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A man and his son pulled from the rubble in earthquake-hit Venezuela; A new round of hearings begins in the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion; and in the World Cup, Canada advance to the round of 16, after beating South Africa.

Rescue efforts intensify in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes; The US says the Strait of Hormuz must remain open and free; and in Sport, Australia moves to the knockout stage at the FIFA World Cup.

"Our Language is an Element of Our Existence" is the theme of a lecture to be held on 25 June, organised by the Assyrian Centre and presented by Adel Dano and Emil Shiba. The lecture will focus on two important issues: strengthening and promoting the Assyrian language among younger generations, and exploring ways for Assyrian writers to better distribute and promote their work within the community...

A record for Cristiano Ronaldo, a milestone for Luka Modrić, and frustration for England. I'm Ninos Emmanuel and this is your wrap of Day 13 of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

In this program: Interview with Hermiz Shahen about the Policy Summit in Canberra; ALC feature about the negotiations between the US and Iran; highlights of the FIFA World Cup 2026, day 12 and in Australia Explained, the flag of Torres Strait Islander.

Palestinians in Gaza City voice grief over findings of a UN inquiry report; Reaction after a Senate inquiry on NDIS legislation is extended for two months; and in football, England and Ghana both aim to reach the World Cup knockout rounds.

The Assyrian National Council of Australia (ANCA) is organising a Policy Summit on the future of the Nineveh Plains, to be held on 1 July 2026. The summit will take place at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra. ANCA President Hermiz Shahin told SBS Assyrian that numerous ambassadors, diplomats, and politicians have been invited to attend the event. He also stated that a number of Assyrian...

History was made on Day 12 of the FIFA World Cup, with Lionel Messi becoming the tournament's all-time leading goalscorer. And the race for the Golden Boot is heating up, with Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland all scoring doubles.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party; The Greens call the planned NDIS overhaul 'inhuman' piece of legislation; and in sport, the Socceroos game against Paraguay is very crucial

Iran and the United States are giving conflicting accounts over whether the Strait of Hormuz remains open. Negotiators for both countries have concluded the first round of talks in Switzerland, with reports Iranian diplomats exited discussions early over a threat made by US President Donald Trump.

Conflicting claims over whether the Strait of Hormuz remains open; Queensland’s treasurer threatens to name and shame power retailers; and in sport, Belgium and Iran finish nil-all at the World Cup.

Two children killed in a horror crash in southwest Sydney; President Trump says the US will resume bombing if Iran breaks the peace agreement; and in sport, the hero of Cape Verde's World Cup team becomes a social media legend

The early success of the Socceroos at the World Cup has again shone a light on the success stories of multicultural Australia. From refugee camps and humble migrant beginnings to sport's greatest stage- here's the story, as told through the eyes of three members of the Australian squad.

Concerns over the US-Iran peace deal as Israel refuses to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon; Perth school mourns nine-year-old Hania Ahmed after Pakistan shooting; and in the World Cup, a shock result for favourites, Spain, against cup newcomers Cape Verde...

Records were broken and superstars delivered on Day 6 of the FIFA World Cup. Lionel Messi became the first player to feature in six World Cups and celebrated with a hat-trick, while Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland both scored doubles in impressive victories. Welcome to the World Cup Daily Update. I'm [producer name], and this is your wrap of Day 6 of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Pauline Hanson to make National Press Club debut amid One Nation rise; UN reports sharp fall in Lebanon violence after Iran deal, and in sport, Paul Curtis loses bid to overturn three-match AFL ban.

In this program; Episode three of Family Matters with Emil Shiba: Oliver Slewa talks about the power of Attorney in Legal Matters then a feature about small business about refugees opportunities.

Oliver Slewa explains the importance of establishing both a Power of Attorney and a Guardianship appointment. These legal arrangements are essential for managing a person's financial, legal, and health matters. Mr Slewa notes that while a person may appoint someone as their attorney while they still have full mental capacity, the authority granted under an Enduring Power of Attorney generally take...

This week, Australia celebrates the one million refugees who’ve made a home here since the end of World War Two. While some employers are offering new jobs and training, there are also calls to cut the refugee intake and some initiatives are at risk.

In this final episode of Family Matters, Emil Shiba discusses the vital role parents play in raising their children and fostering healthy family relationships. He explains how parents can establish open lines of communication, encourage children to express their thoughts and feelings, and create a supportive environment at home. Mr Shiba also highlights the importance of parental guidance, advice,...

Confirmation of a peace deal in the US Iran conflict; New South Wales to hold an inquiry after a Sydney shark attack in highly unusual conditions; the Ukraine war on the agenda as world leaders head to the G-7 summit in France; and in football, the Socceroos win 2-1 against Turkey in the FIFA World Cup

Paul Georgis is the Officer of Health Education at the South Western Sydney Health District, talks to SBS Assyrian about a campaign from the NSW Health Department about raising awareness on being exposed to, inhaling carbon monoxide and what are the best ways to avoid exposure to this deadly gas, particularly during winter when gas heaters are widely used.

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Iran not backing down with its war in the US ; Japan's Ambassador to Australia supports stronger ties between his country and Australia; and in sport, Sprint sensation Gout Gout finishes sixth in Diamond League debut ...

Call for Iran to re-engage with nuclear watchdog; treatment method for US Ebola patient shows promise; and in sport, the Matildas notch a win over Mexico as they look to next year's World Cup