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SBS Punjabi Special Food Safety Investigation

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

16 Feb 2017 - 2:05pm

Illegal opiates are readily available in grocery stores across Australia as Indian 'Kamini' tablets

An investigation by SBS Punjabi radio has revealed that South Asian grocery stores in Australia are selling dangerous drugs which are prohibited.
24 Nov 2016 - 12:33pm

Imported rice in Australia: pesticides and chemicals found to be above safe standards

An SBS investigation has revealed some imported rice available in Australia’s mainstream supermarkets and South Asian shops contain pesticides and fungicides at...
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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8 May 2017 - 8:22pm

Too much delay in processing tourist visas for parents wanting to come to Australia

Adelaide based Jasjit Singh had been waiting for the tourist visa for his mother in law to be approved for 38 days, before contacting SBS Punjabi to share his...
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8 May 2017 - 8:08pm

Remembering Rehmat Sandhu: Melbourne mother devotes her life to charity

Since losing her son Rehmat Sandhu days after his 21st birthday in December 2014, Ravinder Kaur has taken a bold decision to commit her house to Anglicare...
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8 May 2017 - 5:35pm

Here's what to expect from today's budget

Here's what you need to know before Treasurer Scott Morrison begins his budget speech on Tuesday evening.
8 May 2017 - 3:19pm

Australia cancels more than 27,000 visas this financial year

The department has also cancelled over 2,000 visas on character grounds and 820 visa applications were refused for failing to meet the character requirements.
8 May 2017 - 1:07pm

Punjabi fastest growing language in Australia: Harinder Sidhu

According to the 2011 census figures, 71,230 people spoke Punjabi at home in Australia, but the Australian High Commissioner to India expects next month's 2016...
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Welcome to The Chefs’ Line
#TheChefsLine

Culture, heritage and history through food goes next level with the brand-new series The Chefs' Line.
Weeknights 6pm on SBS (from Monday 3rd April).

More detail here
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