SBS’s Four Years Later is an immigrant love story that pushes the boundaries of onscreen representation
Sukhmani Khorana, UNSW Sydney SBS’s new romantic drama Four Years Later comes in the middle of an eventful week for ...
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SBS Radio rebranded to SBS Audio, will serve in 63 languages
SBS (Special Broadcasting Service) Radio has changed its name to SBS Audio and made significant improvements to its audio language ...
Palestinian ‘Trail of Tears’: The World is Finally Waking Up to the Violent and Duplicitous Face of Zionism
“I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart,” wrote 15-year old Anne Frank in her diary ...
Indian Consulate in Melbourne warns community after emergency helpline spoofed in scam calls
The Indian Consulate in Melbourne has urged members of the Indian community in Australia to remain vigilant after its emergency ...
The right has filled a void on antisemitism – leaving the Jewish left without a language to talk about it
Dennis Altman, La Trobe University It should not be difficult to define antisemitism. The torching of a synagogue in Melbourne ...
Australia to establish new Office for Multicultural Affairs amid record migrant population
The federal government will establish a new Office for Multicultural Affairs within the Department of Home Affairs, as part of ...
Unmasking Misinformation: How to Combat False Narratives About Refugees and Migrants
Daniel Ghezelbash, UNSW Sydney and Saul Wodak, UNSW Sydney Misinformation is a significant threat to our society. It undermines public ...
Indian-origin scientist Kamal Dua pioneers breakthroughs in lung cancer and inflammation research, earns national recognition
In a world increasingly turning to nature for answers to modern health challenges, Indian-origin scientist Dr Kamal Dua is leading ...
Elections mean more misinformation. Here’s what we know about how it spreads in migrant communities
Fan Yang, The University of Melbourne and Sukhmani Khorana, UNSW Sydney Migrants in Australia often encounter disinformation targeting their communities. ...
Why is cricket so popular on the Indian sub-continent?
Vaughan Cruickshank, University of Tasmania and Brendon Hyndman, Charles Sturt University Cricket originated in England, but has been spread worldwide ...
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