SBS News In Depth Folgen

The Federal Government wants to mandate the acceptance of cash for essential services, so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with UTS Business School Professor Kathy Walsh to find out more about its future; Australian Medical Association President Danielle McMullen goes through the latest ABS data which shows some people in disadvantaged socio-economic areas are delaying or went without some healthcare services because of cost; plus the day on the sharemarket with Kyle Rodda from Capital.com.

Overwhelmed homelessness services across Australia are being faced with impossible choices as housing affordability remains at crisis levels, and the demand for their services grows. A new report from Impact Economics has found some services are turning away families and others, because they do not have enough resources to help everyone.

The government plans to impose a Digital Duty of Care on social media platforms. Labor hopes a duty of care model will target the source of harmful online content in the wake of other announcements to enforce age restrictions on social media. Some experts say it's a good thing - but are concerned it won't be easy to enforce.