[Click@SBS] Top clicks of the week on SBS Korean

The Weekly Overview 'Click@SBS' examines the key articles and features broadcast over the week.

Translating to "bridge" in Korean, Dari connects Korean street food with Melbourne cafe culture. Source: SBS Food

Find out the main articles and stories over the week on SBS Radio Korean.

• It began as a snack for hungry K-pop stars before they performed on TV.
• Many occupations which are popular among visa hopefuls are not in the skill shortage list, according to the latest labour market analysis of the skilled occupations.
• The Gold Coast wants to be renamed from a metropolitan to a regional area so it can boost the number of international students and skilled migrants.
• Qantas has completed a 'historic' 19-hour non-stop test flight from New York to Sydney.
• The headmaster of an elite private school has apologised after a group of students were caught on camera singing an "offensive" chant.
• SBS Radio Korean Program was looking closely at the DAMA (Designated Area Migration Agreement).
• A Korean Australian mother, Jung Yoon, has initiated a project called 'Let's Be Friends', an art campaign aiming to enhance intercultural relationships between people from diverse cultural and social backgrounds so as to help multicultural mums with a child with disability.
• This weekend's highlights on the SBS World Movies channel (Digital Channel 32)