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Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Rohingya-speaking Australians. - Hobor ókkol ar Kissa ókkol Australia ár zindigi lói ar Australia ár Rohingya hotá hodé manúic loí taálukat gorí don.

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Jul 11, 2026

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A mother from Rohingya community shared her opinion of getting involved in their children's education - Añarar cómaj óttu maa uggawá ye zanaí ditho sar, fuaíndor eskul ót camil óile kifaída óibode yan 07.03.2020

A mother from Rohingya community shared her opinion of the benefit of getting involved in their children's school and why and how she get involved. She recommends another parent also do the same for their children succeed in school and education overall. - Rohingya cómaj óttu maa uggawá ye yan buzaddeíki ki faída ókkol fuaínde faibo zedice maa baaf eskul ót camil óile .Iba ye óinno maa baaf ókkoll...

Will being involve in you children school will help to improve your children's study? - Fuaíndor eskul ót camil óile , fuaíndor fónnat ki faída oíbo? 07.03.2020

When parents are involved in their children's school and education, it has positive effects on their grades, their attendance and their well being in general. But parents new to Australia might not always know where to start. .. asks experts why and how to get involved in your children's school. - Maa baaf yé fuaíndor eskul ót camil óile tarar fuaíndor mak,gerad ar hazorit beci posetif asór ó. Noy...

Australia's to become the 'destination of choice' for aspiring English language learners - Australia ekan behtor góri Íngelis cikede dec bonibo 29.02.2020

More than 100,000 Chinese students have been blocked from returning to Australia due to the coronavirus travel ban. It's highlighted the fragility of a sector that contributes billions to the Australian economy. The federal government is working on a plan to attract more students from a greater number of countries. - Ehon or butore 100000 Cina ar fona foroya ókkol bazi goyoi Corona virus ólla boli...

Campaign teaches school students how to deal with cyber-bullying and racism - kempen ókkol hás gorí cyber bullying hom goribolla 29.02.2020

A program being used in Victorian schools to help students deal with religious, racial and cultural intolerance will be expanded to schools right across Australia. The group that developed the program says the expansion comes at a critical time. - Victoriat mazé furugram uggwá estamal gorer fonn foroya ókkollore hoto dilla foroki gorede iín samna goribolla mesal dorma,kaumi ar solasol foroki. Aust...

'Racism is poison' says Angela Merkel after Hanau shooting - ''Rasisem oyedeki Zeher'' 23.02.2020

A 43-year-old German who posted a manifesto calling for the “complete extermination” of many “races or cultures in our midst” shot and killed nine people of foreign background in an attack on a hookah bar and other sites in the Frankfurt suburb of Hanau. Most of his victims were from a Turkish background. - German ót 43 bosorja manuíc úggawa ye manifesto leíke deiki oinno koum ore furassar hotom g...

How to prepare for a job interview - Kenggóri ham ór interbíullah toyari goriba? 22.02.2020

Finding work for the first time or looking for a new job can take a long time in Australia. So when you finally get called up for a job interview, it's exciting at first, but it can also become quite stressful. The only way to do well during a job interview is to be prepared and have an idea of what to expect. …. asked experts for their tips. - Australiat mazé foíla ekkan ham tuwon beci duk. Akhir...

More than a million Rohingya refugees still in limbo - 1 milion Rohingya refuji hono ekan fata sara róguí 15.02.2020

Australian parliamentarians have inspected a controversial barbed wire fence being built around the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh. They’ve expressed concerns about the temporary accommodation becoming something more permanent for more than one million displaced Rohingyas, as repatriation talks with Myanmar stall. - Australiar parliment óttu manúic ókkol Bangladesh ór refuji kem ót zaí...

Check your eyes before it’s too late - Tuáñár suk cek goro deri oí nozaibar agóttu 15.02.2020

Not everyone has the time to get their eyes checked regularly. With the eyes responsible for so much of our daily activities, and 93 per cent of people aged over 55 affected by long-term vision disorders, specialists say it is essential that you don’t leave it until it’s too late. - Har uggwá manúic óttu thaim no také thaim ye thaim ye suk ór nozor cek goribolla. Hoto dilla aktiviti gori baíccot a...

