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Several Liberal frontbenchers have joined Angus Taylor in stepping down from their positions ahead of the leadership spill. The resignations have come after a Newspoll revealed that the Coalition’s support has plunged to a historic low of 18 per cent and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley ranked the least popular major party leader in 23 years. Although Ley has acknowledged voter frustration and maintains that the reunified Coalition is moving in a positive direction, uncertainty still lingers. SBS Hindi spoke to some voters to find out what they want from the major political parties.

India’s Budget 2026 introduces several significant measures aimed at easing investment and compliance for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), including higher investment limits in Indian equities, simplified tax compliance for property transactions involving non-residents and changes to Tax Collected at Source (TCS) on overseas remittances. In a conversation with SBS Hindi, Associate Professor Dr Vinod Mishra from Monash University explains how these measures could create new opportunities for NRIs while reducing regulatory burdens. He also highlights the potential risks, common misunderstandings, and strategic considerations for long-term financial planning — especially for young overseas Indians looking to invest in India for the first time.

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In South Asian literature and Sufi poetry, the bird 'Bulbul' represents love, devotion and the soul’s journey toward freedom. British-Indian dancer Aakash Odedra draws on that imagery in his production 'Songs of the Bulbul', which was performed at The Arts Centre Melbourne during his Australian tour. He spoke to SBS's NITV about Kathak, cross-cultural influences and the responsibility of artists working within classical traditions today.

The Federal Government has introduced legislation to formalise and strengthen the National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, following Sue-Anne Hunter’s historic appointment. The move aims to boost accountability as disparities persist, with First Nations children 27 times more likely to be in youth detention and 10 times more likely to be in out-of-home care. Critics warn limited federal enforcement powers could weaken the role’s real-world impact.

If you’ve changed jobs, moved house, or worked in Australia on a temporary visa, there’s a chance some of your money is sitting unclaimed with the government. The good news is it isn’t lost. It’s simply waiting to be claimed. According to new data released by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) last year, nearly $19 billion in lost and unclaimed superannuation is waiting to be claimed by over seven million people. In this podcast, registered tax agent Puneet Singh explains where this money goes, how the ATO holds it and the simple steps you can take to check if you’re owed money and how to claim it.

In this podcast, we speak with the members of Grewal family, an Indian-origin migrant family in regional Australia that has made a significant mark in the agricultural sector. Based in Victoria's Mildura, the family has spent the past 25 years blending traditional farming knowledge with modern techniques to drive innovation in regional agriculture. Their journey reflects the experiences of many migrant families contributing to Australia’s farming industry.

A soldier’s uniform, often called a “second skin,” is a symbol of pride, honour and discipline. For this reason, these uniforms deserve a farewell that is just as dignified as the service they represent. Major General (Retd) Ashim Kohli has turned this idea into reality. Under his initiative, old Indian military uniforms are being recycled into school bags for children, along with other useful items such as masks and mobile phone holders, giving these symbols of service a meaningful second life.

Listen to the Top News of 10/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a four-day visit to Australia. On 9 February, his first stop was Bondi, where he paid tribute to victims of a terror attack in December. The visit has been met with protests nationwide, and on Monday night, a demonstration in Sydney escalated into disorder, resulting in multiple arrests. NSW Police confirmed that 27 people were arrested, including 10 who were taken into custody for allegedly assaulting police officers. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was “devastated” by the events at the Sydney protest.

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