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1 week ago | sbs.com.au | Niv Sadrolodabaee |Shivé Prema

Victoria Police is investigating after several groups dressed in all black were seen on overpasses along Melbourne's Monash Freeway holding racist and Islamophobic banners. Police said they had been alerted to offensive slogans being displayed at several locations along the freeway just after 9.30am on Saturday — the day of . A witness provided SBS News photos of several of the banners which read: "No black votes should count; No Muslim votes should count; and Only Aussie votes should count.

Jan 5, 2025 | sbs.com.au | Jessica Bahr |Shivé Prema

با فرارسیدن تابستان و گرم‌تر شدن هوا، گردشگران و باشندگان محلی به‌سوی سواحل آسترالیا هجوم آورده اند. افزایش تعداد مردم در سواحل، دوباره موضوع سلوک مناسب در ساحل و بحر را مطرح کرده است. از پخش موسیقی گرفته تا برپایی خیمه و آوردن سگ، این نکات را باید درباره آداب ساحلی بدانید:خیمه‌ها، سایبان‌ها و چتری‌های بزرگ از مناظر رایج در سواحل هستند و گزینه‌های مناسبی برای ایجاد سایه و محافظت در برابر آفتاب به شمار می‌روند. با این حال، هنگام بیروبار، باید به اندازه‌ای جایی‌که اشغال می‌کنید توجه داشته باشید.

May 3, 2024 | sbs.com.au | Shivé Prema

The familiar twang of an Australian accent is a common sound when walking the streets of London. But with a high cost of living, bad weather, and even worse coffee (according to some), it begs the question: why do so many Aussies move to London? Some 87,000 Australians were living in the United Kingdom in 2021, according to the UK's 2021 census, the majority of whom lived in London.

Feb 13, 2024 | sbs.com.au | Shivé Prema

Si estás en «RunTok», el rincón de TikTok obsesionado con correr, es posible que hayas visto videos que afirman que los clubes de corredores son las nuevas aplicaciones de citas. Y dado que el nuevo año a menudo trae consigo nuevos objetivos de acondicionamiento físico y citas, la perspectiva de unirse a un club de corredores para encontrar pareja puede parecer matar dos pájaros de un tiro.

Feb 7, 2024 | sbs.com.au | Shivé Prema

If this sounds like mumbo jumbo, it's not. These viral memes, when used separately or together, are often referred to as 'brain rot'. Brain rot (also written as brainrot) is not a medical or scientific term. It's a phrase used to describe content considered to be of low value, such as internet memes, and having a negative effect on the viewer — a side effect of 'doomscrolling' or being 'chronically online'.