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Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Hindi-speaking Australians.

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Sydney, NSW

Description:

Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Hindi-speaking Australians.

Language:

Multilingual

Contact:

SBS Radio Sydney Locked Bag 028 Crows Nest NSW 1585 Australia (02) 9430 2828


Episodes
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SBS Hindi News Wrap 050425

4/5/2025
In this news wrap, NATO chief attempts to hose down concerns the US will leave the organisation; An Independent MP says Australia should look to other markets following US tariffs; The Hopman Cup finds new home in Italy.

Duration:00:09:43

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New report pushes for Hindi language training for Australian defence staff in India

4/4/2025
A new report by the Melbourne-based think tank, Australia India Institute, recommends that Australia offer a three-month basic Hindi language training program for defence personnel posted to India. It also suggests creating a national register of linguists and India specialists to boost long-term investment in language and regional expertise. The report, titled 'Building a Resilient Australia-India Defence Relationship: Options for the Next Decade', was launched at Parliament House by Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles. In this podcast, we speak with co-author Dr Gaurav Saini.

Duration:00:15:07

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Who can be a federal politician?

4/3/2025
To become a federal politician in Australia, candidates must meet eligibility requirements, with disqualifications under Section 44, such as dual citizenship. Candidacy is also influenced by the demographics of current politicians, highlighting barriers like financial constraints and the lengthy pre-selection process.

Duration:00:07:44

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'We would take the Melbourne Air Quality Index back with us:' comedians Sumukhi Suresh and Rahul Subramanian

4/3/2025
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival has started, bringing together comedians from around the world. In this podcast, visiting Indian comedians Sumukhi Suresh and Rahul Subramanian share their experiences and reveal three things they want to take back to India.

Duration:00:20:45

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'High prices and unaffordable houses': What voters are thinking ahead of the 2025 federal election

4/2/2025
Australia will head to the polls on 3 May for the federal election, with the cost of living emerging as the key issue for voters. Both major parties are vying to present themselves as the best option to steer the nation's economy. While voters prioritise policies offering short to medium-term relief, a Melbourne-based financial expert recommends a few practical strategies for navigating financial uncertainty.

Duration:00:19:53

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Navigating cyber slang, emojis and secret codes: Ensuring children's safety in the digital world

4/1/2025
Parents often feel disconnected from the language, emojis, and slang their children use online, making them hesitant to discuss these topics for fear of damaging trust. In this podcast from SBS Hindi, we will explore how parents can better understand this online communication and protect their children from potential risks.

Duration:00:21:20

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Australian Elections 2025: What is a minority government?

3/31/2025
In this SBS Hindi podcast, Macquarie University Senior Lecturer Dalbir Ahlawat discusses the concept of a minority government, explaining its definition and significance. He also examines the historical performance of minority governments in Australia, discussing their successes and challenges.

Duration:00:09:15

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What’s Australia really like for migrants with disability? - SBS Examines: विकलांग प्रवासियों के लिए ऑस्ट्रेलिया वास्तव में कैसा है?

3/31/2025
Disability advocates and experts say cultural stigma and migration laws leave migrants living with disability further excluded and marginalised. - विकलांगता के पक्षधरों और विशेषज्ञों का कहना है कि सांस्कृतिक कलंक और प्रवासन कानून विकलांग प्रवासियों को और अधिक बहिष्कृत और हाशिए पर डाल देते हैं।

Duration:00:07:12