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SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

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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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Why walking in a group is said as one way of making friendship? - Daí banaí açon ót ki faída ókkol faíba? 13.09.2019

There are many health benefits of walking. And walking with others adds fun and friendship along the way. Have you thought about joining a group for a different experience? - Eçá beca beci faída ókkol asé daí daí gorí aço nót, Fuwaíjja ókkol lo banaí fariba...tuñi honó baíffoné daí gorí açi bolla?

Sofia Amanullah: "learning new language make me feel reborn'' - Sofia Amanullah: "Noya zubaan cikon ót yan lagédeí ki ar eikbar noya oíyí" 06.09.2019

Sofia Amanullah Rohingya woman who left her home country with her family for the safety to Malaysia than Australia. Residing in Melbourne and learning English. She was telling SBS Rohingya that she felt reborn again from learning new language which is English. Listen to the interview to hear more about her. - Sofia Amanullah uggwá Rohingya maíyafuwa zibayé neíki femilr fuwati dec óttu neíli aí giy...

Tell us how learning a language makes a world of difference to you and WIN! - Noya zuban uggwá cikon ot mazé tuáñar dunia hóndilla gori bodoli aíccé?Añraré zanoú 06.09.2019

SBS have launched their National Languages Competition 2019 to encourage language learning and language retention in Australia, and in recognition of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous languages. Now in its fourth year, the nationwide competition is open to Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including English and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages....

Homelessness crisis linked to housing affordability - Manuic begór oíjagoí gór ókkol ór dam monggadé eítallah 16.08.2019

The homelessness crisis in Australia is getting worst. At the last census, there were more than 116 00 people with no permanent home in the country, with no clear national plan to fight homelessness and a lack of affordable housing, there's no sign of things getting better. - Australiat mazé din ottu din ót beca beci manuic ókkol begór ojar góí, mosolah yan boçi zar gói de kiyallah hoílé,,gór ókko...

SBS Rohingya first year anniversary - SBS Rohingya foíla bósor ór aniversarí 16.08.2019

Time past very quick and it has been 1 year now since SBS Rohingya is launched last year. It was not an easy journey to start content for the very first time in Australia perhaps in world as part of an official broadcasting body. It is an amazing achievement for Rohingya language. Every week there will be contain uploaded as part of Settlement Guide and interviews with community members. This has...

What can parents do about bullying? - Bullying ór baabote maa baf yé ki gan gori faribou? 09.08.2019

Around one in four Australian children are affected by bullying at school. As a parent, it can be hard to know what to do if your child is a victim of bullying or if they're the bully themselves. ... asks experts what parents can do to support their children and end bullying - har 4 zon fuaíndor butore eskool ót hamaka ekzon bulli goredé mosola yan ót forí zagoí, maa baf oíyaré ki kodom gin loí fa...

Night pitch:New way to find job for skilled migrant - Night pitch:Noyaham tuaíbar torika skill migrant asedé itaralla 09.08.2019

Finding work as a skilled migrant can prove to be difficult with many arriving in Australia and taking jobs unrelated to their profession. But a unique approach has been taken in Melbourne with migrants getting the chance to pitch themselves and their credentials directly to employers in a shark tank style event. - Skill migrant visa loí aíccede itarattu ham ekkan tuaíbolla beci duk oíjagoí. Night...

What tax office is watching? - tax ór offisyé kiyor oré nozor rakibo? 02.08.2019

Are the suits you wear to work every day tax-deductible? It is that time of year again to get your tax affairs in order. So what is the Australian Taxation Office targeting this year? - zedugun horsalla tuñi dabi góror hono beggun soí orné? Tax offísyé ki ki jenis ókkollot nozor rakiboú? Fúni so...

Rallies to free Manus Island and Nauru asylum seekers around Australia - Manus ar Nauru refugire ,wapes añni feló tararé 26.07.2019

Rallies to free Manus Island and Nauru asylum seekers have been held around Australia. Protesters called for an end to six -years of offshore detention. XXX reports. [[Script]] Placards reading "bring them home" were held aloft as protesters called for the Morrison Government to allow asylum seekers into Australia. Crowds turned out in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart and Darwin [[Sat...

Keeping children safe online - Fúain doré onlain or hotora óttu basáí raíkon 26.07.2019

With young people being more tech-savvy than ever, it's important for the adults around them to do the right things to keep them safe. .... finds out what you can do to ensure that your children have a positive experience online? - Zamana Ibat maze zohon nojuwan ókkol óttu technologir baabote beci zana ogiyóí ,beci estamal góra yo za , yan olla boli yan becí zoruri deki boro manuíc ókkol yani maa...

What is TAFE? - Tafe hodé iba ki? 19.07.2019

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. XXX looks at what the TAFE system has to offer. - Zedice tuñi Australiat tuáñár ham ar fonna curu goítto saílé,Tafe óildeki uggawá rasta. Aro zaínto saíl...

Moving Sydney to Adelaide:Mrs Toiba - Sydney óttu Adelaide:Mrs Toiba 19.07.2019

This a short interview with MRS Toiba who moved interstate with her family. She gave some advises about what need to be done before move. Listen to her interview with Yasmeen Ahmed. - Toiba óildeki añárar boín úggawa Sydney óttu Adelaide lori giyoide,fúni so añárar boín ibayé ki ki towajju faíde yan.

