SBS Assyrian

In this program: Highlights from award night for three Assyrian writers; Oliver Slewa talking about World Elder Abuse awareness Day and in Australia Explained: the transition to Electric Vehicles in Australia.

Oliver Slewa speaks about the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, although it is observed annually on 15 June, but events are held throughout the month of June. He says the aim is to raise awareness of the neglect, mistreatment and exploitation experienced by older people around the world. The day serves as an opportunity to promote dignity, respect and the rights of seniors while encouraging communi...

The Assyrian Australian Association and the Ashurbanipal Library honoured three Assyrian writers in recognition of their valuable contributions to Assyrian literature and the preservation of the Assyrian language. Adam Homeh, Youel Hawil, and Agnes Nisan received awards and expressed their gratitude to the Ashurbanipal Library for its initiative in acknowledging and celebrating their efforts. They...

12 missing in Philippines earthquake as search and rescue operations continue; Vic premier brushed off leadership speculation; and in sport, Matilda Caitlin Foord to make 150th national appearance against Mexico in Sydney

The government's budget measures coming to a vote in the lower house; the US House of Representatives approves a war powers resolution on Iran; and in sport, the Socceroos prepare for their final World Cup warm-up.

Beirut strikes in Lebanon raise fears of a wider regional escalation; more than 900 Australians recognised in the King's Birthday Honours List; and in sport, teenager Kimi Antonelli makes history with victory in the Monaco Grand Prix...

The government's budget measures coming to a vote in the lower house; the US House of Representatives approves a war powers resolution on Iran, and in sport, the Socceroos prepare for their final World Cup warm-up.

In this episode of Family Matters, family and parenthood advisor Emil Shiba discusses the essential foundations of a successful and lasting marriage. He explores the importance of mutual respect, trust, communication, patience and emotional support in building a healthy relationship between partners. Most importantly, he highlights the need for understanding and acceptance of one another’s beliefs...

Australian troops to be sent to Poland to train Ukrainian soldiers; former Canberra Liberals leader Leanne Castley quits the party, alleging a toxic culture; and in sport, Australia levels its one-day cricket series against Pakistan.

France warns against Israel's escalating attacks in Lebanon; a decision due on the minimum wage for three million Australian workers; and in cycling, Italian rider Elisa Balsamo holds onto the pink jersey, winning stage of the women's Giro d'Italia.

The Deputy Prime Minister has announced a significant shift in the AUKUS deal, with Australia to purchase three second hand nuclear submarines and move to focus on new unmanned underwater drones. The shift comes amid doubts over US capability to produce enough new vessels, prompting concerns Australia will receive less capable and shorter lasting submarines.

Reaction after Iran's president reportedly offers his resignation; One Nation overtakes the Labor Party on primary support in a new poll; and in sport, the Socceroos squad for the World Cup announced.

Reports that the US and Iran have agreed to extend their ceasefire;The AFP says online spaces, social media speeding up radicalisation and in sport, a date named for a state memorial service to honour AFL great Neale Daniher.

In this program: Valentine Aghajani talks about immigration and visas; Marlyn Oshana Galo talks about the Ashurbanipal Library and the awards night and in legal issues, Oliver Slewa explains the significance of the NSW Law Week.

Controversial cuts to investor tax breaks expected to pass parliament when they're introduced today; Israel announces an escalation in its military campaign in Lebanon; and in basketball, Oklahoma City one win away from the NBA finals.

Preparations are underway for the Indian prime minister’s second visit to Australia; National Reconciliation Week marked around the country; and in tennis, Australian Adam Walton defeats former world no. 1 Daniil Medvedev at the French Open.

Each year from 18–24 May, New South Wales marks Law Week, an annual event aimed at raising public awareness about legal rights and responsibilities. The week features seminars, lectures, and public presentations that promote justice, fairness, and equality within the community. Solicitor Oliver Slewa explains the purpose behind establishing this occasion and how greater understanding of the law ca...

A state memorial service for AFL great and campaigner Neale Daniher; Dismay as the estranged husband of a formal national leader pleads guilty to embezzlement; and in sport, Wins and losses for Australians at a sweltering French Open.

SBS Assyrian spoke with Marlyn Galo about a special event at the Ashurbanipal Library in Sydney, where three Assyrian authors will be honoured while also celebrating the latest developments and achievements of the library. Ms Galo said the digitisation process is progressing slowly but steadily. She explained that the library is awaiting a grant from the State Library, which would assist in digiti...

Activists from a Gaza bound aid flotilla speak of their alleged abuse while detained in Israel; China launches a record-breaking space mission; and in sport, West Ham relegated in the English Premier League.

Valentine Aghajani spoke with SBS Assyrian about changes to visa classifications and the Community Support Program (CSP), a matter of concern for many Assyrian refugee families awaiting the processing of their applications. Ms Aghajani also warned the community about scammers and individuals travelling overseas who falsely promise to speed up visa applications in exchange for money. She stressed t...

Australians detained by Israeli authorities released; Us charges Eoul Castro with crimes ; and in sport, Aston Villa wins the European League

Public disagreement between senior Labor figures over income tax; Several countries complain about Israel's treatment of aid flotilla members; and in sport ....Aston Villa wins the Europa League final.

In This Program, Episode One from the Family Matters series with Emil Shiba; ALC Features, Trump stops strikes on Iran and The Eurovision song contest finals; In Australia Explained, The Aboriginal flag, its meaning and history.

Isolation of cases and contacts crucial as response to Ebola in Congo continues; Israeli says its intercepted all 50 boats in an aid flotilla attempting to reach Gaza; and in football, more big European-based names join the Socceroos' pre-World Cup training camp