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The Albanese government is fast-tracking legislative reforms to address hate speech, online extremism and migration settings, after the Bondi Beach terrorist attack. Rejecting calls for a Royal Commission, the government argues urgent executive action is needed. In this podcast, we look at the proposed hate speech laws, expanded visa cancellation powers, debates over antisemitism on university campuses, and the political divide over enforcement versus a public inquiry.

The Bondi Beach attack has sparked a wave of collective grief across Australia, following the deaths of 15 people. Since the terror attack, communities have come together to mourn, reflect and support those most affected. Vigils and memorials have been held across Australia and internationally, including in London and Jerusalem, as shared rituals help communities process loss, restore a sense of safety and offer collective relief in the wake of trauma.

Listen to the Top News of 21/12/2025 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government will establish a new national gun buyback scheme, following the terror attack at Bondi Beach last Sunday, 14 December. The Prime Minister has announced Sunday, 21st of December, a Day of Reflection to honour the victims of the Bondi mass shooting.

Listen to the top News of 19/12/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

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As travel costs continue to rise, influencers Nikita Chawla and Nitin Agarwal share practical strategies for experiencing luxury travel on a budget. Having travelled across 11 countries and multiple islands, the couple explains how careful planning, smart timing and travel hacks can unlock premium experiences while balancing full-time jobs. We also speak with travel advisor Nirav Kotak on securing better rates, avoiding common booking mistakes and navigating today’s volatile travel market.

Nearly half a million people ride Melbourne’s trams each day, but few know the story behind the seats they sit on. This episode follows Farah, a former refugee from Iran, and other migrant, refugee and asylum-seeker women working with social enterprise SisterWorks to refurbish tram seats. The partnership with Yarra Trams is creating jobs, reducing waste, and helping women build financial independence and belonging in Australia.

The 2025 Victorian Multicultural Awards for Excellence, held at Government House Victoria, recognised individuals advancing multicultural harmony and inclusion across the state. Among this year’s Honour Roll inductees was community leader Sunny Duggal. Speaking with us, Duggal reflects on his leadership journey and emphasises the role of service, collaboration and social cohesion in building a stronger and more inclusive multicultural society.

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In Rajasthan’s Barmer district, children once living under trees, working as labourers or stitching clothes for survival are now studying at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and securing government jobs. This transformation is driven by Dr Bharat Saran, a district hospital medical officer who founded the Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan while still a medical student. The organisation provides free residential education to economically vulnerable children helping them rewrite their futures through education.

In the aftermath of the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack that killed at least 16 people, Sydney’s Indian community gathered in Harris Park to mourn the victims and call for unity. Federal and state Members of Parliament, community leaders and police urged calm, vigilance and trust. Meanwhile Australia debates tougher gun laws and misinformation risks, as state government pledges action for social cohesion and safety.

In 2025, the world of sports offered its own share of drama. The year began with a major shake-up in Indian cricket, as Virat Kohli and captain Rohit Sharma retired from Test cricket following a series loss in Australia. Meanwhile, the tennis landscape saw rising stars Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz challenge icons like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, signalling a generational change at the top of the sport. Listen on for a roundup of how the global sports faired through this year.

Listen to the Top News of 18/12/2025 from Australia and India in Hindi.

With the holiday season in full swing, festive tables are filling up, but so is the risk of foodborne illness. To help Australians enjoy festive meals safely, the Australian Food Safety Information Council has released its top tips, aiming to prevent the over 4.5 million cases of food poisoning that occur each year.

Om Satija, a 22-year-old from Melbourne, and his brother are set to run 5,000 kilometers from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, aiming to complete the epic journey in 100 days. With the 'OneIndiaRun' scheduled to begin on 26 January, Om talks about what drives the brothers, their preparation and routes navigating their run, the purpose behind this extraordinary challenge, and why India was chosen as their running destination.

Listen to the Top News of 17/12/2025 from Australia and world in Hindi.

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