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Australia’s eSafety Commissioner is investigating five major platforms for possible breaches of the under-16 social media ban, in force since December 2025. While early compliance shows progress, significant gaps remain. Experts warn of addiction risks among youth. The federal government says companies face fines up to $49.5 million for non-compliance, urging stricter enforcement to protect children and reassure parents.

The conflict in the Middle East has now entered its fifth week. The Quad, a strategic alliance of the US, Japan, India, and Australia, has remained largely inactive, following the absence of a leaders-level summit during the second Trump administration and ongoing strategic challenges. In this podcast, we spoke with two leading experts, Amitabh Mattoo, former Director of the Australia India Institute, and Lisa Singh, current CEO of the institute, to explore the Quad’s role and how Australia and India can contribute during this period of heightened conflict.

Mankind is returning to the moon for the first time since the 1970s. A crew of four have spent more than two years training for the roughly 10‑day mission, which will send the crew on a high‑speed loop around the Moon before returning to Earth. More details in this podcast.

The idea of entrepreneurship, especially among Indian migrants, has always been present, but is now gaining strong momentum, fuelled by digital access to ideas, information and exposure. This podcast explores how practical it is to start a small business in Australia, key factors to consider, and where the biggest opportunities lie for generating extra income. Featuring insights from Ash Raina, an experienced global entrepreneur associated with the Small Business Association of Australia, it offers practical guidance for anyone considering the entrepreneurial path.

What does “women supporting women” look like beyond hashtags and stage lights? This podcast speaks to the organisers behind recognition platforms that celebrate women across industries. From ensuring awards are meaningful to navigating funding, sponsors and tough decisions, they unpack the realities of building such spaces and how recognition can translate into real opportunities, stronger networks, and lasting impact for women.

Listen to the Top News of 31/03/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

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In a village in Rajasthan, 25-year-old Ramakant Sharma crafts intricate paintings on delicate rose petals. What sets his work apart is not just its beauty, but its remarkable precision. Balancing colours on such a fragile surface, controlling the brush with finesse and bringing each line to life all demand immense practice, patience, and focus. Ramakant says he achieves this without using a lens.

Rising petrol prices are driving more Australians to consider electric vehicles (EVs), which are cheaper to run thanks to lower electricity costs and greater efficiency. Experts say online searches surged in March compared to the previous month, reflecting growing interest. With more models entering the market and charging networks expanding, buying and owning an EV is becoming increasingly accessible. For many drivers, the question is no longer if an EV will suit their needs, but how and when to make the switch.

Founded in 1951, Chinmaya Mission has evolved into a global cultural and educational network with a presence across Australia and more than 25 countries. Through youth-focused initiatives, community programs, and arts-based engagement, it works to make Indian cultural traditions accessible in contemporary contexts. As it marks 75 years, the mission continues to navigate questions of identity, belonging, and cultural continuity among younger, globally dispersed generations.

Facing mounting pressure over rising petrol prices, the federal government has announced a temporary three-month cut to fuel excise, reducing costs by 26.3 cents per litre. While the government describes the move as necessary, critics warn it could increase inflation and add to national debt.

Listen to the Top News of 30/03/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

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As the conflict in Middle East deepens the risk of a fuel crisis in Australia, two state governments, Tasmania and Victoria, have announced free public transport for stipulated time to bring down cost of living pressure. Residents in both states spoke to SBS Hindi, sharing how these decisions impact their daily budget, and how the Middle Eastern tensions have given rise to some bigger concerns and financial uncertainties in Australians.

Iran has accused the United States of planning a ground offensive, even as officials continue to pursue talks to end the war. Meanwhile, Pakistan says it is ready to act as a mediator to help secure a swift and lasting resolution to the conflict, now entering its fifth week. Last week, the United States said it had put forward a 15-point ceasefire proposal to Iran, including provisions to reopen key shipping routes and curb Tehran’s nuclear programme. However, Iran rejected the proposal and submitted its own set of terms.

Listen to the Top News of 29/03/2026 in Hindi.

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Listen to the top News of 28/03/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

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During his first visit to Australia, SBS Hindi speaks with Raw Mango founder Sanjay Garg about Indian fashion on the global stage, from maximalism and minimalism to sustainability, textile waste, and what to wear in Melbourne’s ever-changing weather.