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As tensions rise in the Middle East, US President Donald Trump is battling both a military conflict with Iran and growing criticism over media control. Officials, including Pete Hegseth, are accused of pressuring journalists, while former diplomats warn that a lack of regional expertise is weakening US strategy.

The federal government has introduced new legislation to tighten the regulation of registered migration agents. Taking effect on 1 April 2026, the four new legislative instruments include an updated list of approved education providers authorised to deliver mandatory registration courses, along with strengthened professional development requirements for existing agents. Additionally, the Migration Agents Office has ramped up its regulatory oversight, issuing a significantly higher number of sanctions in response to breaches of professional conduct. Two migration agents share their take on the new legislation.

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SBS Elder-in-residence and proud Widjabul Wiabal Bundjalung woman Auntie Rhoda Roberts has passed away at 66. A writer, director and cultural trailblazer, she broke new ground across Australia’s arts landscape. From shaping the “Welcome to Country” tradition to contributing to the Sydney Olympics, her legacy strengthened the connection between First Nations cultures and multicultural Australia, leaving a lasting impact.

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In an exclusive SBS Hindi interview for Harmony Week, Liberal Senator Dave Sharma says newer migrants should feel welcome. He assures South Asian Australians that public life is open to them. He also acknowledges rising anti-Muslim incidents in Australia and calls for zero tolerance, a shift from his December 2024 comments describing Islamophobia as “fictitious.” Listen to the full conversation..

Geelong strengthened its partnership with India at the recent Geelong-India Collaborative Futures Forum, highlighting growing opportunities for collaboration in trade, education, and innovation. The initiative reinforced economic and cultural ties, positioning the city as a key player in fostering international relationships and future-focused development.

March marks Women’s History Month, an annual observance recognising and celebrating the contributions of women throughout history and in contemporary society. While it is being marked across the nation, three women of Indian origin are quietly shaping its narrative. They are among five young Australians selected to represent the country at the G20’s official youth forum in Washington DC later this year. Listen now to hear their inspiring stories.

Cheti Chand, also known as Chaitra Chand, marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year on the first day of the month of Chaitra and commemorates Jhulelal, the patron saint of the Sindhi community. In this podcast, community leaders across Australia share how they are finding innovative ways to preserve Sindhi language, food and traditions, while carrying forward stories of resilience and displacement rooted in the Partition of India in 1947.

This segment explores the concept of hot and cold foods and their deep roots in Asian-Pacific culture and tradition. Neha Bhatia, an accredited practicing dietician, explains that these classifications reflect cultural and seasonal wisdom rather than being inherently harmful to health. Drawing on both traditional knowledge and modern nutritional understanding, we learn how hot and cold foods can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet, supporting digestion, energy, and overall well-being without causing any negative health effects.

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Australia’s migrant story is about much more than cleaning toilets or driving buses and Ubers. As the nation marks Harmony Week from 16 to 21 March, Multicultural Minister Anne Aly is urging a shift in how Australians view migration, identity and belonging. In this SBS Hindi podcast, the Labor Minister reflects on the forces that shape the country social cohesion, multiculturalism and the contributions of migrants. Drawing on her own family story, she recounts how her parents arrived more than 50 years ago with skills but had to take on odd jobs, a reality that continues to affect many migrants today.

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