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Recently, the Victorian government celebrated the state's Senior of the Year Awards, recognising extraordinary contributions to community life. The Promotion of Multiculturalism Award went to Dilnaz Billimoria, an Indian-Australian of Persian heritage and Zoroastrian faith. In this podcast, she shares her journey of empowering older Victorians from diverse backgrounds, making sure their voices are heard, their stories are celebrated, and barriers are broken for seniors in CALD communities.

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How do Hindu migrants in Australia maintain their traditional funeral customs? SBS Hindi spoke to Hindu priest Acharya Rami Sivan and one of the founding members of the Australian Council of Hindu Clergy. He explains what initiatives are in place to increase death literacy in society and the urgency to approach the subjects of death and grief with greater understanding and sensitivity.

Is multiculturalism a confused concept? Does belonging require assimilation? And when does the real work of inclusion begin? SBS Hindi sat down with Ravin Ramachandran Nair, a public servant working with multicultural communities in Cairns, to unpack these questions. Join us as he shares his insights on cultural enrichment, intentional leadership, and what it truly means to belong in a diverse Australia.

The Melbourne Cricket Ground has long been a top destination for tourists, especially from India. In this podcast, we speak with the MCG’s first-ever Hindi-speaking tour guide, Nigel D'Mello, who shares how the stadium has evolved over the years and reveals the most common questions asked by visitors, particularly from India.

Listen to the top News of 28/10/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

Cricket Australia has announced that public ticket allocations for the Australia-India T20I in Melbourne are now sold out. Ahead of the October 31 clash, the second T20 of the series, SBS Hindi spoke to chefs and merchandisers to see how the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is gearing up with an expanded food menu and fan offerings for the record crowd.

The Anangu traditional owners have commemorated 40 years since the historic handback of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park — a defining moment in Australia’s recognition of Aboriginal land rights. As part of the 40th anniversary celebrations, a delegation of nine Anangu representatives travelled to London, where they met with Australia’s High Commissioner to the UK, Stephen Smith, and King Charles, marking the occasion’s national and international significance.

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Counter-terrorism police forces across Australia have launched a national awareness campaign that aims to educate and help people protect themselves in case of an armed attack. With the country's terror threat level remaining at probable, authorities say while Australia is at risk from weapons attacks - especially in crowded places - the initiative focuses on preparedness, not fear.

The health benefits of breastfeeding for infants are already well established. However, researchers at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre have recently published a study showing that pregnancy and breastfeeding can also help protect against breast cancer. Dr. Nisha Khot, Clinical Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Peninsula Health, explains how this research could help reduce breast cancer rates among Australian women.

Japan has elected its first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, who has pledged to work tirelessly to get the country back on track. Her strong and determined approach has earned her the nickname 'Iron Lady.' This has sparked a broader conversation about women in leadership — has society’s attitude toward women leaders truly begun to change?

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Last week, internet services worldwide were disrupted, causing thousands of websites and apps to go offline. The issue occurred at Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centers with over 2,000 companies and 8.1 million users worldwide reporting connectivity problems, including 418,000 users in Australia. Associate Professor and socio-tech expert Ritesh Chugh explains how users and bussineses can protect themselves during such global outages.