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September 27 · 7 min
SBS Hindi News Wrap 27 September 2026
Listen to the Weekly News Wrap of the week ending Friday, 25 September 2026.
September 26 · 4 min
Top News: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms India visit
Listen to the top News of 26/09/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
September 25 · 5 min
Top News: Calls at the United Nations for guardrails around artificial intelligence
Listen to the top News of 25/09/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
September 25 · 10 min
Understanding Dementia Part 6: Can dementia be prevented? Exploring the risk factors
Dementia is not an inevitable part of ageing, and growing evidence suggests that many cases may be delayed or even prevented. In the final episode of Understanding Dementia, neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar explains the 14 modifiable risk factors linked to dementia and the practical steps that may help lower future risk.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast<br><br><br>
September 25 · 7 min
Understanding Dementia Part 5: Navigating guilt, care and difficult decisions
Moving a loved one with dementia into residential care can be one of the hardest decisions families face. In this episode of Understanding Dementia, Dr Upasana Barua discusses navigating guilt, maintaining connection and recognising when additional support is needed. Sometimes, the most caring decision is recognising that you cannot do it alone.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast<br><br>
September 25 · 5 min
Stories from India: From school dropout to founder of a free school
After leaving school at the age of 12, Uddeshya Sachan made it his mission to help other children access an education. Today, he runs a free school in Kanpur, supporting children from disadvantaged backgrounds and encouraging those who have never attended school to begin their learning journey.
September 25 · 8 min
India Report: Calls for Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation intensify
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 25/09/2026<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 24 · 4 min
SBS Bollywood Time: Yami, Kartik Aaryan and Mammootty honoured at the 72nd National Film Awards - SBS Bollywood Time: यामी गौतम, कार्तिक आर्यन और ममूटी को मिला नेशनल फिल्म अवार्ड
Here's the latest Bollywood news and updates in Hindi. - फिल्म जगत से नवीनतम बॉलीवुड समाचार और अपडेट।<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast - #sbsaudiopodcast
September 24 · 9 min
'No family members for most student visas': Could Labor’s proposal affect Australia as a study destination?
International students may soon face tougher rules when it comes to bringing family members to Australia. As the federal government looks to reduce net overseas migration, we examine what the proposed changes could mean for students and the broader economy.
September 24 · 4 min
SBS Bollywood Time: Yami, Kartik Aaryan and Mammootty honoured at the 72nd National Film Awards
Here's the latest Bollywood news and updates in Hindi.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 24 · 10 min
Understanding Dementia Part 4: Managing behavioural changes and staying connected
Dementia affects not only the person living with the condition, but also those who care for them. In this episode of 'Understanding Dementia', mental health professional and psychiatric social worker Dr Upasana Barua and neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar share practical strategies for managing behavioural changes, ensuring safety and maintaining meaningful connections with a loved one.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 24 · 9 min
‘More degrees, more stress': Report shows how life has changed for Australian workers since 2001
Australians are facing growing housing and financial stress, while half of workers feel overqualified for their jobs, according to the 2026 Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Annual Statistical Report released today.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 24 · 10 min
Record-low birth rates and an ageing Australia: Is migration the answer?
Australia's birth rate has fallen to a record low as the population ages. Could migration help address future workforce shortages and support economic growth?<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast<br><br>The latest Intergenerational Report highlights growing reliance on migration, while advocates say the rising cost of raising children demands stronger support for families.<br>
September 24 · 4 min
Top News: OpenAI orders review after AI agent breaches Medicare
Listen to the top news of 24/09/26 in Hindi<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 23 · 12 min
Understanding Dementia Part 3: Supporting a loved one with confusion and changes
Dementia affects not only the person living with the condition, but also the lives of those who love and care for them. In the third episode of Understanding Dementia, mental health professional and psychiatric social worker Dr Upasana Barua shares practical, compassionate strategies for supporting a loved one experiencing confusion, changes in perception and difficulty recognising people or places.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 23 · 8 min
India Report: India says it is ready to discuss all bilateral issues with Bangladesh
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 23/09/2026<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 23 · 7 min
Climate action or AI advancement: What should we prioritise?
As AI expands rapidly, so does its demand for energy and water. Will this push for AI advancement come at an environmental cost? Experts weigh in<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 23 · 3 min
Top News: Melbourne man arrested over alleged terrorism links
Listen to the top news of 23/09/26 in Hindi<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast
September 22 · 10 min
Understanding Dementia Part 2: Why early diagnosis matters
Dementia can gradually affect memory, thinking and everyday functioning. In this episode of Understanding Dementia, neurologist Dr Sonu Bhaskar explains why early diagnosis matters, how dementia is identified, and the role of timely care and support.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast<br><br><br><br>
September 22 · 12 min
Labor Senator Ghosh says new migration rules cut low-value pathways and protect genuine students
The federal government has announced new measures to reduce migration and tighten Australia's visa system, affecting international students, visitors, temporary migrants and their families. Labor Senator for Western Australia Varun Ghosh says the changes are designed to cut less beneficial pathways and crack down on visa overstayers, rather than genuine students.<br /><br />#sbsaudiopodcast

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