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In less than a week, Australia witnessed two incidents, including an attack on a Melbourne synagogue that was classified as an "act of terror." In another incident, a bus belonging to an Islamic school in Adelaide was set alight under suspicious circumstances. These incidents have been condemned not only by politicians but also by faith leaders from Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. A joint celebration of the Jewish and Hindu festivals of light, Hanukkah and Diwali, organised by the Hindu Council of Australia and the Jewish community, was also held recently in Sydney to foster social harmony, tolerance, and mutual respect.

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The Australia India Business Council (AIBC) and Cricket NSW recently convened a networking event to leverage the upcoming 'Summer of Cricket' to foster stronger economic ties between Australia and India. The event brought together business leaders, politicians, cricket experts, community leaders, and cricket enthusiasts to explore opportunities stemming from the significant influence of the Indian diaspora in Australia and to promote greater South Asian representation in local cricket.

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Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto recently visited the SBS studio In Melbourne. Listen to this podcast for his exclusive interview with SBS Hindi, where he discusses a range of issues, including the representation of candidates of Indian descent in the next state elections, his vision for making Victoria safe and inclusive, state's recent strategy to engage with and improve trade relations with India, and his action plan for international students.

Dr Ritu Gupta, a medical cosmetologist, sheds light on the unique skincare challenges faced by South Asian migrants in Australia. In this podcast, she also discusses challenges related to cultural practices, such as hair oiling, and the adjustment to a new climate, which may introduce issues like eczema that are unfamiliar to many migrants.

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Winner of the 2024 Feature Fiction Award at the Adelaide Film Festival, director Jatla Siddartha's film In the Belly of a Tiger explores themes of rural poverty, debt, capitalist exploitation, and more in an Indian village. In an interview with SBS Hindi, he discusses the inspiration behind the story of an elderly poor couple, their struggles, and the tough choices they must make.

The inaugural event celebrating Women of Colour in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) was held in Melbourne on 5 December 2024. The event celebrated STEM superstars with awards recognising their innovation, leadership, rising talent, and pioneering accomplishments. These honours highlight women of colour who are breaking barriers and inspiring future generations.

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Australia's security agency says concern has grown that more teenagers are embracing radical ideologies. It's prompted an unprecedented plea from the Five Eyes agencies - the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and New Zealand - to expand preventative action.

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In this podcast, SBS interviews Maharshi Raval, Sydney-based tabla player, to discuss the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the music industry and its impact on traditional music forms. Raval, who frequently performs at multicultural community events, emphasised that while AI may influence music production, it can never replicate the magic of live, real instruments. He also highlighted the growing interest among younger generations in learning Indian classical music, underlining its cultural significance in today’s diverse musical landscape.

In this podcast, SBS Hindi speaks with Aimen Jafri about the challenges South Asian families face in Australia while balancing multiple cultures. Ms Jafri, based in Hobart, is a Training and Engagement Officer at the Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania and a former President of the Multicultural Council of Tasmania.

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