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Australia has over ten thousand beaches and summer is the best time to enjoy them. But many new Australians aren't aware of the dangers. So, how do you stay safe in the water? …finds out. - Australiat maze 10 hazar ór oré doijjar sor ókkol ase, Gorom ór mousam ibat doijjar hotarattu kengóri basi taki fariba? Zainto mono hoile...podkas yan fúni so..

School holidays are a challenge for many parents. However, there are plenty of free activities near you if you know where to look. As for those who cannot afford to take time off work, holiday care programs ranging from traditional vacation care, tennis, swimming to arts could be the answer.  - Eskool or cutti maaf baaf ókkollottu hudun duk zagoi, Kintu tuñi tai zani le hotodilla maana aktiviti ók...

Listen to the podcast to know how can you get connected to the community through SBS Rohingya Rohingya.program@sbs.com.au - Funi so kengóri tuñi comaj loí talukat raki fariba de yan ór baabote Rohingya.program@sbs.com.au

Many Australian women and men are affected by domestic violence and it’s often multicultural communities who face the biggest challenges in getting help. Find out how can get help.. - Gór or butoror mara marilla boli beca beci Australiar becain ar beciain do ókkoll lé muskilat faiyede ase. Hamisha majmuk comaj or manuic ókkoll ottu beci duk zagoi modot faibolla.

Amnesty strips Myanmar leader of top prize Now, Amnesty International has written to Ms Suu Kyi saying it's withdrawing its prize because - as they put it - "we can no longer justify her status as an Ambassador of Conscience".(BBC Myanmar Correspondent) - Amnesty ye Aung San Suu kyi ór prize wapes lefelaí ye.

In Australia, one in twenty deaths are caused by alcohol or illicit drugs. Nearly one in five adults drink at risky levels and 16 per cent of the population has tried an illicit drug in the past year. Julio was just experiencing the freedom of adulthood as an eighteen-year-old when he had his first taste of an illicit drug. Little did he know that his curiosity would gradually escalate into a 13-y...

Sajeeda Bahadurmia is a Rohingyan woman who has been volunteering since 5 years ago in various organization in NSW which later lead her to casual employment . - Sajeeda Bahadurmia yé geldé 5 bosor loti volentiaring gorat asé, NSW or hoto dilla organisecion ot, yan olla boli kesual ham curu gori faijjé.

Australia is a giving nation with almost six million people involved in volunteer work. Research shows that 96 per cent of those who donate their time for the greater good find more happiness in life. But for jobseekers struggling to find work, volunteering can often lay the foundation for future employment. - Volentier gorón ot beci faida faá, zindigi kuci take. Ekhon ot Australiat 6 million manu...

Displaced Rohingya Muslims are to start returning to their homeland within weeks under an agreement between officials from Myanmar and Bangladesh. - Myanmar ar Bangladesh yé Rohingya re wapes dibar deal.

Driving is an essential skill to surviving in Australia. The process and time required to obtain a driver’s license varies in each state and territory. Young novice drivers tend to need a longer period to get their license, whereas mature drivers or those with an existing overseas license can often speed up the process. - Australiat zindigi goribolla, gaçi solan gan beci zoruri. Fotti state ot pro...

Australia has been a secular country since federation. The Constitution of 1901 prohibits the Commonwealth government from interfering with the free exercise of any religion. But how far can freedom of religion go in a country where Christians have been the majority since European settlement, whilst 30 per cent of the population has no religious belief? - Federation curu oye loti Australia ekan se...

The SBS National Languages Competition 2018 starts on Monday 15 October. And for the first time, the compettition is open to all Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including those learning English! - The SBS National Languages Competition 2018 Curu oiye Combar Oktober 15 loti, zibbat iba kula zedugun Australian ye zuban uggwá ciker taralla.

Interview with Muriam Kobir who is Rohingyan and a fulltime carer for her brain injured husband since 2008. - Interbiu Muriam Kobir loí zibaye neiki 2008 loti demakot dukfaiyedé zamaíre soler.

