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Since the 1979 overthrow of the Shah of Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran has remained a longstanding geopolitical challenge for the United States. The recent killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been viewed by some as a chance to topple the ruling ayatollahs. Yet experts warn that replacing Iran’s leadership is far more complicated than it may seem.

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Iranian state media have confirmed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is dead. Australian leaders have thrown their support behind the strikes on Iran amid the reports of his death. For the second time in 12 months, the US and Israel have conducted co-ordinated strikes on Iran in what US President Donald Trump called a "massive and ongoing" operation to topple the Iranian administration.

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Travel time between Sydney and Newcastle could drop to just one hour under Australia’s inaugural high-speed rail project. The next development phase is now underway and the federal government says construction could start by 2028, forming the first stretch of a proposed 1,800-kilometre East Coast line from Brisbane to Melbourne. The nearly $90 billion project promises faster commutes, regional housing growth and long-term productivity gains, despite public scepticism over cost and delays.

Ustad Shujaat Husain Khan is one of the leading Indian classical musicians and sitar players. He is the seventh generation of the Imdad Khani Gharana, named after his great-grandfather Ustad Imdad Khan, a sitar and Surbahar player with an innovative 'gayaki ang' (singing style). Speaking with SBS Hindi, the son and disciple of the sitarist Ustad Vilayat Khan, Shujaat Khan, fondly reflects on learnings from maestros and about his favourite clothes.

The Indian Manipuri film 'Boong' has brought global acclaim to regional Indian cinema with its BAFTA win. The film’s music has been composed by Akhu Chingangbam and Zubin Balaporia. SBS Hindi speaks with Akhu Chingangbam about the film’s journey and the creative process behind its music and songs.

From the grand steps of the Met Gala to the keynote stage at the Melbourne Fashion Festival 2026, designer Prabal Gurung has built a career on storytelling through fabric and words. In a conversation with SBS Hindi, he reflects on dressing singer Diljit Dosanjh, sharing moments with Michelle Obama at the White House, and the time in India that shaped him. "India has given me my wings" he says, as he continues to soar after having claimed his American dream. Once a young boy from Nepal mocked for 'walking like a girl', Gurung now stands at the forefront of global fashion, measuring his success in impact.

A recent survey shows up to 60 per cent of international students fear the cost of healthcare in Australia. Many avoid seeking medical help due to cost fears, confusion and stigma, especially around sexual and mental health. But a new student-led initiative, Safe Down Under, aims to change that by guiding vulnerable students toward low-cost, confidential and culturally sensitive healthcare services.

More than 30 exporters are currently visiting Australia to showcase a diverse range of food and agricultural products. From traditional packaged sweets and fruit pulps to nutrient-rich millet-based offerings, Indian brands are gearing up to appeal to Australian consumers. In this episode, we speak to Indian official Prashant Seth, who is leading the delegation, and the new Consul General in Melbourne, Aneesh Ranjan, to discuss how Indian exporters can successfully enter the Australian market while navigating its rules, regulations and compliance requirements.

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At Western Sydney University’s Orientation Week, newly arrived students from India reflect on the immediate shifts shaping their Australian university journey. From building new routines and letting go of familiar comforts to rediscovering childhood habits that eased the transition, the conversations capture uncertainty, humour, and resilience. Student leaders also share practical tips and strategies, making this podcast a warm exchange of experiences, adaptation, and hope.

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