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SBS Punjabi Special Food Safety Investigation

Are imported foods at risk of making Australians sick? SBS Punjabi Radio investigates.

SBS Special Food Safety Investigation

EXCLUSIVE: Australian supermarkets revealed to be selling dangerous or banned foods

Australians consume diverse food items, mostly imported from overseas. But, are we sure these foods are safe? How is Australia controlling their quality?
SBS Special Food Safety Investigation

Exclusive: SBS Testing reveals worrying levels of chemicals in foods available for sale in Australia

Worrying and in some cases illegal levels of heavy metals, carcinogenic insecticide and arsenic has been found in multiple foods being imported into Australia as...
SBS Special Food Safety Investigation

Banned substance Betel Nut readily available for sale in Australia

The drug Betel Nut, a substance banned from sale in Australia, was found to be readily available at South Asian grocery stores in Melbourne.
SBS Special Food Safety Investigation

Labels reveal foods not intended for sale in Australia are readily available

If you've ever bought a brand name product in Australia that looks familiar yet is labelled in a different language, or 'For sale in…' another country, you could...
SBS Special Food Safety Investigation

Regulatory failings identified in Australia’s food imports

Why are dangerous products getting past Australia's import and food safety regulators? SBS Punjabi Radio investigates.

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26 Nov 2016 - 7:43pm

New, tougher Australian citizenship test on its way

The new test is likely to ask questions about the applicant's employment history, whether their spouse is attending English lessons and whether their children are...
26 Nov 2016 - 1:35pm

Two versions of the Indian Rs 500 note!

The hurry in printing the new currency notes in India has resulted in two variants of Indian Rs 500 note.
26 Nov 2016 - 11:06am

Boy hits puberty, grows a tail!

Puberty usually is associated with many physical and emotional changes such as mood swings and hair growth, but for this boy in India, things went a little too far.
25 Nov 2016 - 5:20pm

India allows foreign citizens to exchange up to Rs. 5000 per week

India's Finance Ministry has suddenly stopped the facility of swapping the old currency notes with the new ones at banks, limiting it to the branches of the RBI.
26 Nov 2016 - 2:50pm

Indian-origin service station attendant fights off armed robber with lollies

The Lolly grenades blunted not just the weapon of the robber, but also his morale.
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SBS Radio Services Review

SBS Radio is conducting a public consultation on the criteria it is proposing for the SBS Radio Services Review.

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