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The Hindu Council of Australia says a racial discrimination complaint lodged by the Alliance Against Islamophobia and the Periyar Ambedkar Thoughts Circle of Australia, and accepted by the Australian Human Rights Commission, does not indicate any wrongdoing. The complaint names Stephen Kamper and Multicultural NSW, and questions the HCA’s role in the government’s Faith Affairs Council. The Hindu Council said that acceptance of the complaint is a procedural step and affirmed its respect for all communities and faiths.

NASA’s Artemis II crew has safely returned to Earth after a historic lunar flyby, travelling farther than any humans before. The mission tested deep-space return systems and observed the moon’s south pole, advancing future lunar plans. Officials hailed its success, with goals to land astronauts by 2028. Amid global tensions, seasoned astronauts and experts say the achievement offers a rare moment of optimism and renewed focus on space exploration.

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The National Indian Film festival of Australia (NIFFA) is showcasing many facets of Indian cinema, from regional and independent voices to mainstream icons, in Australia, alongside a strengthened industry program featuring panels, masterclasses, and discussions on co-productions, investment, distribution, and development. In this podcast, founder Anupam Sharma shares his experience of travelling to the far out outback, and his surprise of finding an invested audience in Bollywood in regional Australia.

Have you heard of Bhajan jamming? Once confined to temples and traditional settings, devotional music is now finding its way into cafes, clubs and restaurants attracting a younger, more diverse audience. But the question remains — is this making spirituality more accessible, or is it diluting the essence of bhakti? In this podcast, we speak with two bhajan singers who recently performed at events in Melbourne, along with an organiser, to understand the concept and whether it is truly resonating with audiences.

Traditional masks from Jalaun in Bundelkhand, once handmade for centuries using local materials, were fading due to rising costs and declining interest. Artist Rohit Vinayak revived this art by giving it a modern touch, adding calligraphy, new colors, sketches, and Chiteri art, making the masks more attractive and durable, and bringing the tradition back to life. - अक्सर आपने मुखौटे देखे होंगे, डरावने, रहस्यमयी या आकर्षक भाव लिए हुए। लेकिन कम ही लोग जानते हैं कि उत्तर प्रदेश के बुंदेलखंड के जालौन में ये मुखौटे सैकड़ों सालों से स्थानीय सामग्री जैसे कपड़े, पीली मिट्टी और रंगों से हाथों से बनाए जाते रहे हैं। समय के साथ बढ़ती लागत, घटती मांग और लोगों की कम होती दिलचस्पी के कारण यह पारंपरिक कला लुप्त होने लगी थी। हालांकि, बुंदेलखंड के कलाकार रोहित विनायक ने इसे आधुनिक रूप देकर नया जीवन दिया। उन्होंने इस कला में कैलीग्राफी, स्केचिंग, नए रंग और बुंदेलखंड की चितेरी कला से जोड़कर इसे न सिर्फ आकर्षक बनाया, बल्कि अधिक टिकाऊ भी बनाया। उनके प्रयासों से यह पारंपरिक मुखौटा कला आज नए रूप में फिर से जीवित हो उठी है।

Traditional masks from Jalaun in Bundelkhand, once handmade for centuries using local materials, were fading due to rising costs and declining interest. Artist Rohit Vinayak revived this art by giving it a modern touch, adding calligraphy, new colors, sketches, and Chiteri art, making the masks more attractive and durable, and bringing the tradition back to life.

Middle East tensions involving the US, Iran, and Israel and an ongoing oil crisis continue to impact global fuel prices, despite a recently announced ceasefire. Uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz and tanker movements is keeping pressure on fuel prices, with experts warning that relief may take time to reach Australia. In this podcast, we explore how rising fuel costs are affecting motorists and truck drivers, and what governments and the industry are doing in response.

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Just hours after the world welcomed news of a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran, an agreement expected to keep the Strait of Hormuz open to a significant share of global oil shipments, the fragile truce now appears to be under serious strain. Iran has warned it will target any vessels attempting to pass through the vital shipping route, blaming overnight Israeli strikes on Lebanon. The US, however, maintains those attacks were not covered under the ceasefire agreement. So where does this leave the situation, and what exactly have Iran and the US agreed to?

Australia has experienced an unusually early start to the flu season because of a fast-spreading flu variant known as subclade K of Super-K flu. Infectious disease specialists are urging everyone to get the updated flu vaccine, designed to better protect against current variants. Speaking with SBS Hindi, Sydney-based GP Dr Anju Agarwal raises concerns about misinformation and disinformation around vaccines, encouraging everyone to consult their doctors and pharmacists for personalised guidance.

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A two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran has paused a rapidly escalating crisis in the Middle East, with both sides agreeing to negotiations and limited access through the Strait of Hormuz. However, reports of continued strikes and regional violence highlight ongoing instability. Diplomatic efforts are intensifying, including proposed talks in Pakistan, but key disputes, especially over Iran’s nuclear program, remain unresolved, raising doubts about a lasting resolution.

Australia has experienced multiple waves of panic buying. During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, disruptions to global supply chains led many Australians to stash essentials like toilet paper. Now, amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, a similar pattern is emerging, with many rushing to fuel stations to fill up their vehicles. What drives this behaviour, and can it be stopped? Here’s what an expert has to say.