You can post the tweet, you don’t have to post a screenshot. (Not a comment directed totally at you, just at general community)
There is an interview with Kumi in The Age Green Guide today.
Work experience kid get the graphic gig?
Last night’s episode is Insight’s final official show for this year.
Insight
Returns Tuesdays from 21 February at 8:30pm on SBS and SBS On Demand
Insight is Australia’s leading forum for discussion and powerful people centred stories. Each week, host Kumi Taguchi uses her unique skills to guide a lively debate on a single topic. Following 2022’s hot topics including conspiracy theories, catfishing, gender games, bad jokes and deathbed confessions, there is nothing Insight won’t explore. Insight will continue to give a platform to individuals with real stories that reflect the evolving human experience.
Episode 1 Synopsis
Politically Correct
Has political correctness gone too far? *Screener available now in the SBS Screening Room
Episode 2 Synopsis
Identity Crime
Is it possible to protect your identity nowadays?
Episode 3 Synopsis
Mid-Life Sexual Awakenings
When a mid-life change drives a sexual awakening.
On the program, Ms Ree explained how her husband took the advice of The Barefoot Investor, also known as Scott Pape, to the extreme, insisting both their salaries go into a single account and they each get a strict $100 allowance after expenses.
She claimed her husband had become obsessed and financially controlling after buying his book and his newly adopted habits ultimately ruined her marriage.
Several viewers pointed out the show failed to mention an important detail during Ms Ree’s outburst - namely that she held a prominent position at a rival publisher.
Mr Pape’s books have been published by Harper Collins and Wiley, while Ms Ree is the head of marketing at Pan MacMillan.
She is also the author of a memoir and cookbook titled Heartbake, which explores how she rebuilt her life following the collapse of her marriage through her love of baking.
The show returns in March 2024 with new episodes.
2024 is a landmark year for SBS’s award-winning current affairs line-up, covering the most impactful local and global stories
Returning to Tuesdays from 5 March, don’t miss Insight at 8:30pm and Dateline at 9:30pm, which celebrates its milestone 40th year on air, on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Fearlessly delving into contentious subjects facing Australians today, this year Insight will explore what’s behind Australia’s current baby drought, meet trailblazing boomers who paved the way for bold social change, investigate why guilt can have such a powerful hold on us and how it can be harnessed for good, explore why people become super fans – and what happens when it goes too far – amongst much more.
Insight will also launch a brand-new podcast, Insightful, on Tuesday 5 March. Hosted by Kumi Taguchi, the podcast will feature popular guests with intriguing backstories who have previously appeared on Insight, including male escort Samuel Hunter, long-time Dolly Doctor Melissa Kang, former professional big-wave surfer and convicted drug trafficker Wayne Cleveland, and Charlotte Charles, who’s 19-year-old son Harry was killed while riding his motorcycle by a driver who claimed diplomatic immunity and fled the jurisdiction. Publishing weekly on Tuesdays, the first season of Insightful will feature eight unique episodes.
Returns Tuesdays from 5 March at 8:30pm on SBS and SBS On Demand
Australia’s favourite show for nuanced discussions around taboo topics, Insight delves boldly into challenging subjects impacting Australians around the country, with host Kumi Taguchi providing a safe space for ordinary people to talk to each other without judgement. Following 2023’s wide-ranging and topical episodes, including Mid-life Sexual Awakenings, Seeking Justice, Boomers vs Millennials and Your Voice. Your Vote., 2024’s topics will continue to captivate and address the hot topics Australians are talking about.
