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International students may soon face tougher rules when it comes to bringing family members to Australia. As the federal government looks to reduce net overseas migration, we examine what the proposed changes could mean for students and the broader economy.

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Dementia affects not only the person living with the condition, but also those who care for them. In this episode of 'Understanding Dementia', mental health professional and psychiatric social worker Dr Upasana Barua and neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar share practical strategies for managing behavioural changes, ensuring safety and maintaining meaningful connections with a loved one.#sbsaudiopodcast

Australians are facing growing housing and financial stress, while half of workers feel overqualified for their jobs, according to the 2026 Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Annual Statistical Report released today.#sbsaudiopodcast

Australia's birth rate has fallen to a record low as the population ages. Could migration help address future workforce shortages and support economic growth?#sbsaudiopodcastThe latest Intergenerational Report highlights growing reliance on migration, while advocates say the rising cost of raising children demands stronger support for families.

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Dementia affects not only the person living with the condition, but also the lives of those who love and care for them. In the third episode of Understanding Dementia, mental health professional and psychiatric social worker Dr Upasana Barua shares practical, compassionate strategies for supporting a loved one experiencing confusion, changes in perception and difficulty recognising people or places.#sbsaudiopodcast

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As AI expands rapidly, so does its demand for energy and water. Will this push for AI advancement come at an environmental cost? Experts weigh in#sbsaudiopodcast

Listen to the top news of 23/09/26 in Hindi#sbsaudiopodcast

Dementia can gradually affect memory, thinking and everyday functioning. In this episode of Understanding Dementia, neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar explains why early diagnosis matters, how dementia is identified, and the role of timely care and support.#sbsaudiopodcast

The federal government has announced new measures to reduce migration and tighten Australia's visa system, affecting international students, visitors, temporary migrants and their families. Labor Senator for Western Australia Varun Ghosh says the changes are designed to cut less beneficial pathways and crack down on visa overstayers, rather than genuine students.#sbsaudiopodcast

Listen to the Top News of 22/09/2026 in Hindi.

As temperatures rise across Australia, snakes are becoming more active in homes, gardens and bushland. In this SBS News interview, WIRES spokesperson and snake expert John Grant explains how to stay safe during snake season.

Australia has formally launched its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2029–2030 term. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Australia’s bid in New York ahead of the UN General Debate, which began on 21 September 2026.#sbsaudiopodcast

Victoria's rental rules are changing, with new measures targeting rental applications, hidden fees and bidding practices. While some reforms are already in effect, more changes are set to begin from 1 October. We examine what the new rules mean for renters, landlords and the wider property market.

Labor says its proposed migration reforms will reduce net migration, ease housing pressure and tighten visa rules. But what impact could the changes have on international students, migrant workers and industries that depend on skilled overseas labour? We take a closer look.

Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 21/09/2026

Dementia is one of Australia's leading causes of death. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, nearly 1.1 million people could be living with dementia by 2066. In this episode of Understanding Dementia, neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar explains cognitive decline, different types of dementia and common misconceptions.#sbsaudiopodcast