SBS News In Depth

Delta Goodrem 'stoked' with Eurovision result, as Sydney fans celebrate her dazzling Grand Final performance

Who are the Australians who could be caught in the middle of housing tax reforms in the federal budget? The government says changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax are designed to improve housing affordability and level the playing field for younger generations. But some experts warn the reforms could also create unintended consequences for Australians trying to build wealth and break into the property market.

One in four women in Australia faces mental health challenges. However, some are at risk when seeking help in mixed-gender hospital wards. An Australian psychiatrist is working to change that.

South Australia is to feature in the globally recognised Michelin Guide - the first time any Australian destination will be covered in the guide's history.

Greens leader Larissa Waters says the federal government should be setting out to build more public and affordable housing similar to the way previous governments used to build large-scale public housing estates. Senator Waters says housing affordability demands bold reform but says the federal government changes to property taxes in the Budget amounts to tinkering around the edges. SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson asked her whether the Greens will back the changes to negative gearing and capital gains.