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2 killed in synagogue attack in Manchester 03.10.2025

Two people were killed and three others seriously injured after a car rammed into pedestrians and the suspect stabbed a security guard near a synagogue in Manchester, northern England. Greater Manchester Police confirmed officers shot and killed the suspect, who was identified as a 35-year-old British national. The incident happened at a time when Jewish communities worldwide observed Yom Kippur,...

Indian comedian Amit Tandon reveals why stand-up stars stay popular despite controversies 03.10.2025

Indian stand-up comedian Amit Tandon, often called the ‘married guy of comedy,’ joined SBS Hindi during his recent Australia and New Zealand tour for an insightful conversation. He shared his thoughts on online streaming platforms, podcasts, the evolving comedy scene in India, controversies, and how he keeps his content relatable. Listen to the full interview for a blend of humour and heartfelt re...

SBS Bollywood Time: 02 October 2025 02.10.2025

SBS Bollywood Time: 02 October 2025

Nurses to gain authority to write prescriptions 02.10.2025

Registered nurses across the country will soon be able to prescribe medications without a doctor's approval, improving healthcare access in rural and remote areas. This reform aims to enhance collaboration among healthcare professionals and address workforce shortages effectively.

'My Indian cultural heritage is a deep part of who I am': Australian-born Senator Varun Ghosh 02.10.2025

Listen to this podcast with Varun Ghosh, a Labor Senator from Western Australia and the first Australian Senator to take his oath on the Bhagavad Gita. While affirming his identity as an Australian, he reflects on how his Indian heritage has shaped his life. Senator Ghosh, who was also part of the Australia India Youth Dialogue (AIYD), shares his views on Diwali being recognised as a public holida...

Top News: Australians part of Gaza aid Flotilla intercepted by Israel 02.10.2025

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'It's about belonging': Community voices at first-ever Diwali celebration at Sea World 02.10.2025

At the Sea World Diwali event, community leaders from across Queensland shared their reflections on the significance of celebrating Diwali in Australia, how it compares to traditions in India, and what the festival means in the context of current national debate on migration. Rav Kaur, Pushpinder Oberoi and Seema Chauhan's insights offer a glimpse into the evolving cultural landscape and the role...

India report: Commission to investigate Karur stampede as political clash erupts 01.10.2025

Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 01/10/2025

Top News: Debate intensifies over 5 percent deposit scheme for first-time homebuyers 01.10.2025

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Study to stay: Report finds most international students miss direct permanent residency pathway 01.10.2025

A recent report from Jobs and Skills Australia highlights that many international graduates encounter barriers to fully participating in the labour market and frequently earn less than their domestic counterparts. The study also notes that only a few have moved directly to permanent residency.

'By Indians, for everyone': Sea World hosts first-ever Diwali celebration 01.10.2025

Diwali arrived in an unexpected setting this year, the Gold Coast’s Sea World. For the first time, the iconic marine park turned into a stage for the festival of lights, bringing colour, culture and community together by the water. SBS Hindi was there, speaking with Australian Indian Events Co’s Shrey Baluja about the vision, challenges and behind-the-scenes effort that brought this early celebrat...

Top News: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomes a US-Israeli plan for peace in Gaza 30.09.2025

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Tenancy laws remain inconsistent across Australia, but one state is leading the way in reforms 30.09.2025

Two years after the national pledge for a "Better Deal for Renters," a new report by the National Association of Renters' Organisations and National Shelter finds that progress on strengthening and harmonising renters' rights remains inconsistent across states. Tune in to this podcast with a Melbourne-based real estate expert, who breaks down the current rental market trends across Victoria and ex...

Australian emergency nurse recounts life inside Gaza field hospital 30.09.2025

Medical supplies and fuel shortages have left most hospitals in southern Gaza non-functional. The Red Cross field hospital in Rafah remains one of the few operational centers, where Australian nurse Jean-Philippe Miller is providing care to residents and patients affected by conflict. This report highlights his experiences, the hospital’s challenges, and glimpses of life in the conflict-torn commu...

Stories from India: Despite setbacks, Deepika Paul carves her identity through idol-making - Stories from India: मूर्तिकार बनकर दीपिका पॉल ने बनाई अपनी अलग पहचान 30.09.2025

Deepika Paul is an idol maker from the north-eastern part of India. She runs a workshop called New Shiv Shankar Shilpalaya, where she creates clay idols of deities. After overcoming prejudice, personal setbacks and financial struggles, Deepika has built a livelihood not only for her family but also for several other families who depend on her workshop. - भारत के असम राज्य में रहने वाली दीपिका पॉल...

Stories from India: Despite setbacks, Deepika Paul carves her identity through idol-making 30.09.2025

Deepika Paul is an idol maker from the north-eastern part of India. She runs a workshop called New Shiv Shankar Shilpalaya, where she creates clay idols of deities. After overcoming prejudice, personal setbacks and financial struggles, Deepika has built a livelihood not only for her family but also for several other families who depend on her workshop.

Top News: Questions after another Optus triple-zero outage 29.09.2025

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India report: Tamil actor Vijay Chandrasekhar’s rally ends in tragedy as a stampede kills over 40 people 29.09.2025

Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 29/09/2025

International Translation Day: Why human translators still matter in an AI-driven world 29.09.2025

International Translation Day (30 September) celebrates the vital role of language professionals in fostering cultural exchange and social unity. As NAATI-certified translator Shiwali Verma explains, while AI is reshaping translation, it can’t replace the human touch needed to understand context, nuance, and diverse audience needs in multicultural Australia.

Durga puja in Melbourne’s Werribee celebrates women empowerment and inspires the new generation. 28.09.2025

Durga Puja festival in Melbourne's Werribee unites devotees with traditional prayers and vibrant sindoor khela. It spreads a powerful message of women empowerment, cultural pride, and harmony across generations. In this podcast SBS Hindi explores this empowered journey of three days...

Disparities in justice system under spotlight after NT hit-and-run sentencing 28.09.2025

The Northern Territory has been engulfed by significant backlash regarding the sentencing of a driver who fatally struck an Aboriginal man in a hit and run and his familial connection to the Territory's Attorney General. First Nations communities and legal experts argue the sentence given to Jake Danby, a 12-month community corrections order, is inconsistent with the 'tough on crime' approach of t...

Top News: Breast cancer drug added to PBS, cutting patient costs from $100,000 to $31.60 28.09.2025

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Top News: Heavy new sanctions against Iran come into effect 27.09.2025

Listen to the top News of 27/09/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

India unseen: Second-generation Indian Australians spill it all 26.09.2025

This World Tourism Day, we explore the journey that second-generation Australians have taken to India. Through the eyes of a 10-year-old, an 11-year-old, and a 15-year-old, we rediscover the country, while their parents reflect on the emotions of returning to the land where their own childhood memories were made. A heartfelt glimpse into culture, family, and the ties that connect generations.

Filmy Diary: Rani Mukherjee 26.09.2025

SBS Filmy Diary: Rani Mukherjee

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