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Yesterday · 10 min
Understanding Dementia EP 2: Why early diagnosis matters in helping manage cognitive decline
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
Yesterday · 12 min
Labor Senator Ghosh says new migration rules cut low-value pathways and protect genuine students
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
Yesterday · 5 min
Top News: Australia joins international partners to push for tougher AI controls.
Listen to the Top News of 22/09/2026 in Hindi.
Yesterday · 10 min
Snake season returns: How to stay safe as spring begins in Australia
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.
Yesterday · 9 min
‘It builds cooperation’: Why Labor senator Varun Ghosh backs Australia’s UN Security Council bid
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
Monday · 8 min
Renting in Victoria? What tenants and landlords need to know about the new rules
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.
Monday · 9 min
Australia's migration reforms: What’s changing for international students, workers and farmers?
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.
Monday · 10 min
India Report: Trump's tariff powers on Russia and Iran raise concerns over India's energy imports
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 21/09/2026
Monday · 7 min
Understanding Dementia EP 1: Symptoms, diagnosis and what to expect
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
Monday · 6 min
Top News: Intergenerational Report forecasts stronger economy, but greater pressures for younger generations
Listen to the Top News of 21/09/2026 in Hindi.
Sunday · 4 min
Top News: Child dies after suspected stabbing in Blue Mountains
Listen to the Top News of 20/09/2026 in Hindi.
Sunday · 7 min
SBS Hindi News Wrap 20 September 2026
Listen to the Weekly News Wrap of the week ending Friday, 18 September 2026.
Sunday · 47 min
Catch the full radio program of SBS Hindi
Listen to the full radio program of SBS Hindi from 15 Sepetmber 2026 with Nabeel Hasan.
Saturday · 4 min
Top News: The prime minister to lobby for Australia to get a seat on the UN Security Council
Listen to the top News of 19/09/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
Friday · 4 min
Top News: The Reserve Bank signals another interest rate rise could be on the way
Listen to the top News of 18/09/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
Friday · 8 min
How far is too far? Australian athlete sparks debate over endurance sport
An Australian athlete continued competing in a HYROX event in China despite an embarrassing on-course incident. The episode has prompted discussion about endurance sport, performance culture and the risks of pushing the body beyond its limits. #sbsaudiopodcast
Friday · 10 min
BRICS 2026: Why does the India-China border dispute remain unresolved?
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping held bilateral talks. But despite closer economic and diplomatic engagement, experts say the unresolved border dispute remains a key challenge in India-China relations. #sbsaudiopodcast
Friday · 8 min
For many Indian families in Adelaide, Ganesh festival traditions connect generations
As the Hindu community celebrates Ganesh festival, which began on 14 September this year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has extended his wishes to the community. #sbsaudiopodcast
Friday · 12 min
Visa Update: Families of international students, visitors affected by Labor migration policy
Labor plans to cut net overseas migration to 225,000 by 2028 as it moves to restrict international students from bringing family members and tighten visitor visa conditions. #sbsaudiopodcast
Thursday · 9 min
How extreme heat is changing Australian summers, sport and holidays
As extreme heat becomes more common across Australia, its impact is being felt beyond the weather. From summer holidays to community sport, changing conditions are prompting calls for greater heat awareness, particularly among younger Australians. #sbsaudiopodcast

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