Australia boosts military support for Ukraine by an extra $110 million

Anthony Albanese wearing a blue suit.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Monday, June 26, 2023. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP / Mick Tsikas

SBS News In Depth
View Podcast Series

Get the SBS Audio app

Other ways to listen

Australia has committed a further $110 million to the Ukrainian war effort to hamper Russia's illegal invasion.

Meanwhile, Russia's bid to hold onto land for a new embassy in Canberra has been rejected by the High Court.

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with 
SBS News Podcasts.
Share

Latest podcast episodes

Nurses and medical professionals rally against hate speech in Sydney (AAP)

Police investigate viral video in which nurses appear to level death threats against Jewish patients

US President Donald Trump speaks to the media in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.

Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine could start soon

Student debts lock many out of the housing market (AAP)

Government aims to make home-buying easier for people with student debt

Illustration of an asteroid or comet striking the surface of the Earth.

Will an asteroid hit Earth, and could it spell the end of the world?

Recommended for you

A woman sitting at a table holding papers. A laptop and calculator are also in front of her.

Tax-free: The super change that could save Aussie retirees thousands

finance news

A woman holding the tiny feet of a newborn baby in her hands.

Australia's most popular baby names have been revealed — with one emerging favourite

new born babies

A bright red Chinese ceremonial gate is flanked by stone lion statues on both sides.

'We will lose a piece of history': Why Sydney's Chinatown is under threat

chinese new year

A close-up photo shows sea salt being poured from a salt shaker.

Experts have advised us to eat less salt for decades. Now, there's a new alternative

diets and dieting

A man wearing a suit and blue tie.

Dutton says Trump brings 'gravitas', as Albanese's response to Gaza plan labelled 'pathetic'

politics

A composite image of Anthony Albanese on the left, and Donald Trump on the right.

'Very fine man': Trump's praise for Albanese as he considers Australian tariff exemptions

auspol

A small furry animal standing on its hind legs

Once feared extinct, Australia's most endangered marsupial has had a comeback

marsupials

A split image of a man in a blue suit and matching tie standing in front of the US flag on the left, and a woman in a dark blazer standing in front of the Australian flag.

'Not good news for us': How Donald Trump's tariffs could impact the Australian economy

us-china trade war