Former Pakistan Prime Minister and international cricketer Imran Khan has been in jail for three years. Former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell is one of a number of luminaries in the sport to appeal to authorities on the treatment Khan is receiving in prison. He has spoken to SBS World News' Naveen Razik.Former Pakistan Prime Minister and international cricketer Imran Khan has been in jail for three years, since his arrest in 2023. Former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell is one of a number of sporting greats to appeal to authorities about the treatment Khan is receiving in prison. He has spoken to SBS World News' Naveen Razik.
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Folge vom 15.09.2026Former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell makes humanitarian plea for Imran Khan
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Folge vom 15.09.2026Airfares Set For Take-Off As Oil Prices Push Travel Costs HigherOil prices are rising and so are airfares. What it means for travellers and budgets. Australian travellers are being warned to expect higher airfares as surging oil and jet fuel costs put pressure on airline budgets. Host Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with ACCC Chair Gina Cass-Gotlieb about airline competition, capacity cuts and why ticket prices are likely to keep climbing. Plus, the Australian sharemarket falls to a three-month low as investors brace for higher interest rates and rising energy costs. Chris Brycki from Stockspot joins the podcast to break down what's driving markets and what it means for investors.
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Folge vom 15.09.2026The weather is becoming more extreme. What does this mean for the great Aussie summer?With hotter temperatures and more extreme weather becoming a fixture of Australia's holiday season, does this signal the end of the great Aussie summer? Should we schedule our 'peak' summer — holidays, school breaks and sporting events — according to safety rather than tradition?With hotter temperatures and more extreme weather becoming a fixture of Australia's holiday season, does this signal the end of the great Aussie summer?Should we schedule our 'peak' summer — holidays, school breaks and sporting events — according to safety rather than tradition?
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Folge vom 15.09.2026Multiple oil routes compromised as conflict spreads across Middle EastAs Iran and the United States fight over control of the Strait of Hormuz, a major artery carrying oil to the world from Saudi Arabia has been compromised. Drones have struck the East-West Pipeline, causing extensive damage that could take weeks to recover from. And now, one of two routes out of the Red Sea is also under threat, as Iran-backed Houthi forces advance toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.As Iran and the United States fight over control of the Strait of Hormuz, a major artery carrying oil to the world from Saudi Arabia has been compromised.Drones have struck the East-West Pipeline, causing extensive damage that could take weeks to recover from.And now, one of two routes out of the Red Sea is also under threat, as Iran-backed Houthi forces advance toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.