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Ramdang siangakchia sinak in Australia ah siangkai a rak rami an khuasak tintuk ning he pehtlaih in hlathlainak an tuahmi nih a langhter micu, ramdang siangakchia cheukhat cu phungninglo innhlangttimi an tam, an umnak inn zong a sifak ngai, minung Itet/tam tuk in an um tti hna, ruahlo piin inn-man keih an si tile inn in tthawl an si tiah hngalh a si.

Christmas Thla hi lunglawmh caan maw; lunglen caan dah a si timi kong he pehtlaih in Lautu-Chin Baptist Church (LBC) ah Pastor a tuan liomi ~ Pastor Lian Hlun Zakulh le “Christmas Thawngtha Tawi” a kan chimtu, Melbourne Immanuel Baptist Church (MIBC) ah Pastor a tuan liomi: Rev. Sui Lian Kam he biaruahnak hun ngai hna usih.

Soitu hna nih an chimmi cu, Suu Kyi ~ “The Lady” cu Mahatma Gandhi le Nelson Mandela bantuk in rak thangthat balmi pakhat a si. Sihmanhsehlaw, a tu ahcun Rohingya Muslim pawl an cihmih a timh hna ruangah bia in aa runvengtu pakhat men ah a hun si cang tiah an ti. Kawlram hruaitu le Nobel Peace laksawng ngahtu Aung San Suu Kyi cu a luancia Zarhpini ahkhan, UN biaceihnak zung sang a simi, The Hague*...

Ralzam le dornak haltu sinak in Australia a phanmi minung tamdeuh nih an chimmi cu, mirang holh thiam lo ruangah, nunphun sining idan ruangah, neihniammi chungkhar he umnak ihlat le ithen ruang hna ahhin, lilen le lunglennak in an umnak hi a si tiah an ti.

Woolworths nih a riantuantu a thongleng cu hlawh a pek ding hna tluk in pek lo in tlawmdeuh a pek hna, a peklomi hna hlawh hi kum 9 chung fonh dih tik ah nuai 300 leng a si tiah hngalh a si. Rian lei dinrualnak aiawhtu, Fair Work Ombudsman nih Woolworths cu riantuannak upadi/phunglam a buartu sinak in dantatnak tuah ding in timhlamhnak a ngei.

SBS Hakha Chin Alcoholism Project aims to understand Chin people perceptions of alcohol, and the potential harm that it may cause. This project was done to improve the community’s knowledge and understanding of alcohol and its related harms. Special Guests Ngun Za Sung (English Hakha Chin Interpreter) F. Lai Len – (Former Cultural Officer, Chin Association for Christian Communication) Sang Hnin Li...

SBS Hakha Chin Alcoholism Project aims to understand Chin people perceptions of alcohol, and the potential harm that it may cause. This project was done to improve the community’s knowledge and understanding of alcohol and its related harms. Special Guests Ngun Za Sung (English Hakha Chin Interpreter) F. Lai Len – (Former Cultural Officer, Chin Association for Christian Communication) Sang Hnin Li...

SBS Hakha Chin Alcoholism Project aims to understand Chin people perceptions of alcohol, and the potential harm that it may cause. This project was done to improve the community’s knowledge and understanding of alcohol and its related harms. Special Guests Ngun Za Sung (English Hakha Chin Interpreter) F. Lai Len – (Former Cultural Officer, Chin Association for Christian Communication) Sang Hnin Li...

Many of the Chin international students are facing financial distress and difficulty especially, for those who are without a job. Emotional pain and psychological distress are an extra burden that these students carry on in their shoulder. Why obtaining a job in Australia is so difficult for international students? Then how are they coping? Are they able to cope? Listen more SBS Hakha Chin for Chi...

Although there is pre-existing strong social and church support available for these newly-arrived Chin international students, living in Australia seems to be like watching a foreign movie without a subtitle. So, what are the main settlement issues that Chin international students are encountering in Australia? SBS Hakha Chin interviewed 4 international students (2 male and 2 female) to share abou...

Studying in Australia can be both rewarding and challenging for Chin international students. These students share their educational experience in Australia. - Then 3nak: Fim Cawn Le Siangkainak Kong Ah Ramdang Siangakchia (International Students) Le SBS Radio Hakha Chin Biaruahnak Ceihmi Kong: Fim Cawnnak Le Siangkainak Kong le a dangdang Bialettu hna: Chan Lian Ceu, Van Bawi Hrin, Sonia Lal Ram T...

