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Record numbers of people presenting to hospital emergency departments between January and March are thought to have been boosted by this year's flu strains. - Kan hngalh bantuk in Atu lio caan hi Australia ah tlangrai a tam, cumpi a karh, mitthli a hai, khuhpah le hnapdi tawh a zual caan lei kan panh thluah mah cang. Cucaah, tukum caah raikhaamsi naa chun cang ma?

If you're looking to start your career in Australia or are already working and want to upskill or change path, TAFE might be a good option for you. It provides vocational education and training in every Australian state, covering many industries. - Australia ah pawcawmnak dingin rian tuan aa timmi na si maw, asilole, rian a tuan cangmi na si ko nain rian thiam chap a duhmi na si maw, asilole, rian...

It's a week dedicated to reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. National Reconciliation Week is celebrated across Australia each year between 27 May and 3 June. This year the focus is on truth telling and what role it can play in reconciliation. - Tuzarh cu ram hlum hmasabik minung (Aboriginal) le ram hlum hmasbik minung a silomi Australia minung karlak ah remthannak caa...

Every day, millions of Australians volunteer their time to improve the lives of less fortunate members of our community. Volunteers come from all walks of life and community organisations welcome new members from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The tireless efforts of these helpers and their free contribution to Australian society are celebrated during National Volunteer Week wh...

SBS Hakha Chin celebrates its first anniversary since the program was launched on 28 May in 2018. So far, SBS Hakha Chin has produced more than 100 podcasts encompassing of interviews, settlement guides, special talk-shows, Vox Populis as well as gallery and articles. And yet, the Chin community needs more. - SBS Radio Hakha Chin cu 28 May 2018 in rak thokmi a si. Nihin, 28 May in kumkhat a tling...

With the fast moving pace of family life, grandparents have to adapt to new approaches. So, what does it mean to be a grandparenting the 21st century? - Innchungkhar sining cu aa thlen a ran bantuk tein, pilepu (pitar-putar) hna zong nih chan ti luan an dawi ve a hau ti a si. Kum zabu 21 chungah pilepu dirhmun in a zeicu dah chantiluan dawi an herh mi cu a hei si hnga? Asile, tamdeuh in hun ngai h...

On the 25th of April each year, Australians commemorate Anzac Day. It honours all Australian and New Zealander veterans, including many from culturally diverse backgrounds. - Kumfatin tein Australia nih Anzac Day cu April 25 ah a tuah lengmang mi nisunglawi pakhat a si. Anzac Day timi cu Australia rammi le New Zealand minung hlun, le ramdang miphun dang kemhchih in a nunnak a rak petu hna ralkap –...

Joel arrived in Australia as a young age from Chin State, Burma. He becomes a very first Chin flight attendant in Australia. SBS Hakha Chin interviewed him about his creative career choice. - Joel cu a ngakchiat lio tein Australia a rak phan. Australia ah sianghleirun a dih hnu ah, Vanlawng Khual Zohkhenhtu (Flight Attendant) rian a tuannak kong he pehtlaiin SBS Radio Hakha Chin nih biaruahnak a n...

The 2019 Australian federal election is just around the corner when we will elect members of the 46th Parliament of Australia. So how do elections determine our next government? - Kum 2019 Australia ramhuap thimnak cu a nai thluahmah cang, atukum 2019 cu May 18 ah a si lai. Hi thimnak cu, Cozah Innpi (Parliament) ah thu ding minung 46 kan thim lai nak ni a si. Hi thimnak kan tuah lai dingmi nihhin...

Voting is compulsory in Australia for all eligible citizens over 18. Voters must be enrolled with the Australian Electoral Commission. Once registered, they must vote on election day to avoid penalties. - Australia ram ah “Ramhuap thimnak” ah kum 18 a tling cangmi le thim tlak mi minung paoh nih thimnak a um tik ah thimlo ngahlo a si. Thimtu a si ding zong nih Australian Electoral Commission ah mi...

Three in five older Australians, see themselves as being more tech-savvy than the past. However, with endless devices and applications within the touch of a few buttons, what are the essential skills one should learn to imbed modern technology into our everyday reality? - Australia pitar putar panga chungah pathum hi cu she-thilri an hmanmi kong he pehtlai in bia an hal tik hna ah an chimmi cu

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Australia. On average, one Australian dies every 12 minutes as a result of a cardio vascular disease. When it comes to heart attacks, one Australian dies almost every hour. Do you know how to recognise the signs of a heart attack and what to do if it happens? - Atlangpi in Australia ram ummi minung ngandamnak hun cuanh tik ah, minute 12 dan ah pakhat...

Whether it’s reporting suspicious activity, or being random breath tested, many of us will meet police in our day to day lives. However, for some new arrivals it can be a fearful experience, reminding them of corruption or injustice in their homelands. A new initiative called ‘Coffee with a Cop’ is trying to overcome old resentments towards police. - Lunghrinhmi kongah repawt pek na duh ah siseh,...

