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The New South Wales Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, says Queensland's criteria for re-opening its border with her state are too onerous. New South Wales recorded 12 new cases, including three where the source of the infection is not known. - New South Wales ór Gladys Berejiklin,ye hoddé Queensland ye dubara border kúlibolla ibar state loí beci saár. Ekhon ór butore NSW ót 12 noya kes rekodh goíjje,ar...

Many temporary migrants have endured hardship during COVID-19, as found in a recent survey conducted by Unions New South Wales. With 87 per cent of respondents reporting that they had difficulty paying their weekly expenses and 43 per cent skipping meals on a regular basis, we explore some survival tips you may find useful during these turbulent times. - Ekhon ór butore bece baci temporary migran...

The pandemic has sent shockwaves through businesses that usually thrive in normal times. But the disruptive nature of viral outbreaks has left some distressed owners eager to offload their burden. Is now a good time to buy a business? - Iba hoñno bala thaím né hasharbar kini bolla? Has gori COVID-19 ór thaím ibat. Aro zainto sailé fúni so SBS Rohingya fottí hafta yé.

During COVID-19 pandemic, Link Health and Community partnered with South East Community Links to develop some video resources for the Rohingya community living in Melbourne's South-East and beyond. SBS Rohingya got the opportunity to interview Tin Tin May Bicultural Community Workers with Link HC in regrading to their role in developing this resource - COVID-19 pandemic thaím ót, Link Health and C...

The pandemic’s economic fallout has the Reserve Bank of Australia predicting the unemployment rate is likely to rise to 10 per cent by the end of the year, affecting not just local workers, but many temporary migrants whose job hunting efforts have become more challenging than ever. - Australia ár ekonomi foíjje lotí biyaram ibar thaím ót,beca beci manúic ókkol ham sara oígiyói. Loukel ham wala ót...

During COVID-19 pandemic, Link Health and Community partnered with South East Community Links to develop some video resources for the Rohingya community living in Melbourne's South-East and beyond. SBS Rohingya got the opportunity to interview Mohamed Yunus, Bicultural Community Workers with Link HC in regrading to their role in developing this resources. - COVID-19 pandemic thaím ót, Link Health...

Men are often taught to stay strong no matter what adversity they face in life. But dreams of resettlement in Australia can sometimes crumble when emotions get out of control and family relationships fall apart. Experts say sharing your feelings isn’t a weakness but a sign of strength. - BEÇAÍN DOR DEMAKI SEKOON, BIAYARAM AR ARAM OR BAABOTE FÚNI SO HAS GORI ZITARA AUSTRALIA ÁT ZINDIGI BANAÍ TO SAR...

With all support & love of our Rohingya brothers & sisters, Empower Success Media has brought a second series on “ROHINGYA GENOCIDE REMEMBRANCE” for 25th August, 2020. - Empower Success Media tuáñrla pec goreddé ki “ROHINGYA GENOCIDE REMEMBRANCE” series 25th August, 2020.

Premier Daniel Andrews outlined three categories of businesses in Melbourne that will be subject to different levels of restrictions. Supermarkets, grocery stores, bottle shops, pharmacies, petrol stations, banks, news agencies and post offices, plus all services relating to healthcare, will not be subject to changes. - Hasbarbar ólla Victoria ár noya kanun hondilla oíbo de yan ór baabote funi so...

Victoria’s embattled aged care sector is grappling with widespread infections resulting in over 100 deaths amid the coronavirus pandemic. There are lessons for desperate families when considering residential aged care for your loved ones during these trying times. - Bura manúic ór zaga át ónnor adoijjalla saílé coronaviurs ór thaím ót, tuañrtu ki gora foribou? Funi so zani bolla. SBS Rohingya.

The calming qualities of greenery may improve and nourish our general physical and mental wellbeing. Many are turning to indoor plants, even growing their own food,to find stability amid social restrictions during COVID-19 pandemic. - Haíl wan yian saíle manúic ór butore canti ayé fuáñti demaki sekoon ó fa. Eítalla COVID-19 biyaram ór thaím ót beca beci manúíc ókkol gór bitore ar nizor haíbar gas...

Desperate visa applicants are turning to migration agents as their hope for a new life in Australia. But according to some registered migration agents, not all agents can be trusted. - Zedice tuñi Australia aíbar pelan góíllé fúni so Australia ár maígeracion ejen kenggóri ham goredé yan ór baabote.

