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UNSW Sydney, one of Australia's top-ranked universities, has opened its first international campus in Bengaluru, India, with its first batch of students commencing in August 2026. In this podcast, SBS Hindi unpacks what this landmark Australia-India education partnership means for students. We speak with Payyazhi Jayashree, Rector of UNSW Bengaluru, and Lisa Zamberlan, Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Global at UNSW Sydney, about the vision, challenges, and scholarships behind the campus, along with two students from the first batch, Garima Lohan and Daksh Kashyap, on what this international exposure means for their future.

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On 11 August, millions of households across Australia will participate in the Census 2026. As the nationwide count approaches, members of the Indian Australian community are urging people to accurately record their ancestry and Hindi language details to ensure the community's diversity and contributions are properly represented.

Listen to the Top News of 02/08/2026 in Hindi.

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Stories from India: Inspired by his father, a Kargil War veteran, Gaurav Shukla founded Support Our Heroes to help India's war veterans and their families. For over a decade, he has worked to support former soldiers who often face challenges after completing their service. In this podcast, Gaurav shares the journey behind the initiative, the stories of veterans he has helped, and why supporting those who served the nation is a collective responsibility.

The annual Garma Festival kicks off on Friday 31 July on Yolŋu Country in northeast Arnhem Land. It's Australia's largest Indigenous cultural gathering, and a key forum for conversations about social, political and environmental issues affecting First Nations people. The theme this year is Bukmak, which means 'everyone'. Listen now to the full report with Swati Sharma.

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The United States has launched fresh strikes on Iran after President Donald Trump vowed a forceful response to a missile attack on a US military base in Jordan. The action has heightened fears of a wider Middle East conflict, with the United Nations urging all sides to avoid further escalation.

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Listen to the Top News of 30/07/2026 in Hindi.

Is buying an existing business a smarter alternative to starting from scratch? In this podcast, banking and business finance expert Sidd Bahree shares practical insights for South Asian and Indian migrants in Australia on business acquisitions, financing options, emerging sectors, and the key factors to consider before taking the leap.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced $4 million in funding for a pre-feasibility study into a proposed large-scale oil refinery in Karratha, Western Australia. The study will be carried out by Perdaman, which is already building a $6.4 billion fertiliser manufacturing facility in the Pilbara. The proposed Made in WA Fuel Refinery aims to strengthen Australia's fuel security and, if approved, would become the country's third oil refinery and the first new large-scale petrol refinery built since the 1960s. Perdaman Chairman and Indian-origin billionaire Vikas Rambal said the project would be a "game-changer" for Australia's fuel security and manufacturing sector.

Wildfires are becoming more frequent across Australia, Europe, North America and other parts of the world, but experts warn that wildfire smoke could pose the biggest health threat. This podcast explores how smoke pollution affects health, why climate change is increasing the risk, and why air quality is becoming a growing global concern.

Victoria's new Premier Ben Carroll has four months to turn Labor's fortunes around after deposing Jacinta Allan to claim the top job. His first act as premier was to commit to a royal commission into the state's construction industry, which his predecessor resisted. The election is set for November. It's likely to be a three-cornered race, and an early electoral test of One Nation's rise. Listen now for the full report.

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Stories from India: In North Goa, cyclist and book lover Eliza D'Souza is giving libraries a unique twist by delivering books to readers' doorsteps on a bicycle. Along with his friend Emmanuel, he has built a library with thousands of books and personally cycles long distances to deliver and collect them. In this SBS Hindi podcast, hear how this initiative is promoting reading, sustainability and community connection through the simple joy of books and cycling.

Australia's headline inflation rate has eased to 3.8 per cent in June, down from four per cent in May and slightly lower than economists had expected. The figures come as new Reserve Bank research reveals many Australians do not understand why interest rates rise or how they help bring inflation under control. The Reserve Bank board is due to make its next interest rate decision early next month.

Listen to the top News of 29/07/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Victoria has lost its second female Premier after Jacinta Allan resigned following a leadership challenge. In this podcast, we speak with some professional women from the Indian community about the latest developments in Victorian politics. We explore whether the leadership challenge has reinforced their views on the importance of women in political leadership, the qualities they value in leaders, and whether the ongoing instability will influence how they vote.

A student protest sparked by allegations of paper leaks in India has grown into a wider debate about accountability, youth politics and Gen Z voices. In this SBS Hindi audio report, we explore the rise of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the support it has received from the Indian diaspora in Australia, and what lies ahead for the movement through the voices of protest supporters, organisers, students and community leaders.

