Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sonja is the chairperson for Debating South Australia. The organisation made national headlines after setting a topic on tradwives (women who opt for a traditional role staying at home) for a Year 9 debate.
“There will always be topics that will offend someone. You cannot have a topic that doesn’t offend anybody,” Sonja said.
Is the art of arguing disappearing? Find out on Insight episode Death of Debate? on Tuesday 10th March 8:30pm on SBS or on SBS On Demand.
Sonja is the chairperson for Debating South Australia. The organisation made national headlines after setting a topic on tradwives (women who opt for a traditional role staying at home) for a Year 9 debate.
“There will always be topics that will offend someone. You cannot have a topic that doesn’t offend anybody,” Sonja said.
Is the art of arguing disappearing? Find out on Insight episode Death of Debate? on Tuesday 10th March 8:30pm on SBS or on SBS On Demand.

![My son and I were lost in the bush for 10 days #shorts #survival #lost
In 2017, Michelle and her then nine-year-old son Dylan took a wrong turn on a bushwalk that ended up almost costing them their lives.
The two were lost for 10 days without water, food or warm clothes – surviving by drinking from puddles and even their own urine.
“By the second day [of being lost] … I knew we were in deep s***,” she said.
To learn more about people escaping near-death situations and navigating the aftermath, watch Insight episode Lucky Escapes? Tuesday 26 May 8.30pm on SBS or SBS On Demand. My son and I were lost in the bush for 10 days #shorts #survival #lost](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m5TWqK-Ksd0/mqdefault.jpg)








