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Interviews and feature reports from SBS News.Copyright 2023, Special Broadcasting Services Politics & Government
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  • What rising global fertiliser prices means for food costs and inflation

    What rising global fertiliser prices means for food costs and inflation
    Mar 27 2026
    Markets held relatively steady to close the week, with the ASX200 dipping just 0.1 per cent but still breaking a three-week losing streak, as Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners unpacks the key movers including sharp losses in tech and gains in energy stocks. At the same time, fresh warnings from the OECD point to rising global food prices if conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt fertiliser shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Stefan Vogel from Rabobank Research explains what that could mean for Australian farmers, supply chains and grocery bills in the month's ahead.
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    13 mins
  • Lines drawn: The US extends pause on Iran's strikes, amid Middle East crisis

    Lines drawn: The US extends pause on Iran's strikes, amid Middle East crisis
    Mar 27 2026
    The US has maintained for days that negotiations between US and Iran are underway, a claim Tehran denies. From escalating military attacks to high stake warnings, the situation is shifting rapidly - with global implications at stake. As tensions mount in the Middle East, the US President says he's extending a pause on Iran's energy site strikes, for ten days.
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    8 mins
  • Australia moves to reassure drivers of fresh supply as shortages spread

    Australia moves to reassure drivers of fresh supply as shortages spread
    Mar 27 2026
    Australia's government insists it still has not received any direct requests from the United States for military aid in its war with Iran, after a public attack from President Donald Trump. The US president has criticised allied countries for not providing assistance in the conflict, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continues to put pressure on global oil prices. Meanwhile, the government maintains it's imperative for the war to be resolved as soon as possible, as the economic and social consequences unfold locally.
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    7 mins
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