Episode 1 Synopsis
Baby Drought – Tuesday 5 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Australia’s birth rate is plummeting with more of us choosing to have one child, or none.i Insight host Kumi Taguchi speaks to singles, couples and fertility and population experts to find out what’s behind the baby drought, and what will society look like in forty years as a result?
i Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2022). Births, Australia. ABS. Births, Australia, 2022 | Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Episode 2 Synopsis
Thanks Boomers – Tuesday 12 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Baby Boomers are much maligned, but what Millennials mightn’t know is how much their parents’ generation pushed boundaries for social change. Insight meets single mothers who kept their babies despite pressure to abort or adopt, one of the first Matildas who played in the national soccer team before it even had a name and other trailblazing Boomers who broke taboos – from religion to gender, to sex, asking how much have things changed?
Episode 3 Synopsis
Fateful Decisions – Tuesday 19 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Samia was a carefree 19-year-old when an older, charismatic stranger asked her to sail the world with him. Samia tells host Kumi Taguchi how her decision, and the real identity of the man who seduced her, would change her life forever. Insight hears from guests who’ve made fateful decisions – for better or worse.
Episode 4 Synopsis
Guilt – Tuesday 26 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
A police sniper from the Lindt Café Siege explains the overwhelming guilt he felt for the deaths of two hostages, while a woman admits feeling guilty for having an affair with a married man, resulting in the break-up of his marriage. Host Kumi Taguchi explores why guilt can have such a powerful hold on us, and also why it can be a positive emotion, harnessed for good.
Episode 5 Synopsis
Super Fans – Tuesday 2 April at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Australia’s biggest Kylie Minogue fan meets a woman whose marriage ended because of her husband’s obsession with Liza Minnelli. Host Kumi Taguchi also hears from a woman who stalked Justin Bieber, as well as super fans of sports teams and TV shows. Why do people become super fans and what happens when it goes too far?
Insight and Dateline will be available to stream on SBS On Demand with subtitles in Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese.
Insightful: The Podcast will be available on the SBS Audio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and LiSTNR.
New topics, new discussions, new stories… and a fresh new set.
I thought this forum was obsessed with new sets. Clearly not… 
But seriously, i am glad this is returning. I may not watch it every week, but watch a good chunk per season. Usually a few interesting topics and guests.
I wonder if SBS has to blur the officer’s face or just show the back of his head when he speaks, due to a current suppression order he is fighting against. As I posted in the Lindt Cafe siege thread last December:
UPDATE 23/7: I watched the episode on SBS on Demand tonight. A former sniper from the siege was clearly identified in the first segment.
According to promo, MasterChef Australia winner and Dancing with the Stars contestant Julie Goodwin is on this week’s show.
Insight: Recognising Our Past
Tuesday, 15 October at 8.30pm
How Australians recognise and include our Indigenous history is rapidly changing. Welcomes to and Acknowledgments of Country are now commonplace. In classrooms, children are learning more about First Nations history and Indigenous place names are being embraced around the nation.
But how are everyday Australians feeling about these changes?
In this special episode, Insight does what it does best – bringing people from different points of view into the same room to “have it out” - and respectfully understand each other’s perspective. Guest hosted by proud Western Arrernte woman and Walkley Award-winning journalist Karla Grant.
SBS Upfronts : Returning in 2025.
In 2025 Australia’s most trusted news brand celebrates 50 years with bold stories from home and across the globe
Returning to Tuesdays from 4 March, don’t miss Insight at 8:30pm and Dateline at 9:30pm on SBS and SBS On Demand
Australia’s esteemed discussion forum for taboo topics, Insight, and its stablemate, the award-winning international current affairs series Dateline, will return to SBS and SBS On Demand on Tuesday 4 March from 8:30pm AEDT.
In the wake of SBS being named the most trusted news brand in Australia last year1, 2025 will see Insight continue to deliver captivating and leading-edge conversations around deeply personal, sensitive, and often divisive topics, while Dateline will explore the global trends, people and stories shaping our increasingly connected world.
In an era of outrage, Insight provides a unique space for people to share opposing views on the toughest and most sensitive issues facing Australians. Hosted by Kumi Taguchi, Insight returns on Tuesday 4 March at 8:30pm, and will continue to investigate a variety of bold topics this season.
