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A recent KPMG survey shows that 82 per cent of CEOs expect a complete return to in-office work by 2027. However, career coach Nasishadh Gadani argues that simply offering incentives may not be enough to bring employees back. On the other hand, IT professional Chetan Singh believes hybrid work models are here to stay for the long term. So, what’s the real situation? Itee Dewan reports.

The Indian Community Day, a highly anticipated event by the National Gallery of Victoria, will take place on October 13, 2024. This event celebrates Victoria's Indian cultural heritage with vibrant dance and music performances, interactive art workshops, a panel discussion on the influence of Indian garments on contemporary fashion, and food stalls. Don't miss this podcast featuring artist Bushra Hasan, who will provide insights into her art workshop at the event, offering the local community a unique glimpse into the essence of India.

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Local council elections are scheduled to be held in Victoria this month. Each candidate employs various methods to present their representation to the voters effectively. In this podcast, Nabeel Hasan interviewed several candidates running in different wards to learn about their campaigns. He also spoke to an expert to get an overall perspective on the ways of campaigning.

A recent study by the World Health Organisation highlights how negative stereotypes can lead to elder abuse and force older individuals out of the workforce. Prem Sinha, President of the Northern Region Indian Seniors Association of Victoria, explains how his organisation is supporting older migrants in Australia by fostering social connections and community engagement.

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Indian pomegranates have officially reached Australia, with a shipment of more than 300 trays recently arriving in Melbourne. This follows updated import regulations that allow Indian pomegranates into the country, provided they undergo irradiation treatment before export. In this podcast, SBS Hindi interviews Kay Bee Exports' Chief Executive, Kaushal Khakhar, who shared that the Indian fruit has received a positive response.

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As the peak holiday season approaches, many travellers, including members of the Indian community, are preparing to visit their hometowns and reunite with loved ones. In this podcast, travel agent Nirav Kotak provides valuable insights into direct flight options between Australia and India. Currently, Qantas and Air India are the only airlines offering non-stop flights between the two countries. Qantas has confirmed it will offer daily flights to Bengaluru, one of southern India's key cities, from December 2024 to March 2025 to meet the growing demand during this peak season.

As Australia reviews its cyber laws and social media moderation policies, SBS Hindi speaks with Nadeem Ahmed, founder of the popular Facebook group "Indians In Sydney," which boasts 135,000 members. Ahmed discusses how his role as a moderator has changed over time, what drives him, and how his team handles online scammers. Recently recognised as NSW Volunteer of the Year, Ahmed’s community influence was further highlighted when his India Day event received support from the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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The fourth edition of Mahatma Peace Symposium, held at the New South Wales Parliament to celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's 155th birth anniversary, saw the launch of the 'Super Naari' initiative by the Saroni Roy Foundation. This program aims to address period poverty and improve access to menstrual hygiene products for women. Attended by ministers, community leaders, and NGOs, state's Minister for Women Jodie Harrison praised the initiative as aligning with Gandhi’s teachings of empowerment and equality.