SBS Assyrian

This is a new series presented by the Assyrian Program that focuses on family issues, offering guidance, explanations and practical ideas for resolving family challenges, with family and parenting adviser Emil Shiba. In the first episode, we will discuss matters related to love.

United States President Donald Trump says he has held off on an attack on Iran that was planned for today [[Tuesday]] after Gulf countries' request. But President Trump says the U-S military is still prepared to go forward with a full, large scale assault on Iran if no deal is reached.

The 70th Eurovision competition has come to a dazzling close in Vienna. Fans are celebrating Australian entrant Delta Goodrem’s Grand Final performance, one describing her as a ‘sun goddess’... but was it enough to land her a place in the top three ?

Trump holds off on attacking Iran though warns his military remains ready; a Sydney man charged over a triple murder.; and in sport, Russian and Belarusian gymnasts allowed to compete under their own flag for the first time since 2022...

There are reports emerging that Israeli and US authorities are preparing to resume attacks on Iran. There are also concerns of regional neighbours being brought into the conflict, as the United Arab Emirates has reported a drone strike at a nuclear power plant.

A Newspoll ranks Labor's budget the worst in decades; Ukraine launches one of its largest overnight attacks on Russia; and in golf, Australian Cameron Smith surges to within one shot of the lead at the PGA Championship

Trump Administration says the president will be focused on US interests when he meets with Chinese leader Xi Xinping; Coles awaits a judge's verdict in a landmark case centred on its discounting campaign; and in sport, thousands of athletes prepare to compete as the Gulf Games opens in Doha

The government criticised for its response on a landmark report on gambling reform; Iran says it rejects what it calls ‘maximalist’ U-S demands as a ceasefire hangs in the balance and in sport, Gout Gout selected for 200m and 4x400m relay at the World Championships.

In this program, Interview with Anwar Atto about the Assyrian Language College; Oliver Slewa talks about risks of avoiding paying traffic fines and driving without registration and expired licence; and in Australia explaine, episode 2 of Fuel focus features, Tips to manage financial stress

An Australian soldier dies during a training exercise; the federal budget bottom line to rise by $45 billion over the next four years; and in the A-F-L; Michael Voss quits as Carlton coach.

The Assyrian Language College and for the last 10 years has opened its doors to young Assyrians as well as older adults to learn the Assyrian Language. Anwar Atto is co-founder and principal of this college, spoke to SBS Assyrian about the positive outcome and the role the college plays in educating and preserving the Assyrian language, heritage and culture.

In this episode of Legal Matters, Oliver Slewa discusses the serious consequences of failing to pay traffic fines, driving without renewing your licence, the implications of the three-month rule, driving an unregistered vehicle, and the importance of having a valid Green Slip.

Donald Trump says Iran's response to US peace proposal is 'unacceptable; Passengers and crew disembark from hantavirus-hit ship - and begin quarantine; in sprts, Socceroos to face former coach Graham Arnold with an Iraq pool match in the Asia Cup.

The UN uneasy over tensions in the Middle East; tributes flow for the rescue volunteers killed off the New South Wales north coast; and in sport, Carlton accepts its punishment over its on field handling of Elijah Hollands.

In this program, Oliver Slewa explains privacy in Australia, Assyrian American UFC fighter visiting the Assyrian community in Sydney and the Strait of Hormuz conflict.

Oliver Slewa explains the consumer rights in NSW. He talks about repairs, exchange or refund for a faulty product purchased and the 10-Day cool-off period, what happens when you change your mind or see a product unsuitable for your needs?. All these questions will be discussed. Please note: this interview is for general information only. If in doubt, consult your legal practitioner.

He is known in the sports arena as one of the best. Beneil Dariush is an Assyrian American who started making his strong presence in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and has defeated many known champions in this sport. Recently he visited Sydney to meet the Assyrian community.

The federal government says a First Nations strategy is being developed to underpin reform to the NDIS; uncertainty for ships stranded in Strait of Hormuz amid attacks; and in football, Arsenal in the driver's seat to take the English Premier League title, after a Manchester City slip up.

Iran is threatening "long and painful strikes" on US regional positions if the United States conducts any new attacks on their soil. As a deadline fast approaches for US President Donald Trump to make the case for Congress to extend the war, there are questions around the future of a nearly month-long ceasefire. This uncertainty also felt around the world as the crucial global shipping route, the...

The United Arab Emirates has announced it will exit the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries - or OPEC - from May. Analysts say the decision reflects a growing rift with Saudi Arabia, and stronger ties with the United States. As XXX reports, any impact on oil prices is likely to be dampened by the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The United States is preparing to expand a naval blockade of Iran’s ports, as it ramps up economic pressure to force Tehran back to nuclear negotiations. U-S President Donald Trump says the strategy is working, but Iran has condemned the move as an act of war and signalled it will respond. Despite claims of military success, divisions are growing in Congress over the cost, strategy and long-term c...

UK PM Keir Starmer condemns "appalling" attack on two Jewish men; report from Royal Commission into Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion to be released today; and in the NRL, The Women's State of Origin series kicks off tonight.

Qatar calls for a comprehensive peace deal in the Middle East; search resumes for missing girl in the NT; and in sport, the sacked Demons CEO considers legal action

In this program; Part two interview with Sam Darmo about the Simele Monument project; Feature about the 30th anniversary of the Port Arthur Massacre; and in Australia Explained: how to save money during the fuel crisis

Iran proposes easing Strait of Hormuz blockade; Californian teacher charged with attempted assassination of U-S President; and in sport, The A-League finals series gets underway with two elimination finals.