SBS Nepali - एसबीएस नेपाली पोडकास्ट

Australia experienced the fourth hottest year on record in 2016, according to the Bureau of Meteorology's annual climate statement. Sydney, Brisbane, Hobart and Darwin have all recorded their warmest year. It has also been wet, with rainfall 17 per cent above average. Will this trend continue in 2017? Meteorologist Bimal KC had this to say...

Prakriti shrestha had been regularly going to the gym for almost 12 years as a hobby. However, in 2016 she decided to take her body building to the next level and won gold medal in her first ever professional competition, becoming the first Nepali Australian woman to do so. Since then, she has travelled overseas and added many more medals to her name. Prakriti and her gym partner, a champion body builder himself, Santosh Shrestha spoke to SBS Nepali about their success and plans for 2017...

Australian woman Stephanie Woollard has visited Nepal twenty one times. During those trips, she has helped empower more than five thousand Nepali woman through Seven Women Project, an organization she started in 2006. For her work in Nepal, Woollard was recently awarded at a Rotary event held at UN headquarters in New York. She spoke to SBS Nepali during Melbourne's Nepal festival...

Australia has won the first test despite great fight back from Pakistan. The Australian side is finally gaining the winning momentum after few inexperienced players have settled in their new roles, says Jeevan Thapa.   -

पाकिस्तानलाई पहिलो टेस्टमा ठुलै चुनौति दिएको अस्ट्रेलिया अब बल्ल आफ्नो विजयी लयमा फर्केको छ भनी जीवन थापा बताउनु हुन्छ।

Prabin Gautam, who represented Australia as young entrepreneur in the recent G20 summit, says now is the best time to start your own business. With the rapid growth in technology, digital entrepreneurship is lifting the game for all entrepreneurs said Gautam when he spoke to SBS Nepali...

With various reports about declining quality of Maths and Science education and declining interests among students in those subjects in Australia, experts are urging the use of migrant scientist as science communicators.  Various programs are being organized around Australia to deal with this issue and Bharat Raj Poudel attended one such event in Brisbane...

A new report says that up to 2.4 million Australians are missing out on some or all of their superannuation entitilements. Prepared in conjunction with the Australian Tax Office and the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the report says some employers are profiting up to $3.6 billion a year by dodging compulsory superannuation payments...

10 Nepali football clubs in Sydney will be competing in the inaugural Nepalese soccer cup . The competition starts from 11th of December 2016 and is planned to continue till March 2017 said Kalyan Khadka and Manish Pokharel, two of the members of the competition organizing committee. They spoke to SBS Nepali about why they decided to start a new football competition in Sydney...

Leaders of 18 faith groups including Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu and Jewish are calling on the federal government to legislate to discourage slavery-like conditions in Australia and in its trading partners. Writing as the Australian Freedom Network, they're asking the government and business leaders to support a Modern Slavery Act...

Authorities in Victoria say the death toll from 21st November's freak thunderstorm asthma event in Melbourne has risen to eight. The storm saw more than 8500 people admitted to hospital with severe asthma.  What causes the storm to affect people with breathing problems? How can such incidents be prevented? Melbourne General Practioner Bimal Shrestha had this to say...