More Wuhan evacuees arrive at Christmas Island - Wuhan óttu aro manúic ókkol foícce Christmas Island ót 08.02.2020

The total number of coronavirus cases in Australia is now 15, after a Chinese man in Queensland was confirmed to have the virus. That news came as the second group of Australians evacuated from Wuhan finally touched down on Christmas Island. - Ekhon or butore coronavirus ór kes Australiat butore 15 ogíyói,Cinar beça manúic uggwá óttu Queensland ót virus iba oíyede yan konfem oibadé.

How to become a volunteer firefighter? - Volunteer ooín nifóya kenggóri boni fariba? 08.02.2020

Australia cannot fight through its worst bushfire season without the selfless sacrifice of its 260,000-strong volunteer firefighters. The National Council for Fire & Emergency Service is calling for volunteers of diverse backgrounds to sign up, to better serve our multicultural population. - Ooín dore de mausam iba Australia yé faiñt gori nafaítto 260,000 volunteer ooín nifóya iín nótakito boli .T...

‘Walk on Country’, exploring indigenous Australian’s connection to nature - ‘Walk on Country’. Ekan torika Australiar indigenous loi talukat Rakon 04.02.2020

There is a valuable lesson we can learn from the First Peoples known for their love and care for country in the aftermath of recent fire catastrophes. Adding “walking on country” onto your bucket list might help you better understand the meaning of “country” by engaging its traditional custodians. - Australiar indigenous loi talukat rakon or torika, ’walk in country’

WHO declares coronavirus an international Public Health Emergency - WHO elan goíjje deíki coronavirus iba Internecional Publik ór Aramiyotór Emergensi 01.02.2020

The World Health Organisation [[WHO]] has declared the novel coronavirus outbreak that originated in China a public health emergency of international concern [[PHEIC]]. It's a rarely used designation that could lead to improved international coordination in tackling the virus. The coronavirus has so far killed at least 170 people in China and infected more than 8,000 worldwide. - The World Health...

BRCA Bushfire Appeal 2020 - BRCA Bushfire Appeal 2020 01.02.2020

BRCA would like to cordially invite you and your family to upcoming fundraising event for Australian Bushfire victims and firefighters. Rohingya Traditional food will be served, and all the necessary information will be provided in the event. We sincerely request your participation and support at the event in such critical time. We look forward to seeing you at the event. Thank you. Date: 2nd Febr...

Rohingyan should not be easily content,from now on all Rohingyan should report Rakhine internal situation to the world - Tamam Rohingya manúic ókkollotu kucic goratta foribou,Arakan ór halot dunia re zanaidiya foribou 25.01.2020

In relation to the ICJ’s order to Myanmar in protecting the Rohingya population SBS Rohingya took the opportunity to interview one of the Rohingya leaders from a Rohingya organization based in Victoria Mr Habiburahman. - ICJ ye Borma re corot ókkol ar rai ókkol diyede yan ór baabote SBS Rohingya yé MR Habiburrahman zibaneiki uggwá Rohingya aktivis asé Victoriattu ibare interbiu goíjje. Aro zaínto...

Myanmar ordered to protect its Rohingya population - Myanmar óre order góijje Rohingya kaum óre hefazot goribolla 24.01.2020

The International Court of Justice ((ICJ)) has ordered Myanmar to take urgent measures to protect its Muslim Rohingya population from persecution and atrocities and preserve evidence of alleged crimes against them. - The International Court of Justice ((ICJ)) ye Myanmar óre order góijje deiki fouran kodom ókkol loíbolla Rohingya Musalman kaum ibaré tarar zulum sáte tu basaí bolla ar zedugun sobut...

Who are the 2020 finalists for Australian of the Year? - 2020 Australian of the year ór finalis 24.01.2020

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Australian of the Year awards. The national finalists for the four awards represent a diverse cross-section of Australian society, from doctors, scientists, and educators to volunteers, storytellers, and advocates. .......... looks at the 2020 finalists. - Ei bosor 60 bosor ór oíbo Australian of the year ór awards di aícce de yan. Australiat mazé finalis...

How to become an Australian citizen? - Australiar citizen kenggóri bonifariba? 18.01.2020

Many people choose to become an Australian citizen. More than five million people have been granted citizenship since 1949. The key step is a ceremony where people pledge their loyalty, and accept the rights and responsibilities as an Australian. - Beca beci manúic ókkol Australiar citizen bonibolla beci foson goré, 5 million ore manúic ókkollore Australiar citizen diye 1949 lotí aro zaínto saíle...