Insight’s 2025 season premiere, Your Body, Your Choice, will take a deep dive into how much autonomy we have over our bodies. Often the issues are highly emotive, with some states pushing to repeal abortion rights, mandatory vaccinations continuing to vex, and the continued drive to make Voluntary Assisted Dying more inclusive, So where is the middle ground*?*
Insightful, Insight’sweekly podcast, also hosted by Kumi Taguchi, returns in April for a second season. Featuring eight new episodes, Insightful sees Kumi in conversation with previous Insight guests as they unpack their compelling and deeply personal backstories.
Australia’s favourite show for nuanced discussion and debate around taboo topics, Insight delves boldly into challenging subjects impacting Australians around the country, with host Kumi Taguchi providing a safe space for ordinary people to talk to each other without judgement.
Following 2024’s wide-ranging and topical episodes, including Baby Drought, Thanks Boomers, Fateful Decisions and Guilt, 2025’s topics will continue to captivate and address the hot issues Australians are talking about in this election year.
Episode 1 Synopsis
Your Body, Your Choice – Tuesday 4 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Last year there was a push in some states to roll back hard-won abortion rights. While Voluntary Assisted Dying is now legal across Australia there is a move to make the process accessible to people with dementia, which is predicted to become Australia’s leading cause of death.
The issue of mandatory vaccinations continues to vex. We don’t seem to be able to reach a middle ground with emotions high on both sides of each of these issues. Insight delves into how much autonomy we have over our own bodies and looks at why politicians and others are so comfortable restricting an individual’s freedom of choice.
Episode 2 Synopsis
Tough Time$ – Tuesday 11 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Cost of living has spiked in the past few years and our living standards have gone down. With an election looming, will there be a price to pay at the polls? Consistently ranked the number one concern for people across Australia, the cost of living isn’t just increasing our bills, it’s also changing our relationships. Insight talks to ordinary Australians about the struggle to balance their budgets in these tough times.
Episode 3 Synopsis
Losing Trust – Tuesday 18 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
In the last decade, trust in institutions is down sharply across the globe, and Australia is no exception. The list is long. Voters are more suspicious now of politicians, supermarkets, airlines, religious leaders, and police, to name a few. Inequality, a lack of transparency and COVID lockdowns have all played a part in our social malaise. What will it take for institutions to rebuild trust and engage meaningfully with the public?
Episode 4 Synopsis
Healthcare’s Silver Squeeze – Tuesday 25 March at 8:30pm AEDT on SBS and SBS On Demand
Australia’s population is older and sicker than ever before. Can Medicare and our health system keep up? The Productivity Commission says there is a crisis in primary care: a huge drop in bulk-billing rates, a steep rise in out-of-pocket medical costs for patients and a doubling in the number of people who did not see, or delayed seeing, a doctor due to gap fees at a record average. With costs and an ageing population, our health system is facing a perfect storm. Insight unpacks potential solutions to make our healthcare world class.
Insight and Dateline will be available to stream on SBS On Demand with subtitles in Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese.
Insightful: The Podcast will be available on the SBS Audio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and LiSTNR.
Your Body, Your Choice
2025 Season Premiere Tuesday, 4 March at 8.30pm
Australia’s favourite show for nuanced discussion and debate around taboo topics, Insight delves boldly into challenging subjects impacting Australians around the country, with host Kumi Taguchi providing a safe space for ordinary people to talk to each other without judgement.
Episode One: Your Body, Your Choice
Last year there was a push in some states to roll back hard-won abortion rights. While Voluntary Assisted Dying is now legal across Australia there is a move to make the process accessible to people with dementia, which is predicted to become Australia’s leading cause of death.
The issue of mandatory vaccinations continues to vex. We don’t seem to be able to reach a middle ground with emotions high on both sides of each of these issues. Insight delves into how much autonomy we have over our own bodies and looks at why politicians and others are so comfortable restricting an individual’s freedom of choice.