A local councillor is on a mission to improve fire safety in his diverse south-west Sydney community, where recent surveys indicate 80 per cent of the homes do not have working smoke alarms. - Nihin cu, meiveng-seh felfai tein a bunh lo mi hi mirang holh a hmanglo innchungkhar sin ah an tam deuh timi kong he pehtlai in tamdeuh ka hun chim lai. Nan inn cio ah, meivengseh aa bunh maw? A riantuan hna...

Both options have different advantages so we've asked property experts to talk us through them. - Inn an sakciami maw na cawk lai, asilole, innthar dah na sak lai? Inn lei ah thiamhleisang nihcun an pahnih ningtein a thatnak an um veve ko tiah an chim. Asile, tamdeuh in hun ngai hna usih.

Deciding to buy a house comes with a lot of questions. One you need to answer early on is whether you'll buy an established house or build a new one. Lydia from the Chin commuinty in Melbourne gives tips for the prospective home buyers. - Inn cawk timh tik ah, a hlun maw ka cawk lai, a thar dah ka cawk lai tiah biachahnak hngallo in na um tawn maw? Asile, midang ta zeitindah biachahnak an tuah tim...

Nearly half of Australian adults don’t have a will. This means that the jurisdiction of your state or territory may have the ultimate say on who is to receive your assets. - Ro Kongah Zeibantuk Biahalnak Dah Na Ngeihmi A Um? Australia na phak hnu ah, na fale ro vuihnak le ro chiahtaknak kong hi na ruat bal maw? Australia ah Chinmi hringtu nulepa hna fale ro vuih le ro chiahtak kong ah na hngalhmi...

If your child enters the youth justice system, it’s important to know what are their rights and where to get help. - Na fa nih upadi nawl a buar asi ahcun, mino he pehtlaih in Australia upadi umtuning le sining a si ti hngalh a hau, nawlbuartu-mino nih zeidah nawlvo a ngeihmi a si timi hngalh a hau khoika hmunhma ahdah bawmhnak hal khawh a si ti hngalh kha a biapi ngaimi a si. Asile, tamdeuh in hu...

Enjoying traditional wrestling, singing, performance and food, Melbourne’s Chin community celebrated their National Day this week. - Aluancia zarh ahkhan, Melbourne khuasa Chin miphun hna nih Chinmi caah nisunglawi a simi: Chin Miphun Ni cu zalawngtein le hlunghlai taktak in tuah a rak si. Hi ni ah Lai Paih, hlasaknak le laam phunphun in caan hman a rak si.

Talking about death makes many of us uncomfortable. But by avoiding the subject, it might just make things worse when the time comes. Talking with your loved ones about your Will, Advance Care Directive and other wishes is important for you and for them. - Pakhat le pakhat biaruah tik ah siseh, hawile he biasawngtlorh nak ah siseh “Thihnak” kong ceih le chim hi a hopoah nih I ziakciomi a si lo. Si...

For many new migrants, the road rules in Australia can sometimes be confusing and can lead many of us to commit driving offences without even realising it. - Australia phantharmi le mipem thar caah, Australia lam zulhphung hi lung a buai ngaimi a si. Cutikah, zulhphung kan buar zong ah nawl kan buar ti aa hngallomi zong tampi kan um lai. A tu ka hun chimdingmi cu Australia ram motor kan mawngh tik...

Lunar New Year is essentially a time for family and friends to come together, however, each country that celebrates the annual festival does so in their own unique way. Find out how... - Thlapa Kumthar (Lunar New Year) cu innchungkhar, cingla rualchan le hawikom hna he hmunkhat te ah caan hmanttinak caan a si. Sihmanhsehlaw, hmundang ramdang ah a ummi miphun hna nih hi, Thlapa Kumthar an tuahning...

Sexual intimacy is a natural part of human existence. Yet, as our physiology changes with ageing, our desires and abilities may also be impacted. So, how do we maintain intimacy as we age? - Nuva sinak tuah duhnak timi cu minung kokek sining alanghtertu pakhat a si. Nain, kan kum rup in kan takpumsa aathleng, kan duhhiarnak le thil tikhawhnak zong aa thlen lengmang caah, nuva sinak lei zong tampi...

Getting involved in your children’s school will have a positive effect on their grades and wellbeing. We look at where to start. - Na fale sianginn ah nulepa i teltum nak nih fale thinlung taksa ngandamnak lawng siloin an cawnmi fimnak tiangah mark thatnak a chuahpi. Asile, na fale sianginn ah nulep a asimi nangmah nih zietindah iteltum khawh a si, zeidah na tuah khawhmi an si, tamdueh in hun ngai...

International students looking to study at Australian universities may face higher English language entry requirements after a push from Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews. - Victoria ramthen uktu, Daniel Andrew nih nam le forhfialnak a ngeih hna bantuk in, ramdang siangakchia nih Australia ah sianghleirun kai aa timh a si ahcun, Mirang holh le ca thiamtlin-hneksaknak cu a har deuh kho men mi a si.