SBS Hindi

In this latest SBS Hindi news bulletin: A sixth child has died following the jumping castle tragedy in Tasmania; Victoria's mental health workforce is set to be expanded and more.

In this latest SBS Hindi news bulletin of Australia and India: PM Scott Morrison has announced a mental health aid of $800,000 for the families and wider community of victims of Tasmania school tragedy; COVID-19 cases on the rise in Australia as states implement easing of restrictions and more.

In this latest SBS Hindi news bulletin: The Queensland government mandates face masks in essential retailers and on public transport; In the second test of the Ashes, Australia is all set to score a big first inning score against England and more.

In this latest SBS Hindi report from India: India records 87 Omicron cases, fresh cases detected and restrictions imposed in the western Indian city of Mumbai till 31 December; Ruckus in Indian Parliament over Lakhimpur Kheri violence.

The hospitality industry in Australia is recovering from COVID lockdowns. Restaurant owners are unable to find staff to handle a full house and are avoiding event bookings. Indian restaurant owners explain how difficult it is to run their businesses now that restrictions have been removed.

Professor Pradeep Taneja, Academic Fellow at Australia India Institute and Senior Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, says the 700,00-strong Indian diaspora will play a crucial role in strengthening ties between Indian and Australia in future. Professor Taneja explains the current Australia-India relations after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Thursday announced $36 million for expanding Australia's diplomatic presence in India's southern city of Bengaluru. 

In this latest SBS Hindi news bulletin of Australia and India: With 1,742 new COVID-19 cases, New South Wales records the state's highest daily case numbers; Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg predicts a smaller deficit and a strong growth in the mid-year economic review and more.

In this latest Fiji news in Hindi: Australia's Chief of Defence Force, General Angus Campbell AO DSC, visits Fiji; Australia provides financial assistance to Fiji, and Fiji's economy is likely to grow by 6 per cent next year and more.