SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

Ro Mehrooz a Rohingyan from Buthidaung, Burma. Born and rise in home country. Have to put up with so many sort of oppression from the authorities in home countries, still managed to complete year 10.Despite being educated it mean nothing for Rohingyan in term of future prospective in their own home county Myanmar. - Ro Mehrooz fóíde óíyede Buthidaung,Burma át. Ekhon táke forbaci ít. Zala fura faíd...

Grandparents traditionally play a significant role in the Australian family life, but with the government advising older people to stay home, social isolation is changing the way many now approach grandparenting. - Australia ár fémli ír zindigi ít dada dadi ar nana nani án hodé iín beci zoruri. Kintu aí thaím ót zohon sorkar yé bura manúic ókkollore gór ór butore taki to hor .Toí dada dadi bon ór...

Ro Mehrooz a Rohingyan from Buthidaung, Burma. Born and rise in home country. Have to put up with so many sort of oppression from the authorities in home countries, still managed to complete year 10.Despite being educated it mean nothing for Rohingyan in term of future prospective in their own home county Myanmar. - Ro Mehrooz fóíde óíyede Buthidaung,Burma át. Ekhon táke forbaci ít. Zala fura faíd...

Advocates for action on family violence are concerned that the COVID-19 pandemic has become a desperate time for women experiencing family violence who are dependents of temporary visa holders, with their ordeal compounded by barriers in accessing social services due to their visa status. - COVID-19 ólla boli beca beci beçiaín góror butorór mara marir cikar ogiyoí, sinta gorer fémli butoror mara m...

If you are over 60 and living with a chronic condition, you may be worried about your regular medical visits during COVID-19 but with Australia’s infection rates controlled better than in many parts of the world, experts say you shouldn’t worry about receiving physical treatment at healthcare facilities. - Zedice tuáñar boc 60 bosor ór oíle ,tuáñrtu hamaka dór lagibou daktor hana zaíbola COVID-19...

Fears are mounting for the thousands of refugees who live in the filthy,cramped camps of Cox Bazar in Bangladesh,after a Rohingya man become the first ti test positive for Covid-19 - Hazar hazar Rohingya refuji butore dor curu oíye zeñtte neíki,duniat mazé sobsa boro ar haíça haçi ar hosora refuji kamp ót foíla coronavirus ór kes curu oíyé. Cox Bazar Bangladesh ot.

Three Rohingyan mothers from Australia preferred to send back their child to school. Sajida one of the mother says while being interviewed by SBS Rohingya that nothing in the world can replace school in delivering education and knowledge to her children. To find out more listen to SBS Rohingya. - SBS Rohingya yé tin zon fuaíndor maa ókkol loí hotá hoíye,SBS Rohingya ki lot faíye hoíle tin zon maaí...

While the prime minister wants all schools to resume by June, many parents are keeping their children at home out of concern for their safety. Luckily for those parents, resources and help for home-based learning are available if needed. - Prime minister yé yas saddé ki June ótti har ekan eskul Australia yar butore curu oí bolla. Kintu hudun maa baaf ókkol le fuaín dore gór ót rakider hefazot ólla...

SBS promoting safety information in Rohingya language on COVID-19. - SBS yé hefazot ór baabote beca beci gorér Rohingya zuban ót také cómaj ye zané fan COVID-19 ór baabote.

If you earned an Australian income between July 1 and June 30, you will need to lodge a tax return by October 31. Here are some ways you can claim tax refunds and lessen your tax bill for the financial year. - Zedice tuñi July 1 óttu loti June 30 fán hono uggwá bosor ót ham goíjjodé oíle tuáñrtu tax return gora foribou Oktober 31 or butore. Eçe funí so howan torika bec tax haçe úntú kengóri basi f...

MR Mohammad Rauf one of the leader from Arakan Rohingya Development Association-Australia were invited to talk with SBS Rohingya in regarding to Ramadhan during COVID-19 messages and how it will be observed differently this year and being vigilant during this Ramadhan to protect yourself and community from COVID-19. - MR Mohammad Rauf uggwá añárar Rohingya leader Arakan Rohingya Development Associ...

Each year on the 25th of April we mark Anzac Day when we remember those who served and died in armed conflict. Anzac Day has become a symbol of Australia’s national identity. Anzacs means the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and included many Indigenous and multicultural servicemen and women. - Fótti bosor 25 April ,oíldeki Anzac Day, zeçe neíki laraít hédmot ar mara giyedé it...