What is NAIDOC? - NAIDOC hodé ibá ki? 12.07.2019

NAIDOC stands for the National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee. It is a significant week in the Australian calendar, and an especially important one for many Indigenous communities around the country. It is a week to celebrate our culture and heritage, commemorate our history, unify our communities, and to share with the rest of the nation. NAIDOC Week happens each year between th...

What is the requirements when moving interstate? - Interstate lorí bolla ki jenis gin lagé? 12.07.2019

Each Year almost four hundred thousand Australians relocate for work,education,lifestyle,family or better community support. The number of people moving interstate is on the increase. - Fotti bosór ye homoshom 4lakh manuic ókkol Australiar butore lora sora goré. Tarar faídalla. Aró zaínñto saílé fúni só.

Interview with one of the Friends of Refugees award recipient :Amina Khatun a young Rohingyan women from Victoria - Amina Khatun: Refugee weeks ót maze Award faíde iballoí interbiú 11.07.2019

We are thrilled to celebrate Opening Doors graduate Amina Khatun on her award for Outstanding Service To The Community! Pictured here with Julian Burnside QC, Amina received the honour at the annual Refugee and Asylum Seeker Recognition Awards, hosted by Friends of Refugees. Amina is a youth ambassador, anti-domestic violence advocate, translator for her local Rohingya community, and an incredible...

How to apply for a first Home Owner Grant? - Gor kini bolla eskem 28.06.2019

Almost 20 years ago,Australia launched a national scheme to assist first timers to get into a home of their own. Under the scheme,first home buyers who purchase or build a residential property to live in,receive a one-off grant which is not means-tested. - Foila bar gor kino bolla modot. Zainto sale aro funi so..

What are the minor offences in Australia? - Australiat hondílla gura gara kessuri ókkol asedé? 21.06.2019

Having a dog that is not registered, driving with an overseas license, not locking your car and smoking in the covered area of a train station are all considered minor offences in Australia that could get you in trouble with the law. If your country of origin has different laws, you might be at risk of committing one of these offences. Florence Montalvo Cruz is the family solicitor at the Refugee...

Reconciliation Week;Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Culture - Reconciliation Week;Aboriginal ár Torres Strait Islander ór solasol 30.05.2019

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. - 27 May and 3 June tarikh ibár butoré Hafta úggawa hás gori banaza National Reconciliation Week ho ibaré. Aboriginal ár Torres...

Reaction to the federal election - Federal elekcion ór baabote 24.05.2019

For next week program on Multicultural reaction to the Federal please voice your says and opinion.. - Añiyedde haftar purugaram ólla tuáñar awas fuñni to saír...

250,000 Rohingya refugees receive first ID cards in Bangladesh - 250,000 Bangladesh ót Rohingya refugee asedé itara foíla ID card faíye 24.05.2019

The UN said on Friday it has registered more than 250,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, providing many with their first ever identification cards and proof of their right to return to Myanmar in the future. The UN refugee agency also said the registration could serve as a tool for law enforcement to help counter human trafficking. "Over a quarter of a million Rohingya refugees from Myanmar have...

Why it is important to learn CPR - CPR cikon gan kiyalla zoruri dé? 23.05.2019

Every passing moment can mean life or death when accident strikes and your loved ones unexpectedly become unconscious. Would you know what to do in the event of emergency? - Zeñtte neíki tuáñar nizor hono úggawa manuic mosibot ót foíjjé zindilla neiki aksiden oíye oiyera biñyus oígiyoi wakto ibat , har eík second guzoribodé iba bec ehém óibo.. Eí mosibot ót mazé ki gora foribodé yan tuáñrtu zana a...

Want to age better? Grow your own tea - Behter torika buça pan guzari bar.... 10.05.2019

  Tea is an essential part of everyday life for many Aussies. More than half of the over fifties drink nearly 11 cups a week on average. If you love your cuppa and like to garden, have you ever contemplated the idea of growing your own tea? - Sár fata keti gorón ekkan behter terika buça pan guzari bolla añaro funi so...

Jailed Reuters journalists win Pulitzer for uncovering Rohingya massacre - Ziyol maijje duí zon reuter ór Journalist ore Pulitzer inam diye giyé Rohingyaré marifelíyede yan ór baabote repot diayat mazéya 02.05.2019

Two Reuters reporters who have been jailed for more than a year for revealing a Rohingya massacre in Myanmar, are among the Pulitzer prize winners. - Ziyol maijje duí zon reuter ór Journalist ore Pulitzer inam diye giyé Rohingyaré marifelíyede yan ór baabote repot diayat mazéya

What are the essential technology seniors should learn? - Añar murobbí ókkollóttu ki teknologi ókkól cika foribou? 02.05.2019

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? - Har fas zon ottu tin zon morobbí ókkol asedé itarar butore,teknologi ciki faíjje agor zamana ottuwaro. Kinntu eíto dilla jinis...

Grandparenting in the 21st century - 21 Centurít Dada dadi ar Nana nani bonon yan hondilla de? 24.04.2019

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? - Famili life zohon beci toraturit solizar goí..dada dadi ókkollottu yo noya torika loí sola forer..toí 21 Centurít Dada dadi ar Nana nani bonon yan hondilla de?

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