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Some Assyrian community leaders have voiced their perspectives on the recent church stabbing, which authorities are investigating as an act of terror. Reflecting on the gravity of the situation, these leaders conveyed their profound sorrow and sadness over the tragic event. They urge the community to remain composed and to trust in the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies. Their message emp...

An independent coronial inquiry is to be established into the Bondi Junction stabbing attack as the state government considers additional measures for security guards; and Scottie Scheffler wins his second Masters in three years.

U-S President Joe Biden says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is making a mistake in Gaza. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says "Australia will make the economy's future ". Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson praises Hayley Raso's resilience after win against Mexico.

Activist and media personality, Khlapieel Bnyameen, talks to SBS Assyrian about the speech he delivered at the Baghdad Deewan conference. He was invited by the office of Ammar Alhakeem, Leader of the Iraqi National Wisdom Movement, along with many Iraqi-selected politicians, unionists and social experts.

The third book published in Assyrian by Sydney-based writer, Youel Hawil, explores the vibrant tapestry of Gilani, a suburb in Baghdad where he was born. Entitled "The Chronicles of an Armenian of Gilani Camp", this latest instalment delves deep into the Assyrian and Armenian neighbourhood and the fabric of life, characters and community spanning from the mid-1920s to modern times. Hawil tells the...

Opposition leader Peter Dutton criticises the federal government's Made in Australia Act; the Greens say emergency migration laws will undermine multicultural Australia; and, in golf, Rickie Fowler returns to the Masters after a three-year absence.

Learn how to talk about cooking and sharing recipes.

Benjamin Netanyahu says a date has been set for a ground invasion of Rafah; a total eclipse brings darkness to millions in Mexico, the US and Canada; and, in tennis, Alexei Popyrin advances to the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters.

In the early hours of 1 April, a brief electrical malfunction ignited a catastrophic fire within the Duhok Market. This blaze destroyed goods valued at over $1 million and caused major structural damage to local shops.

The Assyrian Democratic Movement's 45th anniversary coincided with Assyrian New Year celebrations. ADM - Sydney leader Emmanuel Sada and Johnny Younadam, previously associated with Abna-Alnahrain and now aligned with ADM, both said this was a significant step towards unity within the movement.

Compiling an English-Assyrian dictionary, Barutha, has been under way for 30 years. Unfortunately, its original author, Isho Barutha, passed away before its full completion. Now, the Barutha Assyrian Language Centre has announced the dictionary will be officially unveiled and launched on 17 April, 2024.

Every week, impassioned Australians take to the streets, raising their voices in protest on important issues. Protesting is not an offence, but protesters sometimes test the limits of the law with extreme and antisocial behaviour. The chance of running into trouble depends on where you’re protesting and how you behave.

The federal Nationals say $10 million fines for "badly behaved" supermarkets have come too late; new special adviser, Mark Binskin, to find "proper answers" on Gaza aid worker deaths; and, in the EPL, Manchester United dent bitter rival Liverpool's title hopes.

World Central Kitchen founder accuses Israel of intentionally attacking its aid workers; Rescue efforts continue in Taiwan after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake causes the buildings to collapse; And in sport, Perth Glory miss out on A-League Men's finals after 1-1 draw with Sydney F-C.

The US has delivered a warning to Israel to increase humanitarian aid routes within the next few hours; drivers in New South Wales have been warned to avoid non-essential travel as the state prepares for major rainfall; and, in sport, former tennis legend, Ash Barty, to become a children's literacy advocate in Queensland.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese highlights importance of independent economy at the Small Business Summit; The United Nations says it is suspending its nightly aid missions in Gaza; And in sport, the second A-F-L Gather Round set to begin with fans converging in Adelaide.

The US Coast Guard says millions of litres of oil are onboard the ship that crashed in Baltimore; A survey finds almost one in six teenagers has experienced cyberbullying; And in sport, Sport Integrity Australia investigates claims of secret illicit drug tests.

Australia is the driest of all inhabited continents with considerable variation in rainfall, temperature and weather patterns across its different climate zones. Here's why this vast land boasts one of the planet's most unique climates.

Oliver Slewa is a solicitor who works for Legal Aid NSW. He talks to SBS Assyrian about the rise in energy costs and says consumers should have received a notice from their energy supplier notifying them of the increase and by how much. If customers have not received the notice, they have the right to complain to the Energy and Water Ombudsman NSW, he says.