Australia’s deputy chief medical officer has urged Muslims not to break coronavirus restrictions during Ramadan, saying it could pose a 'serious risk' to vulnerable members of the community and the greater population. - Australia’s deputy chief medical officer yé tamam musalman óre hasé aros goreddé ki coronaviurs ór kanun no báñggibolla Romzan mac ibat.

Dozens of Rohingya refugees have been found dead on a boat believed to have been adrift at sea for as long as two months. - Hotó dozen Rohingya refúji ókkol mora loút fa,búth óre hotó mac baci taíbade dója át

Many Australians, along with workers from 88% of organisations around the globe, have had to adjust to the sudden change of working from home. Experts say it is in both the employer and employee’s vested interest to maintain a safe work environment. - Settlement Guide: Tuáñar hoq ókkol ar zímma ókkol gor óttu taí ham gori baccot

As the devastating impact of COVID-19 is felt across the Australian economy, the banking sector, federal, state and territory governments are taking urgent measures to keep small businesses afloat. Here's how you can build a safety net and weather the storm. - COVID-19 óllah boli Australiar ekonomir óre beci asor oíye. Bank,federal,state ar territories sorkar ókkolle rasta ókkol tuwar gura gara co...

Authorities across the country are urging people to remain vigilant over Easter, as they enact measures to protect vulnerable Australians during the coronavirus pandemic. - Sorkar yé manúic ókkolloré aros goredé ki husyari gori takibola Easter ór theim ót. Zehon tara kanun banaiye nazuk asé de itarare hefazot goribolla coronavirus biyaram ibar halat ót.

The World Health Organization has announced that COVID-19 is a pandemic. Find out how we are monitoring and responding to the outbreak, how you can help slow the spread of COVID-19 in Australia, and what to do if you have symptoms. Dr. Anita Schug, Rohingya Neurosurgeon from Rohingya Medics Organisation,providing thorough information about COVID-19,to Rohingya in Australia and worldwide through SB...

People working on the frontline of the Australia's coronavirus response say they're hopeful the country can avoid what's occurred overseas, where hospitals have been overburdened with COVID-19 patients. - Balá alamot dáha zar:Australia COVID-19 ór bura alamot ót basi taki faribou. Aro zainto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya...

COVID-19 is having unprecedented effects on communities in Australia and around the world. We understands that this is a difficult time for all Australians and we acknowledge the impact coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on the migrant and multicultural communities. - Covid-19 Australiar Rohingya fémli ókkolleh kengóri samna gorer? Zani bolla fúni so SBS Rohingyar interbiu Rokia Bibi fuwati.

After moving to a new country, there's a lot to organise and a lot of new things to learn. Even if you've been in Australia for years, you probably still encounter situations you don't totally understand. It’s no surprise then that many new migrants decide to live close to their community to make things a bit easier. But is living close to your community always the best option for you? - Australia...

Australia's Deputy Chief Medical Officer says containing the spread of Covid-19 is vital as it may never be eliminated without a vaccine. Researchers across the globe are trying to develop a vaccine but Doctor Paul Kelly says that could be at least 18 months away. - Australia Deputy Chief Medical ofiser yé hóddé ki COVID-19 ór veksin boni bolla 18 mac fán lagibou.

The Red Cross is calling for people of Polynesian, New Zealand Maori, or Filipino background to donate blood. They're looking for a rare blood type to help several patients in need of a specific match. - Red Cross yé har uggwá cómaj ór manuic ókkollore dahar loú dibolla. Zindilla neiki Polynesian,New Zealand Maori,Filipino yan oínno solasol ór cómaj óttu.

Doctors, specialists and aged care centres will be the frontline focus of Australia's response to the looming possibility of a coronavirus pandemic. State and federal health ministers have gathered to co-ordinate strategies and reassure the public about the country's readiness. As .... reports, their meeting comes as a new report reveals the dramatic impact CoVid-19 and the bushfires has had on to...

Learning a new language isn’t an easy task especially as your cognitive skills and memory decline with age. Study shows that being bilingual keeps your brain younger and delays the onset of Alzheimer’s by five years. But for some, taking the plunge to learn a new language later in life is more about finding confidence and making social connections - Búra halé noya zuban uggwá ciki bolla úddur asan...