent acts. ()
SBS World News Radio: United States president Donald Trump says there is a very good chance of a Middle East peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians. ()
Fairfax journalists to strike over mass redundancies; PM Turnbull speaks to SBS ahead of a meeting with the US president; Kanaks hesitant to sever their French connection. ()
SBS World News Radio: As Labor continues its attack on the Turnbull government's proposed school funding changes, the Coalition has found an unlikely ally in the Greens. ()
SBS World News Radio: New Caledonia's indigenous youth feel left behind by what they call a "two-tier" system and say they are not ready for independence ahead of a referendum next year. ()
SBS World News Radio: For the first time in four years, foreign aid spending is expected to avoid cuts in the May Budget. ()
SBS World News Radio: With just days to go before the French election presidential candidates Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron are stepping up their efforts to woo supporters. ()
SBS World News Radio: German Chancellor Angela Merkel has raised the issue of gay rights during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. ()
SBS World News Radio: The federal government has received a mixed response from the states and teachers unions to its new schools plan. ()
SBS World News Radio: At 17 years old, South-Sudanese refugee Buku Khamis came to Australian Rules football relatively late in life but he's already got draft tongues wagging. ()
SBS World News Radio: A new report from the Australian intelligence agency AUSTRAC has revealed stored-value cards, or gift cards, are being used to fund terrorism in Australia and overseas. ()
SBS World News Radio: Universities and students have expressed disappointment over the federal government's proposed changes to higher education. ()
SBS World News Radio: The federal opposition has attacked the Turnbull government for its planned cuts to university funding. ()
The federal government vows to overhaul education funding; will proposed Budget cuts for universities have an international impact? The Palestinian group Hamas takes a 'softer' stance on Israel. ()
