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German authorities are warning of severe penalties for those responsible for violent riots following nationwide youth-led demonstrations. The unrest comes amid growing frustration over the cost of living, education and public services. Police are investigating who is behind the violence, which has overshadowed largely peaceful protests. #sbsaudiopodcast

Calls for more to be done to lower inflation ahead of anticipated rate rise today; Anthony Albanese again calls for changes to UK backpacker visa scheme, and in sports: Point Of Law wins the Melbourne cup #sbsaudiopodcast

Economists tip another rate hike tomorrow; Voters gear up in the United States for the midterms; and in Rugby League, Tonga defeats Samoa 20-18 in the World Cup contest #sbsaudiopodcast

suspect shot by police after attack outside Israeli embassy in Serbia. No clear winner yet in Israel election; and in sport, . Fraser McReight has won at the Rugby Australia Awards in Sydney #sbsaudiopodcast

In his third performance at the Sydney Opera House, jazz drummer and composer Evan Yako captivated audiences with music and songs celebrating the diverse cultures of the four corners of the world. Oliver Slewa attended the concert, capturing audience reactions and interviewing attendees about their experiences and impressions of the performance. #sbsaudiopodcast

Spain is reeling after its second deadly train crash this year; Israelis weigh in after the national election produces no clear winner; and in sport, Collingwood admits its A-F-L-W program is a disaster. #sbsaudiopodcast

In this program, after the news bulletin, we will present Highlights of Evan Yako's concert at the Opera House; a feature on the opening of the Western Sydney International Airport; and, in How Australia Works, the 5th and final episode. #sbsaudiopodcast

In his third performance at the Sydney Opera House, jazz drummer and composer Evan Yako captivated audiences with music and songs celebrating the diverse cultures of the four corners of the world. Oliver Slewa attended the concert, capturing audience reactions and interviewing attendees about their experiences and impressions of the performance. #sbsaudiopodcast

Australia's first major new airport in more than 50 years has officially opened. The first passenger flight departed Western Sydney International Airport bound for the Gold Coast, marking the start of an era that airport officials say will be a boon for the economy and for travellers. #sbsaudiopodcast

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Adelaide shaken by an earthquake off the South Australian coast; Benjamin Netanyahu hails Trump endorsement as polls open in Israel's elections; and in sport, Harry Kane nets his biggest goal yet: the prestigious Ballon D'or. #sbsaudiopodcast

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A man has appeared in court over the attack on Indi MP Helen Haines, who remains in a critical condition in hospital after being struck by a car in the Victorian town of Wangaratta. The incident has revived debate about safety for parliamentarians, especially women. #sbsaudiopodcast

The Assyrian Registry is a voluntary initiative that documents and connects Assyrians worldwide. The founders claim its aim is to strengthen awareness of a shared national identity, encourage participation across generations, and build lasting connections among Assyrians wherever they live. Co-founder of the project, Namrood Shiba, describes the initiative as a unique and innovative step for Assyr...

National and international news in a week presented in Assyrian. #sbsaudiopodcast

In this program: Interview with Namrood Shiba talking about the Assyrian Registry, an initiative by the Assyria United organisation. A feature about the fires in Canadian airbase that killed at least 4 and injured 39 soldiers and Episode 4 of How Australia Works. #sbsaudiopodcast

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Political violence condemned as MP Helen Haines remains in hospital; Damaged businesses in France begin the process of recovery following violent protests and in Rugby League World Cup, Anticipation among fans ahead of the game between Lebanon and Tonga. #sbsaudiopodcast

At least four soldiers are dead after a fire broke out at a military base in Canada's Alberta province. Prime Minister Mark Carney says it's one of the worst peacetime tragedies to hit Canada's armed forces on home soil. #sbsaudiopodcast

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Joint Select Committee on artificial intelligence begins hearings in Sydney today; Faith communities call for action on climate change in the Pacific, and in tennis, Coco Gauff pulls out a 7-5 6-1 win to advance to the round of 16 at the China Open #sbsaudiopodcast

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In this program: Highlights from the Assyrian Play "Bayan Daran il Atri", Valentine Aghagani talks about the latest government changes on immigration and then an interview with Magdoline Shalalo about the Ashurbanipal Library Book Fair. #sbsaudiopodcast

The Ashurbanipal Library is organising a book exhibition featuring more than 19 Assyrian-Australian writers, showcasing their creative works across fiction, history, literature and language. Ms Magdoline Shalalo, a member of the Ashurbanipal Library committee, says the exhibition offers an opportunity for the Assyrian community in Sydney to meet the writers, explore their published works and disco...