SBS Rohingya has became the medium of communication for Rohingyan around the world particularly from Australia. They believed that SBS Rohingya gave them a voice to share their life stories and achievements so that it will inspire and motivate the rest of Rohingyan around the world to strive for success. - SBS Rohingya, Rohingya ár kissa buzaíbar zoriya boínne has góri zitara Australia také.

This webinar brings together a panel of Rohingya women in various fields of expertise to share their observations on the gendered experiences of Rohingya women through genocide, mass atrocities, and lives as refugees. One of the panel will be from Australia Noor Azizah she is the part of refugee steering committee for ATCR (Annual Tripartite Consultation on Resettlement UNHCR).Where they speak abo...

Travel restrictions and COVID-19 social distancing measures are further delaying processing times for partner visa applicants within and outside Australia. - Sofor ór baabote bón raíkke de yan ólla boli partner visa ár dorhas ór poroses giín deri óíjar goí ki Australia butore ók ya bar óttu ók.

Victoria has reported a record 317 new COVID-19 cases with two new deaths from the virus taking the national toll to 113. The two men were aged in their 80s. Premier Daniel Andrews says there are now 1909 COVID-19 patients in Victorian hospitals with 29 in intensive care. - COVID-19 kes Victoria át baçi zar goí fuañti Hotel ót curu oíde kes ó boçer. Duí zon mara giyé virus iballa boli. National ór...

Australia has one of the most robust economies in the world. Under the Temporary Skill Shortage visa program, businesses can sponsor overseas skilled workers if they cannot find a suitably qualified Australian. - Australia át sobse behtor gorí torika ói faréde ekonomi ír hisab zoriya ókkol asé,Oinno dec loí hisab gori sáíle. Temporary Skill Shortage visa purugraram ibat bedec óttu hamwala ani fari...

A six-week lockdown will be imposed on all of the Melbourne metropolitan area and the Shire of Mitchell in Victoria to try to contain soaring coronavirus infections. - Melbourne óttu kodom 3 ,6 hafta lockdowns ót wapes ó foíjje.

As United States Founding Father Benjamin Franklin once noted, nothing is certain except death and taxes. And even the coronavirus pandemic cannot put off tax time - but how is COVID-19 going to affect your tax return this year? - Coronavirus ór biyaram ibar thaím ót tax óre báddi nafariba,toí kenggóri COVID-19 ólla boli tuáñar tax return ót asor oíbo?

Miss Pan Sandar Myint will be the very first Rohingyan woman to compete in beauty pagent. Currently she working in immigration sector and she is one of the finalist of MS Australia World National finalist. She is very determined and ambitious to fight for Rohingyan right. - Foílé Rohingya duniat mazé cúndór ór zibbat ót uíççedé:Pan Sandar Myint ya la iba oíldeki final ór butore MS Australia World...

If your visa is set to be cancelled during the coronavirus pandemic, not seeking prompt legal advice could jeopardise your chances of lawfully staying in Australia. - Zedice tuáñar visa kensel oíbar takilé coronavirus biyaram ibar thaím ót,ar tuñi soí gori hono ekan kanuní modot moswara no saí takilé,tuáñrtu Australia át kanun mutabek takibolla mockil oíbo.

Australia’s coronavirus curve has flattened but with some restrictions still in place, many are still homebound. Without the freedom to engage in activities we once enjoyed,why not make the most of the current situation by learning a new professional skill or revisiting a lost passion - Australia ár coronavirus homi aí aícce de hasá,ajo kicu pawandi ekkulroí giyói gór butore roí giyoí. Age gori fa...

COVID-19 is dramatically disrupting on the lives of close to 97,000 bridging visa holders in Australia who are unable to access the federal government’s COVID-19 support schemes. - COVID-19 ólla boli 97000 manúic ziín briding visa loí asé tara zindigi beci bodoli giyoí ar Australia ár federal sorkar ór scheme ókkol banaíyedé iín ót goli nafarer.

Hussain Hussain a Rohingyan man currently living in NSW. COVID-19 has not impacted him that much compare to other, Just there where changing of social connection. He is giving good advice and motivational support to other to continues working hard and live life by appreciating the value of time. - Hussain Hussain oíldeki uggwá Rohingya manúic ekhon ór butore NSW ót také, COVID-19 ólla boli ibar or...

From the towns that retire early to wine-growing hubs and the remote outback, regional Australia is offering safe working conditions, the world’s highest minimum wage and welcoming communities. - Australia ar gauñ elakat hefazot ar bala hamor halot offer gorer. Dunia ar sobsé beci minimum tonha loí ar welkom gorede iíndilla cómaj loí.