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Understanding and respecting Indigenous knowledge of medicine may be the key to providing more holistic and culturally sensitive care in today's healthcare settings.

Mulada Aprim has been in Australia for two months after migrating with his parents from Iraq. He plans to continue his studies in peace and human rights, which he began in Iraq. In his first appearance within the community, Aprim recited a poem in honour of Assyrian Martyrs Day, which was warmly received by those attending the Assyrian Democratic Movement's commemoration event.

A pilot dead after a helicopter crashes into the roof of a hotel in Queensland; Early voting begins ahead of the Northern Territory election next week; And in sport, Top breakdancing judge praises Australian b-girl Raygun's kangaroo move for originality.

Medallist and flag-bearer Jess Fox elected to the IOC Athletes' Commission; protests continue in the United Kingdom and in sport; Australian Matt Richardson is through to the sprint semi-finals at Olympic track cycling.

SBS Assyrian honours the memory of Gorial Shimoun, an esteemed Assyrian writer, theatre director, songwriter, and media personality, who passed away on 6 August, 2024, in Jordan. We interviewed Yousipos Sarkis, a Sydney-based writer and researcher of Assyrian music, and a close friend of Shimoun's during the 1970s and 1980s. Sarkis shared insights into Shimoun's achievements and creative contribut...

Experts say that dealing with bullying behaviours is never easy but always necessary, as the harm caused can impact children for years. To provide up-to-date advice on supporting a child experiencing bullying at school or online, we consult specialists in education, psychology, and cyberbullying response.

A five-day tour of key battleground states for Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz; At least 100 facing charges over the rioting in the U-K. And Australia has broken the men's team pursuit world record at the Paris Olympics.

US stocks fall sharply over fears of a recession; more violent protests in the United Kingdom, and Australia's Noémie Fox has won the women's kayak cross final at the Paris Olympics.

'Genocide' is a powerful term — it's been called the "crime of crimes". When does large-scale violence become genocide, and why is it so difficult to prove and punish?

In this last episode, Mr Zkharya talks about his migration to Australia. How he managed to get his first job. Mr Zkharya talks about his involvement and service to the Assyrian community in Sydney.

Immanuel Sada is the head of the Assyrian Democratic Movement in Sydney. He spoke to SBS Assyrian about the commemoration of the Assyrian Martyrs Day and the Assyrian martyr's monument project in Simele-Northern Iraq

Australia increases its terrorism threat level from possible to probable; Fifty cent fares for Queensland commuters starting today; And in Olympic news, Australian high jumpers claim silver and bronze - the first double podium athletics finish in decades

mThe United Nations calls for calm after the assassination of the political leader of Hamas; Donald Trump falsely questions Kamala Harris' ethnicity; And the Matildas are out of the Paris Olympics.

One of Hamas' most high ranking leaders, Ismail Haniyeh, has been killed in an attack on his residence in Tehran. It comes following the death of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukur in Beirut from an Israeli air strike, raising tensions in the Middle East to a dangerous degree.

Learn how to talk about your kids when they are a bit challenging.

Rex Airlines enters voluntary administration with hundreds of jobs in jeopardy At least one person dead after Israel launches a strike in Beirut targeting a Hezbollah leader; And back-to-back Olympic gold medals for Australian swimmer Kaylee McKeown

In this episode, Mr Zkharya talks about leaving Iraq in 1963 to work in Kuwait. He worked there for six years and established himself in that Gulf country. In 1970, he decided to migrate to Australia and settle here for the rest of his life.

The Assyrian National Council — Australia will commemorate 7 August, the Assyrian Martyrs Day, on 4 August in 2024. Council president, Hermis Shahen, spoke to SBS Assyrian about the significance of the day and the program of events the council had prepared.

Every day, pedestrians across Australia break the law without knowing it. This can result penalties and occasionally accidents. Stay safe and avoid an unexpected fine by familiarising yourself with some of Australia’s common pedestrian laws.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong is visiting the Joint Security Area in the demilitarized zone on the border with North Korea. The federal government is keeping an "hour by hour" watch on regional airline Rex amid rising concerns the carrier is in financial trouble. Australian swimmer Molly O'Callaghan is not satisfied with her Paris Olympics performance, despite winning her first gold medal in an indi...

A missile attack on Israel's Golan Heights has left 12 people dead, most of them children. The Israeli government have blamed military group Hezbollah for the attack and threatened to retaliate, further escalating the conflict in the region.

New ministers sworn in as Anthony Albanese reshuffles his frontbench; Venezuelans in Australia say they are being dissuaded from voting; And in skateboarding, Heartbreak for Chloe Covell, as she finishes eighth in the women's final at the Olympics

Thousands of protesters have descended on Washington to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to a joint session of US Congress. This comes as International Criminal Court prosecutors are seeking arrest warrants for Mr Netanyahu and his defence minister, as well as top Hamas officials, over alleged war crimes.

News of the week

Protests and arrests in Washington DC following Israeli Prime Minister's speech before Congress; Typhoon Gaemi makes landfall in Taiwan; and, in sport, Australia advances to rugby sevens quarter-finals at the Paris Olympics.