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We’re living in an ever more isolated society with one in four older Australians living alone. If meeting new likeminded people in your community isn’t as easy as how it used to be, how about creating your very own social group where people with shared interest can meet you in real life? - Zaman yan ór solafira beci ar eíkdilla ogiyoí, Beca beci manuíc ókkol ekala pan ar honníkka naíde iíndilla go...

Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s. And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less. - Australiar family study góíjje de yan óttu yan lot faíyedé ki beca beci shadi ókkol bañngi zagóí zitarar boc 20 butore asé, ar Australiat bou zamaí butore al...

Join the Rohingya family day this Sunday, 11am-3pm at Springvale Rise Primary School! - Rohingya family day mazé eí Roíbaré hazir oíyo 11am-3pm Springvale Rise Primary School it!

In order to recognize, award and celebrate the academic success of our Rohingya youths in Queensland Australia, through the years of persistent hard work, dedication and determination. It is with great pride Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland Australia (BRAQA) is hosting a prestigious Extraordinary Achievers’ Award Ceremony and Annual General Meeting on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at 2:15 P...

Sajida and her husband left Burma for the safety to Australia through the risky journey in order to secure better future for their children...unfortunately her dream shattered with our government policy, right now her children are in Bangladesh refugee camps one of her son is very sick and need to have operation. This mother trying her best to go visit her children in Bangladesh in coming month. S...

Muhammad Yunus a Rohingyan from Sydney talking about the repatriation, he believed this will not go ahead as this is not the first time this issues arose. To listen to his opinion listen to SBS Rohingya, if you have not download SBS Radio apps yet please do so to listen to our Community voices within Australia every week. - Muhammad Yunus Sydney takéde Rohingya murobbi, Ibaye buzeddekí maamela yan...

Human rights groups are calling on the governments of Bangladesh and Myanmar to suspend plans to repatriate Rohingya refugees, set to begin today until conditions are safe. - Human rights ór façi ókkol asedé itara Bangladesh ór ar Myanmar sorhar ór hasé aros goredé ki tarar pelanin ziyan asé Rohingya ókkollore Burma wapes goríbar, pelanin ya irada yan eítar tiya gorí felaí bolla zeíto din fan Burm...

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia. Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety. However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - Ekhón ór butore Australiat mazé homos hom 5 million 18 bosor or nisé gura fuaín ókkol asé. Uni...

Zurah begum one of the respected elder in Rohingya community in Sydney talk about walking and its beneficial ...let listen more to her opinion.. - Zurah begum ziba neíki Sydney Rohingya comaj ór butoror murobbí, Iba ye hoddé ki açon óildeiki beca beci zoruri gaár aram ólla.

There are many health benefits of walking. And walking with others adds fun and friendship along the way. Have you thought about joining a group for a different experience? - Eçá beca beci faída ókkol asé daí daí gorí aço nót, Fuwaíjja ókkol lo banaí fariba...tuñi honó baíffoné daí gorí açi bolla?

Sofia Amanullah Rohingya woman who left her home country with her family for the safety to Malaysia than Australia. Residing in Melbourne and learning English. She was telling SBS Rohingya that she felt reborn again from learning new language which is English. Listen to the interview to hear more about her. - Sofia Amanullah uggwá Rohingya maíyafuwa zibayé neíki femilr fuwati dec óttu neíli aí giy...

SBS have launched their National Languages Competition 2019 to encourage language learning and language retention in Australia, and in recognition of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous languages. Now in its fourth year, the nationwide competition is open to Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including English and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages....

The homelessness crisis in Australia is getting worst. At the last census, there were more than 116 00 people with no permanent home in the country, with no clear national plan to fight homelessness and a lack of affordable housing, there's no sign of things getting better. - Australiat mazé din ottu din ót beca beci manuic ókkol begór ojar góí, mosolah yan boçi zar gói de kiyallah hoílé,,gór ókko...

