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Close to 50,000 student visa cases — including 46,590 awaiting review — are stuck in limbo as officials warn the tribunal is severely understaffed. Senate Estimates also heard that student visa decisions overturned last quarter were “extraordinarily high,” adding more pressure to the system. In this podcast, certified migration agent Deepti Arora shares key tips to help student visa applicants navigate the process smoothly.

Listen to the Top News of 2/12/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

New data from Johnson Partners shows that only five of Australia’s top 100 companies are headed by CEOs of Asian heritage, highlighting a significant representation gap despite the country’s rapidly growing Asian population. Two CEOs of Asian descent, along with a workplace diversity officer, discuss why corporate Australia still struggles with cultural diversity in leadership, the barriers Asian professionals face in reaching executive roles, and what impactful change looks like.

International students are being warned not to sell their bank accounts or identities for ‘quick cash’ as they leave Australia after finishing their studies. Australian Federal Police has cautioned that doing so can link them to criminal networks or used as mule accounts. Experts say one can be held liable even when they've left the country. Melbourne-based lawyer Sharad Malik explains the legal consequences as students share their encounters with scammers.

Listen to the full radio program of SBS Hindi from 28 November 2025 with Swati Sharma.

Listen to the Top News of 1/12/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

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Australia, India and Canada have announced the ACITI (Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation Partnership) at the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. The trilateral alliance focuses on critical minerals, clean energy, artificial intelligence, green hydrogen and nuclear energy cooperation promising mining jobs, skilled migration pathways, and business opportunities. In this podcast, we speak to Deepak Raj-Gupta OAM, National Chair of Australia India Business Council, to explore what outcomes this partnership could deliver for Australians and Indians.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his fiancée Jodie Hayden have just married, at a ceremony in the nation’s capital. The country's been kept guessing as to exactly when the wedding would take place for months.

Listen to the Top News of 30/11/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

The bugle has signalled command, discipline and military tradition for over a century but its makers have quietly remained in the background. Meerut-based Aiman Farhat shares how her family has been crafting bugles since 1885, supplying India’s armed forces for generations. We explore the legacy, the sound, and why preserving this 139-year-old connection to the Indian Army still matters today.

Listen to the top News of 29/11/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

Listen to the Top News of 28/11/2025 from Australia and India in Hindi.

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With Black Friday sales rolling out everywhere, many retailers are already pushing 'unmissable' and 'best-ever' deals to attract shoppers. While the temptation to grab new gadgets or appliances is strong, CHOICE research shows that 53% of people who shopped during Black Friday later regretted their purchase or had a negative experience. So, how are shoppers reacting to this? Let’s hear in this podcast.

In this podcast, we explore what’s changed with Victoria’s skilled visa allocation and how other Australian states are planning their skilled migration programs. Registered migration agent Pallavi Arora shares insights on which occupations are in high demand, the common EOI mistakes Indian applicants still make, and the impact of anti-immigration sentiment. We also cover updates on regional visa pathways.

This episode looks at a temple and community centre designed to offer more than a place of worship. The discussion outlines how the centre was established through significant logistical and operational challenges, the integration of cultural practices with yogic exercises, and wellbeing programs with a focus on holistic development.

The Australian Senate was thrown into turmoil after One Nation leader Pauline Hanson entered the chamber wearing a black burqa, shortly after her motion to ban burqa and other face coverings in public was rejected. The act was widely condemned by senators as racist, disrespectful, and Islamophobic. Intense debate followed, prompting Senate president Sue Lines to order Hanson to leave. A motion led by Foreign Minister Penny Wong resulted in Hanson’s suspension from the Senate. The incident has reignited national discussions around religious respect, racism, and political stunts in parliament.

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A recent report has highlighted the growing rental stress in Perth. Declining affordability, fierce competition for homes, and rapidly rising rents characterise the current market. Despite interest rates stabilising, rental pressure across Australia has not eased, with households in many cities spending nearly a third of their income on rent. Affordability has dropped another 4% from last year’s record low.