How do you become one of Australia's richest young people? The Australian Financial Review's annual Young Rich List is out and, apart from meeting the age criteria for 'young', which is under 40, you have to be worth a lot of money. And it helps if you work in technology. - Australia ah kum-no tein mirumbik cazin an lakmi cu a hung chuak cang. Kum-no timi biafang chung ahhin, a kum in kan chim a s...

With another scorching summer approaching, authorities are pleading with swimmers to use caution as the number of people drowning has jumped by ten per cent since last year. - Thal caan kan hun phan thluahmah cang tik ah, cozah nawlngeitu nih ti aalio dingmi minung paohpoah cu iralrin cio dingin a forhfial hna. A ruangcu, ti chung a tlak mi cazin hi a luancia kumnak in zatuak pahra in an karh deuh...

State governments have rejected a proposal to charge drivers who enter capital cities during peak hour, as a way to reduce congestion in the CBD. Recommendations from the Grattan Institute say that Australia should follow the example of London and Stockholm, by taxing drivers who use busy roads at peak travel times. - Lam khahtuk le motor tamtuk lio caan ah khuachung ah mawttaw a mawngmi poah cu a...

A plan has been unveiled to help 50 migrant families find jobs, homes and networks in regional Victoria over the next couple of years, while boosting small rural population numbers. - Chungkhar inndawng 50 cu rian an hmuh khawh deuh nak hnga le inn le minung pakhat le khat ipehtlaihnak ah bawmtu a si deuh tiah ruahchannak he Victoria khuate lei ah a tu in hmaikum lei ah thial ding in timhlamhnak a...

Nearly all newly arrived migrants settled in Melbourne and Sydney last year while regional Australia is struggling to survive with a shrinking population. The Australian government is offering migrants new permanent residency pathways provided that they stay in regional areas for four years. - Nikum ah Australia a phantharmi mipem cazin zoh tik ah mi phanthar tamdeuh cu Melbourne le Sydney ah an u...

Australia's big four banks will face a new inquiry over their failure to pass on official interest rate cuts to customers in full. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has asked the competition watchdog to examine why mortgage holders are being charged rates well above the record low cash rate. - Australia ah a ngabikmi bank pali cu tangka karh tthumhding tiah upadi ningtein an chuahmi cungah an bank ahmangt...

For many cultures, cooking and sharing a meal together is an important tradition. But the ritual of eating a meal at the dinner table every night appears to be a dying habit. Four of Chin people were interviewed about their eating habits and attitude towards their habitual family dinner. - Innchungkhar hmunkhat tein rawl dumttinak hi ramdang phak hnu in duhsah tein tlau aa timmi nunphung pakhat a...

Asian-Australians are the most likely ethnic group in the country to report experiencing discrimination. That's according to a new study conducted as part of research into the so-called "bamboo ceiling". Researchers hope the survey will spark a rethink on Western notions of leadership and strategies to help workplaces allow Asian employees to excel. - Hlathlainak nih a langhter ning ahcun Asian-Au...

Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s. And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less. - Inchungkhar Cawnnak lei ah Hlathlainak a tuahtu, a min ah Australian Institute of Family Studies timi nih a langhtermi cu, kum 20 laifang le le kum 40 tlai l...

A national survey shows four in five Australians believe a hearty meal brings the household together - yet more than half are too stressed at work to cook the evening meal. A study commissioned by Australian Lamb has found about two thirds of respondents felt guilty about using food delivery apps. - Ramhuap in hlathlainak an tuahmi nih a langhter micu minung pa 5 chungah pa 4 nih innchungkhar ah r...

Ms Ngun Za Sung works as an accredited English Hakha Chin interpreter and a case worker in particular, a family violence cases. She states that when it comes to family violence, we shall not be thinking that a husband or father is always the wrongdoer; but the wife or mother can be the core reason for causing family violence in our Chin community. She then talks about what and how can we prevent a...

Interpreters helping women from linguistically diverse backgrounds in family violence situations have raised concern about limited support and exposure to vicarious trauma. Despite changing attitudes to domestic violence, lawyers are also warning women may not be protected properly under the current system. - Holh dang miphun dang a simi hringtu nule nih an tonmi innchungkhar buaibainak kong he pe...

There's been a surprising rise in drowning deaths - with more older Australians and people from multi-cultural backgrounds among them. It's prompted another urgent call for people to take water safety seriously ... and take advantage of programs, which could save their lives. - Australia upa lei tampi le mipem, ralzam in a rak phanmi minung telhchih in tichung tlak in a thimi hi thal caan ah an ta...

There are concerns vulnerable people born overseas and living with a disability in Australia are missing out on support services. The organisation People with Disability Australia says the national scheme set up to service the disabled community needs to be more accessible and inclusive. It's hoped a multilingual hub offering non-English speakers who have a disability crucial information about ava...