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With the rise of artificial intelligence, concerns are now being raised about the non-consensual spread of deepfake pornography. The eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, says she has received multiple reports of young people being bullied by having purely synthetic pornographic images of them shared. Experts say that banning deepfake pornography is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to addressing some of the deeper cultural issues surrounding gendered violence.

In 2018, Shabbir Kanchwala, 47, launched his tea business in Melbourne. On this year's International Tea Day, celebrated on May 21, Itee Dewan delves into the saga of an entrepreneur who encountered various hurdles, notably a setback involving the disposal of almost 90 kilograms of tea. What led to this challenge, and what makes Shabbir's narrative particularly uplifting today?

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India's well known stand-up artist Amit Tandon is ready to present his new comedy set, 'Hamara Zamane Mein' in Australia. Known for his 'clean comedy' and family-centric content, his new set is based on the generational gap and nostalgia. Mr Tandon spoke to SBS Hindi about his new set, starting his comedy career in his late thirties, performing inside the Indian prison and much more.

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According to a recent report by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA), Australians from non-English speaking backgrounds experience a substantial superannuation gap. The analysis indicates that, on average, these individuals are about $140,000 worse off in retirement compared to those who are fluent in English. Financial Advisor Deepak Bansal examines the underlying causes of this disparity and offers guidance on effective future planning strategies.

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National Volunteer Week will be held between 20-26 May this year. SBS Hindi spoke to volunteers at the heart of palliative care about making time to help people live well until they die. Besides sharing memorable anecdotes, the volunteers urged Indians in Australia to get involved in end-of-life care and make a meaningful impact.

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