Listen to the Top News of 28/07/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has resigned, with Deputy Premier Ben Carroll taking over as the state's new premier. Although Allan had vowed to fight any challenge to her leadership, she announced on Tuesday morning that she would step aside, just before a Labor party room meeting where she was expected to face a leadership spill."The most important thing I want to say today is thank you," Allan said as she confirmed her resignation. Here's what Indian community voices from regional areas said about her and the future leadership of the party.

The Australian federal government has accepted key recommendations from a landmark Islamophobia report, marking a step towards addressing anti-Muslim discrimination. Muslim organisations have welcomed the announcement but are calling for stronger legal protections and further action against religious discrimination.

Domestic violence can have a lasting impact on women's mental health, often long before they seek help. In this SBS Hindi podcast, Professor Jayashri Kulkarni explains how trauma, family expectations and cultural pressures affect women, particularly those from migrant communities. She also discusses the importance of women-only mental health services, recognising the signs of abuse, and why ongoing support is crucial for women leaving abusive relationships.

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How does the Labor Party decide its policies, and who gets a say? As the Labor national conference wraps up, criticism over debate on gas, gambling, Gaza and AUKUS has reignited questions about party unity and internal democracy. Listen now for the full report.

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Tensions in the South China Sea took centre stage at the ASEAN Regional Summit in Manila, with Australia raising concerns over China's military activities in the region. As countries discuss the importance of regional stability and respect for international law, Russia is also seeking to strengthen its ties with ASEAN members. This report explores the competing interests shaping security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific.

Cricketing nations grow stronger when players learn beyond their own borders through international exposure, shared coaching and new environments. This podcast explores the long-running exchange between the MRF Pace Foundation and Cricket Australia, featuring insights from Foundation Head Coach M. Senthilnathan, young Indian fast bowlers Abhishek Moond and Vasudev Prasad Singh, and Cricket Australia Communications Specialist Ibrahim Badees.

Social media companies could be required to identify anonymous users accused of online vilification under proposed new laws in Victoria. Cybersecurity expert Dr Parnit Anand says the proposed reforms could reshape online accountability by deterring anonymous abuse on social media if implemented effectively. However, he stresses that the proposals require thorough consultation and debate before being enacted into law.

Listen to the top News of 23/07/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Effective 23 July 2026, VFS Global has launched six new Indian Consular Application Centres (ICACs) in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, taking over the delivery of Indian consular services across Australia. According to the Indian High Commission, the upgraded centres are aimed at improving accessibility, efficiency and the overall customer experience for the Indian diaspora and other applicants seeking consular services in Australia. The High Commission also stated that, in addition to the applicable Government of India fee, applicants will be required to pay a VFS Global service charge of $115 per application.

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Latest Bollywood news and updates from the film industry.

Stories from India: What if every mango seed could grow into a tree? Kolkata's Jasmeet Singh has launched a unique tree-planting initiative by collecting discarded mango seeds, germinating them and distributing the saplings free of cost. According to him, he has helped grow more than 2.1 million mango seeds into plants with support from people across India and overseas. Know more about his inspiring journey in this podcast.

Australian content creator Joseph 'Joe' Freeman's lip-sync reel on a dialogue from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Melbourne address went viral, gaining around 18 million views (at the time of publication). In this SBS Hindi interview, Joe talks about his journey of learning Hindi, his experiences living in a Rajasthan village, cultural differences between Australia and India, and some unusual moments from his time there. He also shares his views on rising anti-immigration sentiment around the world and the importance of inclusion and understanding between communities.

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On his first visit to Australia, Sahitya Akademi award-winning playwright Mahesh Dattani is directing Dance Like a Goddess with Sydney's Adakar Theatre Group. The play revisits characters from his acclaimed Dance Like a Man while exploring family, politics and identity. Speaking to SBS Hindi, Dattani and director Saba Zaidi Abdi reflect on the role of theatre, unlike many other forms of entertainment, continues to challenge audiences and encourage meaningful dialogue.

What does it take to preserve a centuries-old tradition thousands of kilometres from its birthplace? Jagannath Yatra, an annual procession honouring Lord Jagannath and rooted in community connection, is finding a new home in Sydney. As Australia's Odia community grows, the event is helping preserve heritage, engage younger generations and strengthen cultural ties in multicultural Australia. In this podcast, we explore the story behind Sydney's Jagannath Yatra and what it means for the community.

Understanding Australia's energy system can be confusing, particularly for people who are new to the country or don't speak English as a first language. Now New South Wales Government is investing two million dollars in community organisations to help people better understand their energy bills and reduce household costs. Listen now to find out more.