Brooke Young

For those who have spent time incarcerated, life post-release can be challenging and, often burdened with debts and with no income and few savings, it can be difficult not to fall back into criminal activity. So what can be done to ensure those who spend time in prison are better equipped with the…

Today - 27 September, SBS Sinhala Radio current Affair Feature on Parliament's return tackles cost of living, integrity, fuel and cyber security

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on a two-day trip to the Torres Strait, to discuss his plans for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. He’s accompanied by Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney and Queensland Senator Nita Green, with a cultural lunch and meetings with Elders on the agenda.

LGBTIQ+ Australians face disproportionate mental health challenges compared with their heterosexual peers. A new study has for the first time quantified the financial cost of poor mental health in the LGBTIQ+ community.

Official government statistics show inactivity accounts for around 6 per cent of all cancers, second only to tobacco smoking. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has partnered with non-profit Parkrun Australia to support GPs across the nation in addressing a rise in chronic illness…

Australian refugee advocates have expressed their disappointment over the UK's deal with Rwanda, which will leave thousands of asylum seekers in offshore processing.

The imminent return of cruise ships to Australian shores has prompted environmental concerns, as travel agents warn the financial struggles are far from over. International cruise ships have been banned from arriving and departing from Australia since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the federal government said on Tuesday it will not renew the current ban, meaning they'll be able to return from 17 April with additional safety measures in place. These will include passengers n…

Australia’s first protein vaccine, Novavax, joins the national rollout from Monday, a week earlier than expected. It comes as federal authorities extend the country’s emergency status to help overcome the lasting effects of the Omicron wave.

Australians appear likely to save hundreds of dollars on future energy bills as renewable resources increasingly flow into people's homes.