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A weekly class in Sydney is inspiring adults of all ages to embrace the power of hip-hop dance.

SBS Japanese visited Sydney's Fukuoka prefecture association's annual mochi event. Freshly pounded mochi was served with sweet red bean paste, coated in kinako or prepared as Fukuoka-style ozoni soup.

Wine expert Yuko Frost discusses the rise of non-alcoholic wines in Australia and how these drinks can be enjoyed even by regular wine drinkers.

Our Tuesday segment, Australia Wide covers local events and useful community information from six cities across Australia . This week, Kylie Cuff reports from Darwin. On air 17 December 2024.

When you think of hip-hop, what comes to mind? Powerful beats, bold street fashion, or maybe high-energy performances by young dancers? In a Sydney studio, however, a hip hop class for adults is gaining popularity—a place where age and attire don’t matter. After all, there’s no age limit to dancing!

The Japanese media franchise, Hello Kitty, has generated billions of dollars over decades. With over 50,000 product lines sold in more than 130 countries, the Hello Kitty brand has transcended language and cultural barriers to reach its 50th birthday. But what accounts for the enduring appeal?

The Japanese media franchise, Hello Kitty, has generated billions of dollars over decades. With over 50,000 product lines sold in more than 130 countries, the Hello Kitty brand has transcended language and cultural barriers to reach its 50th birthday. But what accounts for the enduring appeal?

Megu lost her husband to leukemia in her mid-thirties. She says that face painting helped her cope with her grief, and the children's smiles encouraged her to be a strong mother.

Australian teenager Arisa Trew made history at the Paris Olympics, winning Australia's first medal in the women's skateboarding finals - and becoming the country's youngest ever gold Olympic medallist. For Arisa, the journey to winning gold has been rewarding - and her parents say it has been full…

After making history at the Paris 2024 Olympics, teen skateboarder Arisa Trew shares how she is settling in back at school and dealing with fame, while staying focused on having fun.