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19/08/2026

For many Australians, Aboriginal land ownership is something they know little about.
 
While reporting from the Garma Festival in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, home to the Yolŋu people, we wanted to better understand what it actually means. Why is this land Aboriginal-owned? Why do you need a permit to come here? And what does it tell us about Australia’s history?
 
Dilpreet Taggar speaks with John-Paul Janke to unpack the history behind Arnhem Land and the significance of Aboriginal land rights.
 
[SBS, SBS Spice, Garma Festival, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Yolŋu, First Nations, Always Was Always Will Be, Aboriginal Australia, Indigenous Australia]

🚨IT’S DILPREET DAY🚨SBS Spice’s Supreme Leader Dilpreet Taggar (Dilpreet Taggar) turns a year older today and you can joi...
13/08/2026

🚨IT’S DILPREET DAY🚨

SBS Spice’s Supreme Leader Dilpreet Taggar (Dilpreet Taggar) turns a year older today and you can join the party by wishing her!

As our Executive Producer, Dilpreet is the heart of SBS Spice and its success today is a testament to her hard work and dedication in making it a digital home for South Asians in Australia.

She is an incredibly passionate and gifted journalist who will always go the extra mile to make sure every Spice story is delivered to you as authentically as possible.

We love you Dilpreet and SBS Spice wouldn’t be as spicy without you ❤️🌶️

08/08/2026

Stories that belong in every Australian community.

SBS Spice was privileged to be invited to Garma, Australia’s largest Indigenous cultural gathering.

Our Executive Producer Dilpreet Taggar (Dilpreet Taggar) went live with Natalie Ahmat on National Indigenous Television , alongside Helen Chen from SBS Chinese, to talk about bringing First Nations stories to South and Southeast Asians.

Because understanding First Nations cultures and histories is fundamental to understanding the country we call home.

[SBS, SBS Spice, Indians in Australia, Indian culture, Aboriginal culture]

28/07/2026

India's youth protest movement just forced its biggest political concession yet.

After weeks of demonstrations over the NEET exam controversy, India's Education Minister has resigned. Many protesters are celebrating, but others say the fight for reform is far from over.

Story by Dilpreet Taggar with additional inputs from SBS Asia Correspondent Aaron Fernandes.

28/07/2026

For centuries, artists have imagined Vishnu in countless forms.

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu explores what those interpretations reveal about the societies, beliefs, and ideas that shaped them.

We visited the Art Gallery of New South Wales to speak with artists Desmond Lazaro and Sumakshi Singh, and co-curator Chaitanya Sambrani about the exhibition, now showing until 5 October 2026

17/07/2026

In Hinduism, the fate of the universe doesn’t rest with its creator. It rests with its preserver.

That role belongs to Vishnu. Avatar: Forms of Vishnu at the Art Gallery of NSW brings together almost 200 works spanning 15 centuries, exploring one of Hinduism’s principal deities through sculpture, painting and sacred objects from across South and Southeast Asia.

Whether you grew up with these stories or are encountering them for the first time, Avatar: Forms of Vishnu invites you to see one of the world’s oldest living religions through the eyes of the artists who have interpreted it for centuries.

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu is showing at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until 5 October 2026.

SBS Spice was invited by the Art Gallery of NSW to experience the exhibition.

05/06/2026

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29/05/2026

Listen to SBS Spice wherever you get your podcasts! We’re also in YouTube now 🎙️🎥

20/05/2026

One is a taste test. Six is research.
 
Fuzz Ali shows us how Indo-Fijians put their own spin on one of South Asia’s most beloved sweets: jalebi. Crispy. Syrupy. Slightly tart. Dangerously easy to demolish.
 
Find the full recipe on via the link in bio.
 
New videos drop every Wednesday on SBS Spice. This is Mapping South Asian Food.
 
📝 Fiji sweet cart jalebi by Fuzz Ali
 
[Fijian food, Indo-Fijian food, Indians in Fiji, family recipes, SBS Food, SBS Spice, jalebi, Fijian jalebi]

15/05/2026

The lights and sounds might change in this video, but Mariam Seddiq remains CONSISTENT. That was also her favourite word of the day.
 
We loved catching up with the prolific Australian designer at Australian Fashion Week yesterday.
 
Did you go? Comment with what you loved (and didn’t).
 
Photography: Australian Fashion Council (), James Watts () and Harry Hayes ()
 
[SBS, SBS Spice, Australian fashion, what is Australian fashion, what is on at Australian Fashion Week, made in Australia]

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