SBS Hindi

Labor's Mary Doyle defeated Liberal candidate Roshena Campbell in the Aston by-election. Opposition leader Peter Dutton was seen as being tested in his leadership role during the by-election. Several experts discuss the potential impacts of the change in power.

Youth advocate Kinahoi mentors Australian youth affected by the housing crisis. In Kinahoi's case, his life has been full of struggles, with a lengthy stint in a juvenile detention center. Presently, he runs a salon and sees himself as an entrepreneur who trains young men. He shares his view on housing crisis and wishes to inspire youngsters towards a 'whole new beginning'.

According to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) report, millions of migrants and refugees experience poor health services in their communities. In Australia, over 60 General Practitioners' clinics have been closed in the past four years. This was largely due to inadequate Medicare funding and staff shortages. Indian-origin pediatrician, Dr Angraj Khillan explains why fewer medicine graduates are becoming GPs and what needs to be done to turn around this situation.

It is becoming more common for young people to work multiple jobs while juggling between studies and the cost of living. Several people have changed their careers since the pandemic struck, and some are still undergoing the process. Nim Gholkar, a Sydney-based success coach, shares tips about entering different career fields confidently, handling stress, dealing with difficult colleagues, and managing mental health.

A deal between Australia and India will aim to "bring a slice of Bollywood to Brisbane" following Anthony Albanese's first official trip as a Prime Minister. According to film experts, the new initiative would facilitate easier access to permits, subsidies, grants and enable actors, producers, and filmmakers to work together.

In this latest Hindi bulletin: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese remembers Aboriginal land rights champion Yunupingu as "national treasure"; Two people have been confirmed dead in a light plane incident in central Queensland; Cricket Australia announces multi-million-dollar deal for the women's game and the Big Bash League, and more.

Air pollution has been labelled a national emergency in India and is increasingly driven by farm burn-offs. A study led by Dr Hemant Pullabhotla compared blood pressure readings of nearly 784000 Indians across the country with satellite data on 1.2 million agricultural fires, wind direction, and local air pollution. Listen to this interview conducted by SBS Hindi with Dr Pullabhotla, a member of Deakin University's Department of Economics and Centre for Disaster Resilience and Recovery.

Artificial Intelligence is rising rapidly, according to leading computer scientists. Many online users have been fooled by the increasingly lifelike fake images produced by swiftly evolving technology.

Cricket lovers around the world were surprised when the Indian team won the Border Gavaskar trophy 2020-21. A book detailing the epic victory has been written by two Australia-based sports journalists - Gaurav Joshi and Bharat Sundaresan. This podcast features an interview with Mr Joshi who discussed research for the book, challenges, and audience response.

Australian composer and saxophonist Matt Keegan is the leader of 'The Three Seas' band. His search for new experiences and sounds first drew him to India. After a big success in the UK, the band is on its second tour of Australia. The lead band members - Raju Das Baul, Deoashish Mothey, and Gaurab Chatterjee, made a special appearance in Sydney's SBS studios. This podcast has been created by Priyanka Hatwalne in collaboration with the SBS Nepali team.