30th October 2023

A Race Against Time

The beginning of July 2023 marked the hottest week on record for the planet, the world's glaciers were melting at a dramatic speed in the previous year, and global sea surface temperatures are at a record high for the season.

The glaciers in the Alps, Alaska, and Asia are among those melting at the fastest rate.

Hatch • 23rd July 2020

Great Barrier Reef threatened by climate change

It’s the largest living structure on the planet, a major tourist attraction, and home to thousands of marine life species. But the Great Barrier Reef is under threat – from climate change.

Hatch • 24th March 2020

Epicentre of the virus: how Europeans are coping

“The danger is clear,” says Milly Porro, a lawyer in Milan, Italy. “The infection does not stop if we don’t stay isolated at home.”

It’s a sentiment that Australians are just starting to get their heads around. In Italy, the country worst hit by coronavirus (with nearly 64,000 infections and more than 6000 deaths, as of Monday, 23 March), the country has been in lockdown for three weeks.

Italy introduced even stricter measures earlier this week in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, sev

Hatch • 24th March 2020

Epicentre of the virus: how Europeans are coping

“The danger is clear,” says Milly Porro, a lawyer in Milan, Italy. “The infection does not stop if we don’t stay isolated at home.”

It’s a sentiment that Australians are just starting to get their heads around. In Italy, the country worst hit by coronavirus (with nearly 64,000 infections and more than 6000 deaths, as of Monday, 23 March), the country has been in lockdown for three weeks.

Italy introduced even stricter measures earlier this week in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, sev

Hatch • 29th November 2019

Get out of the city - regional newsrooms rock!

She’s got one of the most exciting jobs a young news reporter can have, but Cassandra Bain still insists she never learnt more than when she worked in regional news.

The experienced cross-platform journalist who has worked for media organisations including News Corp and Channel 9, graduated from Macleay College six years ago and is now a presenter at SBS.

Cass came back to Macleay to pass on her insights and experience working in regional newsrooms and the wider media.

She spent over three ye

SBS Language • 26th July 2019

Facebook fined over privacy breaches

What are Ramadan and Eid and how are they celebrated in Australia?

30th October 2023

“Low fares to plastic island”: How environmental activists and artists boycott the aviation industry over lack of action on climate change Brandalism, a collective of activists and arti

12th February 2023

As part of Black History Month, black poets shared their work at Canary Wharf’s Speakers’ Corner, an event by London based creative collective SXWKS (Six Weeks), to promote underrepresented voic

Hatch • 28th February 2020

Australia's Paralympians cross fingers ahead of Tokyo

Australia’s Paralympians are training hard ahead of the Tokyo Games – but the possibility of the Olympics and Paralympics being cancelled because of coronavirus (COVID-19) is rarely far from their minds.

Hatch • 22nd November 2018

Period poverty: yes, it's a thing

When the Victorian Government announced recently that it would provide free tampons to all schools, it brought to the public’s attention just how much sanitary products cost, and how many families struggle to pay for them.