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"After losing our daughter to cancer four years ago, my life's goal is to uproot this disease completely. As a start, we're encouraging more and more people to donate blood - we couldn't save Vanhi, but we really want to save other children in Australia," says Nidhi Kaushik.

In our weekly wrap of India's film industry, Bollywood Gupshup, we bring to you the latest news from India's world of movies and music. 

"30 million people of Indian heritage live overseas," says New Zealand MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi. "Dual citizenship will allow them to participate in Indian politics, and will deliver many votes to political parties as well."

Australians living in more culturally diverse neighbourhoods tend to have poorer mental health outcomes, according to a new report. And it appears it's because they don't trust each other. The research is prompting calls for more community building programmes. Researchers found higher levels of neighbourhood ethnic diversity were associated with poorer mental health, with lower levels of neighbourhood trust as the key factor linking the two. It's a surprising result given Australia is known as one of the most diverse countries in the world, with more than a quarter of residents born overseas. But if that diversity is impacting peoples' mental health, what can be done about it?

Falling in love with an Australian, and moving here to start a new life, is not uncommon. Nearly 40,000 partner visas were granted last year. But, far from home – and on a temporary visa - what happens if the relationship turns violent? In Australia, one in 6 women and one in 16 men have experienced physical and/or sexual violence at the hands of a partner. But what we don’t know is how many victims have migrated here for love and are on temporary visas that are sponsored by their abusive spouse.

In our fortnightly interview series with achievers from Pakistan's Punjab province, this week we bring to you a multifarious talent who can write and sing as well. In Urdu and Punjabi, of course. 

Young Sikh Professionals Network has been conducting an experiment in which they help make job seekers become more employable.

A businessman in Queensland has been asked by his landlords to remove signage in languages other than English. Jay Gill, claims it is discriminatory. Here he speaks to SBS Punjabi's Preetinder Singh Grewal. 

A businessman in Queensland has been asked by his landlords to remove signage in languages other than English. Jay Gill, claims it is discriminatory. Here he speaks to SBS Punjabi's Preetinder Singh Grewal. 

Three years ago, Punjabi singer, actor, and producer, Gippy Grewal invested his resources into the production of an inspirational social drama ‘Ardaas,' a film which was well-received and hailed by critics and audiences alike. Now, the multi-talented star is back with the second installment, 'Ardaas Karaan,' in a cinema space widely known for its romcoms and slapstick humour. The film which explores the pertinent issue of generation gap is slated to hit the theatres today.