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Australia is marking NAIDOC Week 2026 under the theme 'Fifty Years of Deadly,' celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The milestone honours more than five decades of the modern NAIDOC movement, rooted in the 1938 Day of Mourning protest. While communities celebrate across the country, leaders say the week also highlights the ongoing work needed to achieve justice, equality and better outcomes for First Nations peoples.

Ahead of Australia's 2026 Census on 11 August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has launched a multicultural awareness campaign in 28 languages. The Census will, for the first time, include questions on gender and sexual orientation. Here's what has changed, who is required to complete the Census, and why the data matters for multicultural communities, including Hindi-speaking Australians.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has reignited football fever across the globe. In this podcast, Indian-origin football fans share the teams they're supporting, their predictions for this year's champions, Cristiano Ronaldo's legacy, and what makes football the world's most loved sport. Through their stories, we capture the passion, emotions, and excitement that the FIFA World Cup continues to inspire across the Indian diaspora residing in Australia.

What does it take to interpret for Prime Ministers? It's far more than knowing two languages. In this episode, Dr Abhishek Dadhich, who has interpreted during engagements involving Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese, takes listeners behind the scenes of diplomatic interpreting. From decoding idioms and humour in real time to staying neutral under pressure, he explains why interpreters carry meaning, not just words, and why human judgement remains indispensable even in the era of AI.

Melbourne photographer Jayant Pande shares how a gift sparked his passion for photography and took him to the global stage as the Official Photographer for the Asia Pacific delegation at CES 2026, one of the world’s biggest technology events. In this podcast, he reflects on the journey behind the click that changed his life.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Australia from 8 to 10 July. He said "I am honoured to welcome my friend Prime Minister Modi to Australia for our Annual Leaders' Summit." He described the Australia–India relationship as "never more consequential," adding that the partnership is helping foster peace, stability and prosperity across the Indo-Pacific. In this podcast, we speak to some members of the Indian diaspora about their expectations for the visit, as reports emerge of an online threat targeting the visiting leader.

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Norway has stunned five-time champions Brazil to book its place in the World Cup quarterfinals. Co-host Mexico is also out, after losing 3-2 to England in front of a passionate home crowd. Tune in now for your day 25 FIFA update in Hindi.

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In Day 22 of the FIFA World Cup, Portugal edged Croatia in Luka Modrić's farewell, Spain cruised past Austria, and Switzerland defeated Algeria to advance to the Round of 16. Tune in now for your day 22 FIFA update in Hindi.

India's Consular, Passport and Visa (CPV) services in Australia have been temporarily suspended from 1 July 2026 until further notice. In this SBS Hindi report, find out what the suspension means for passport, visa and OCI applicants, which services are still available through VFS Global, how to access emergency consular assistance, and where to find the latest official updates.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued a formal apology to women who were forced to give up their babies under a historical policy in the country. An estimated 185,000 children were separated from their mothers under this system, which was in place largely between 1949 and 1976 and involved the participation of Christian churches. Similar apologies have also been made in Australia and Ireland for comparable past policies. More recently, the Dutch cabinet has issued an apology this week for its own forced separation and adoption practices that took place between the 1950s and the 1980s.

Stories from India: Umair, who lives in Delhi, is passionate about uncovering the city's forgotten history. Instead of focusing on well known landmarks, he documents lesser known monuments and historic sites that many people often overlook. Through his heritage walks, he introduces audiences to these hidden places and their stories, bringing Delhi's overlooked heritage to life. In this podcast, we speak to Umair about his journey and his efforts to preserve and share the city's hidden history.

United Nations scientific panel’s first global report warns that artificial intelligence is evolving faster than governments can regulate or keep up with. While AI is driving breakthroughs in healthcare, education and research, experts also raise concerns over cyber threats, disinformation and weak global oversight. Research Professor Aniruddha Desai from La Trobe University says users must understand what AI tools can and cannot do.

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