1 'Rules need to be upheld': Australia's push to change a contentious UN power Australia would push to reform veto rights on the United Nations Security Council, Penny Wong says. sbs 7h ago
2 Does Australia's favourite travel destination hold the secret to a longer life? Japan now has more than 100,000 people aged 100 or more. What are they doing right? sbs 9h ago
3 What we've learnt from Princess Diana's brother's explosive new book Shock claims about Princess Diana's death have renewed scrutiny of the royal family, prompting a rare palace rebuke. sbs 10h ago
4 German chancellor declares AfD state election win 'a disaster' The far-right AfD is now Germany's most popular party nationally, but remains shut out of government by its rivals. sbs 17h ago
5 Ukraine launches 'largest ever' drone attack on Moscow on final day of Russian elections Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a range of missiles and drones were used to target oil and logistics facilities. sbs 19h ago
6 China's 13-year-old swimming prodigy Yu Zidi makes waves at Asian Games Japan's Emperor Naruhito declared the 20th Asian Games open on Saturday, as athletes compete in more than 40 sports including regional favourites like sepak takraw and kabaddi. sbs 1d ago
7 'Unjustifiable': Ed Sheeran addresses Gaza war after Macklemore controversy Ed Sheeran performed in his first show on Sunday since his tour plunged into turmoil, ignited by his opening act's pro-Palestinian comments. sbs 1d ago
8 Houthis claim attacks on Saudi capital; flames, smoke seen near Riyadh Houthis say they have launched missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia in response to an attack in the Yemeni capital. sbs 1d ago
9 We came to the Apple mothership to meet Tim Cook, but left with just a few photos and a silent movie Anthony Albanese has held a one-hour, closed-door meeting with Tim Cook on Australia's social media reforms, ahead of a trip to the UN. sbs 1d ago
10 Albanese begins internet safety, Security Council push in the United States Anthony Albanese is in the United States for a week, where he will visit Apple's headquarters and lobby the United Nations. sbs 2d ago
11 Has Trump abandoned his quest to acquire Greenland? The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have reached a landmark agreement on the island's future. sbs 2d ago
12 Donald Trump's latest 'assault' on press freedom might be illegal The US President has announced that he is banning several major news outlets from the White House. sbs 2d ago
13 'Temper tantrum': Why European countries are moving gold out of the US Some countries are relocating tonnes of gold out of stores in the US amid ongoing "geopolitical unrest". sbs 2d ago
14 Ireland's RTΓ to boycott Eurovision over Israel inclusion for second year Irish public broadcaster RTΓ said it will not send an act to the 2027 competition or broadcast the show. sbs 3d ago
15 The bigger story behind Donald Trump's Kennedy Center clash The US president's efforts to leave his mark on America's institutions are proving deeply divisive. sbs 3d ago
16 Russia's election winner is all but decided. But this vote still matters to Putin The polls have opened in Russia's parliamentary elections. Despite a predictable result, it's significant for Vladimir Putin. sbs 3d ago
17 'I am learning': HYROX athlete apologises and withdraws after viral defecation incident Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk said she "should have made a different choice". sbs 3d ago
18 The EU wants a new kind of member β and Australia could be in the mix European Parliament President Roberta Metsola suggested Australia and New Zealand could explore a similar arrangement to Canada. sbs 3d ago
19 Does the sight of small holes make you feel ill? There's a reason for that Trypophobia, a well-known aversion to small holes or circular patterns, is having a viral moment on social media. sbs 3d ago
20 The world relies on this hidden water buffer. A βsuperβ El NiΓ±o is coming A decade-long decline in freshwater reserves is raising concerns about future water security. sbs 4d ago