Lack of resources challenge firefighters on the ground - Ooin nifóyattu duk óigiyoi borabor saman ókkol naide éítallah 12.01.2020

A local New South Wales fire station is urging the Rural Fire Service to provide it with a bulk water truck - crucial, it says, in containing huge blazes in the region. - New South Wales ór ooin nifa de setecen y e yan aros gorede ki tararé fáni boraya terak ókkol dibolla. Elaka yan ór ooin nifa bolla.

''First They Erased Our Name" tell you about the existence of Rohingya in Myanmar by the very first Rohingyan author in Australia - ''First They Erased Our Name" Australia Rohingya foíla kitab lekóya ye lekíyede 11.01.2020

Born in 1979 in Burma (now Myanmar), Habiburahman escaped torture persecution and detention in his country. Fleeing first to neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia – where he faced further violence – Habib came to Australia in 2009 by boat. While he was safe, his ordeal was not over. Spending 32 months in various detention centres across the country before being released – Habib is still statele...

Happy new year wishes from SBS Rohingya - Noya bosór 2020 Mubarek SBS Rohingya torfóttu 11.01.2020

SBS Rohingya would like to wish a very happy new year to all our listeners all around the world. - Tomam SBS Rohingya funóya ókkolloré SBS Rohingya torfóttu noya bosór 2020 mubarek.

Burmese associations such as Karen supporting our Rohingya's ICJ hearing:Hussain Johar - Óínno Burmar façi ókkolle has gorí Karen ye Rohingyar baabote ICJ solede yan óre kup boldér 20.12.2019

SBS Rohingya has spoken with the president of the Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland regarding ICJ proceeding. He has explained and informed his opinion of what was happening in those three days. What was most important to hear is that he informed that he has spoken with other Burmese associations such as Karen and spoken about this matter directly. He says Karen community welcome and supp...

Starting your own business at 60 - Hasharbar ekan curu gorón 60 bosór boc ót 20.12.2019

There is a common perception that we are less likely to take risks as we get older. Yet, the research found that baby-boomers are the fastest growing entrepreneurship cohort anywhere in the world with the trend likely to increase as the population ages. - Beca beci manúic ye yan golót buzedeíki bura halé manúic ókkolle hasharbar curu goribolla ris loito nosaíbo de yan, Eínde resec itu daha zatdé k...

Australian Rohingya leaders continuously and tirelessly working in support of Gambia VS Myanmar in ICJ - Autraliar Rohingya leader ókkol raíte dínyé dab gorat asé Gambia yé Myanmar oré ICJ tuílledé yan ór baabote 14.12.2019

While the public relation officer of Burmese Rohingya Community in Australia Muhammad Junaid speaking with SBS Rohingya, in regarding the International Court of Justice ( ICJ's) 3 days hearing, he was telling that all Rohingyan include leaders and activists working hard day and night tirelessly to support the ongoing ICJ case against Myanmar. It is due to Myanmar's genocidal action against Rohingy...

Do you think you need a licence to drive a boat and for fishing activities? - Buúth solaíbar lisen ar maás doribar parmit kenggóri neladé? 14.12.2019

Living in a beautiful country with picturesque rivers, lakes and coastlines, it is little wonder that boating and fishing are among Australia’s favourite pastimes. However, with the fun comes responsibility and some essential rules and regulations for boating and fishing that have to be observed to keep everybody safe. - Shundur dec ot takon, doriya,haál ar fani asedé zago ókkollot dahé takilé,Has...

''We are grateful to Gambia to take this initiative and the very first nation to care about Rohingya's suffering"- Mr Junaid M - ''Gambia ré añara cukria gorí Rohingya manuíc oré insaf diladdé yan ólla'' 30.11.2019

The young prominant Rohingyan community leader Mr Junaid M expresses his gratitude to the Gambia for taking the very first action amongst the nation, regarding Rohingyan suffering to the highest level. Not only that, Junaid is also grateful to the hard work done for Rohingya's plight by Rohingyan and non-Rohingyan people around the world. When talking with SBS Rohingya Junaid expresses his optimis...

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