Time past very quick and it has been 1 year now since SBS Rohingya is launched last year. It was not an easy journey to start content for the very first time in Australia perhaps in world as part of an official broadcasting body. It is an amazing achievement for Rohingya language. Every week there will be contain uploaded as part of Settlement Guide and interviews with community members. This has...

Around one in four Australian children are affected by bullying at school. As a parent, it can be hard to know what to do if your child is a victim of bullying or if they're the bully themselves. ... asks experts what parents can do to support their children and end bullying - har 4 zon fuaíndor butore eskool ót hamaka ekzon bulli goredé mosola yan ót forí zagoí, maa baf oíyaré ki kodom gin loí fa...

Finding work as a skilled migrant can prove to be difficult with many arriving in Australia and taking jobs unrelated to their profession. But a unique approach has been taken in Melbourne with migrants getting the chance to pitch themselves and their credentials directly to employers in a shark tank style event. - Skill migrant visa loí aíccede itarattu ham ekkan tuaíbolla beci duk oíjagoí. Night...

Are the suits you wear to work every day tax-deductible? It is that time of year again to get your tax affairs in order. So what is the Australian Taxation Office targeting this year? - zedugun horsalla tuñi dabi góror hono beggun soí orné? Tax offísyé ki ki jenis ókkollot nozor rakiboú? Fúni so...

Rallies to free Manus Island and Nauru asylum seekers have been held around Australia. Protesters called for an end to six -years of offshore detention. XXX reports. [[Script]] Placards reading "bring them home" were held aloft as protesters called for the Morrison Government to allow asylum seekers into Australia. Crowds turned out in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart and Darwin [[Sat...

With young people being more tech-savvy than ever, it's important for the adults around them to do the right things to keep them safe. .... finds out what you can do to ensure that your children have a positive experience online? - Zamana Ibat maze zohon nojuwan ókkol óttu technologir baabote beci zana ogiyóí ,beci estamal góra yo za , yan olla boli yan becí zoruri deki boro manuíc ókkol yani maa...

If you're looking to start your career in Australia or are already working and want to upskill or change path, TAFE might be a good option for you. It provides vocational education and training in every Australian state, covering many industries. XXX looks at what the TAFE system has to offer. - Zedice tuñi Australiat tuáñár ham ar fonna curu goítto saílé,Tafe óildeki uggawá rasta. Aro zaínto saíl...

This a short interview with MRS Toiba who moved interstate with her family. She gave some advises about what need to be done before move. Listen to her interview with Yasmeen Ahmed. - Toiba óildeki añárar boín úggawa Sydney óttu Adelaide lori giyoide,fúni so añárar boín ibayé ki ki towajju faíde yan.

NAIDOC stands for the National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee. It is a significant week in the Australian calendar, and an especially important one for many Indigenous communities around the country. It is a week to celebrate our culture and heritage, commemorate our history, unify our communities, and to share with the rest of the nation. NAIDOC Week happens each year between th...

Each Year almost four hundred thousand Australians relocate for work,education,lifestyle,family or better community support. The number of people moving interstate is on the increase. - Fotti bosór ye homoshom 4lakh manuic ókkol Australiar butore lora sora goré. Tarar faídalla. Aró zaínñto saílé fúni só.

We are thrilled to celebrate Opening Doors graduate Amina Khatun on her award for Outstanding Service To The Community! Pictured here with Julian Burnside QC, Amina received the honour at the annual Refugee and Asylum Seeker Recognition Awards, hosted by Friends of Refugees. Amina is a youth ambassador, anti-domestic violence advocate, translator for her local Rohingya community, and an incredible...

Almost 20 years ago,Australia launched a national scheme to assist first timers to get into a home of their own. Under the scheme,first home buyers who purchase or build a residential property to live in,receive a one-off grant which is not means-tested. - Foila bar gor kino bolla modot. Zainto sale aro funi so..