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    NSW’s first Migrant Workers Centre opens in Sydney to support temporary visa holders

    New South Wales has launched its first Migrant Workers Centre, offering legal advice, workplace rights support and immigration assistance to temporary visa holders and vulnerable migrant workers. Backed by $6.5 million over four years, the Sydney-based service aims to tackle workplace exploitation and improve access to support across the state. What could this mean for migrant communities? Let’s find out more in this podcast.

    5 min

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    Sorry is not enough: Calls grow for action on Stolen Generations justice and healing

    Nearly three decades after Australia’s landmark Bringing Them Home report exposed the harm caused to the Stolen Generations, advocates say most recommendations remain unfulfilled. On National Sorry Day, survivors and Indigenous leaders are urging governments to move beyond symbolic apologies and take meaningful action on justice, aged care, compensation and trauma support.

    7 min

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    Phone, internet, uniform: Tax deductions you can actually claim

    Most Australians leave money on the table at tax time without realising it. Your phone bill, your internet, your work uniform, the cost of travel between jobs: these are all tax deductions you can actually claim, but only if you know how. In this episode of Money Matters, SBS Hindi host Swati Sharma sits down with registered tax agent Puneet Singh to walk through the deductions you might be missing, the records the ATO wants to see, and the claims that get rejected. In Hindi, ahead of EOFY. Visit SBS Hindi for more episodes of Money Matters, and more news and updates in your language.

    6 min

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    Breaking barriers: Indian female photojournalist on covering the FIFA World Cup

    India’s Gitika Talukdar has earned accreditation as one of the photojournalists for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This will be her third time covering football’s biggest global tournament. She says she is excited about the experience, which offers exclusive access to matches, training grounds, and press conferences. According to her, covering FIFA is particularly exciting because football has a massive global fan base. She feels the atmosphere is unmatched, with a unique energy that sets it apart from any other sporting event.

    15 min

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    Top News: 163 diphtheria cases recorded in Northern Territory, outbreak shows decline

    Listen to the Top News of 26/05/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

    5 min

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    Stories from India: Student leads rescue efforts for leopards and injured wildlife

    In Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, student and wildlife rescuer Ashish Joshi saves animals trapped in dangerous situations. From rescuing leopards from deep wells to freeing nilgai stuck in pits and dogs stranded in manholes, his missions are anything but ordinary. Despite still studying, Ashish has rescued many animals, including leopards, wolves, blackbucks and nilgai, earning recognition for his courage and commitment to wildlife rescue.

    9 min

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    How does political grief affect social cohesion? - SBS Examines: राजनीतिक दुख हमारी सामाजिक एकता को कैसे प्रभावित करता है?

    When we're exposed to events or ideologies that go against our own beliefs, we can feel what experts call 'political grief'. Some say it's playing a role in the growing polarisation of our society. - जब हम ऐसी घटनाओं या सोच के संपर्क में आते हैं जो हमारी अपनी सोच से अलग होती हैं, तो एक्सपर्ट इसे 'पॉलिटिकल दुख' कहते हैं। और हम वह महसूस कर सकते हैं। कुछ लोग कहते हैं कि यह हमारे समाज के बढ़ते पोलराइजेशन में एक भूमिका निभा रहा है।

    10 min

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    Hajj 2026: 1.5 million pilgrims gather in Mecca, including Australians, as temperatures hit 48°C

    Around 1.5 million pilgrims from around the world have gathered in Saudi Arabia for Hajj 2026 in Mecca, as the annual Islamic pilgrimage takes place under scorching temperatures reaching around 48°C. From Australia, a significant number of pilgrims also travel each year for Hajj, including many from the South Asian community.A large section of South Asian families continue to prefer travelling via their home countries such as India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, a trend explored in this report. We look at how Hajj 2026 travel from Australia is being shaped by rising costs, strict quota systems, and global conditions, in conversation with Hajj travel provider Waqas Jamal. The report also examines challenges for families, increasing competition among travel agents, and options available for those who miss out on securing a place in the annual Hajj quota.

    12 min
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