Being a carer comes with challenges; it can be emotionally and physically draining. But a career as a carer can also be rewarding. And carers often play a crucial role in helping new arrivals learn some of the necessary skills to settle successfully in Australia. - Carer ya sóloya bonon not mazé hoto dilla toklif ókkol tula foré Kintu carer bonon hamya yan beci bala Carer hode itara beci zoruri in...

Global Communications Lead Alison Hill are this week in the camps near Cox’s Bazar where The Fred Hollows Foundation is screening Rohingya people for eye conditions like cataract, which can be treated with a simple 20-minute operation. Doctors estimate some 50,000 people in the camp are blind –leading the eye health response there to ensure as many people as possible can at least have their sight...

The internet has never been more present in our daily lives. We work, shop, play and interact with family and friends online,but report of cybercrime in Australia are on the rise. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions annual Targeting Scams report shows a 47 per cent increase in reporting of scams in 2016, with Aussies losing $300 million dollars. Almost half of those reporting cyber...

Settling in a new country comes with many challenges. Finding housing, education, employment is stressful and can have an impact on mental health. For people in need, there are ways to get free mental health support in Australia. - Noya dec ót ekan sethél on made hotodilla mosolla ókkol loí samna gorafore, Gór tuañon,fonna forón, ham tuañon iín oildeki beci cukcak ham,,iín ólla boli,demaki halot o...

‘Go Back To Where You Came From Live is a 3 night LIVE TV event and airs 2 – 4 October on SBS. #GoBackLive.’ * A group of Australians are about to embark on a journey to some of the most dangerous places on earth. See it all unfold LIVE on TV. - ‘Go Back To Where You Came From Live is a 3 night LIVE TV– 4 October on SBS. #GoBackLive.’ Live tv saí fariba

Migrating to Australia can be a daunting experience with many cultural challenges to overcome and difficult steps to be taken to start a new life. Obtaining a loan for a new business or buying a new home is part of the process.finds out what types of finances are available to those who have just settled in Australia? - Australiat Hijrot gorí ayon yan ekan beci dukkor taujju…noya zindigi ekan curu...

This is the interview with Lisa Martin, who have just finished up a seven year stint with AAP in the Canberra Press Gallery. She has been in the Bangladesh refugee camps several week ago on a trip with Save the Children. Lets hear what she says about the Rohingyan situation there . - Yan oildeki interbiú Lisa Martin loí,zibaye neiki Bangladesh or refugee camps ot Save The children Or fuwati giyé....

Victorians go to the polls on 24 November. If you live in the state it's your chance to be heard. All Australian citizens living in Victoria, aged 18 and over, must enrol and vote. The Victorian Electoral Commission is running free information sessions in over thirty languages. - Victoria r manuic ókkol 24 November 2018 ót búth dito zaibo, zedice tuñi state yan ót takilé yala oildeki tuáñar abaz o...

Every Australian worker has the right to a safe workplace. The law requires all employers to create a safe working environment to minimize injury and illness in the workplace. However Australian Bureau of Statistics show that during 2013 to 2014, over half a million people suffered a work-related injury or illness. Some occupations are more dangerous than others but culturally and linguistically d...

Moving to the country can offer more affordable housing and better job opportunities while fostering community. And all across Australia, programs are created to attract migrants to regional areas. - Gaungi ya Regional Elaka iíkka bodoli zon gan on maze houssa gór ókkol ar bala ham faibolla moka faá ar fuwati comaj loí takibar adór ó foída ojagoí.

On 2/9/2018 nearly 50 Rohingya Women from NSW Australia get together on their Eid gathering to discuss issues around community and plan the future agendas of Rohingya Women Community in Australia. - Tarikh ibat 2/9/2018 takriban 50 Australiar Rohingya beçáin okkol foila bar dolá oí meswara goijje comaj ór mamelar baabote ar samné muntur purugram ór baabote.

Around the globe, more than 250 million people live outside their country of birth and many migrants choose to send money to families back home. Australians are also transferring more money overseas than ever before, but the hidden costs can be hefty. - Fura aga gura dunia butore 250 million manuic ókkol tarar foida oiyedé dec or baire take, itarar butore bece beci manuic ókkol tarar dec ot thiañ...