“Create goals that ignite your spirit and inspire you to take action” . Listen to Mr. Awkar Ruel speak about the benefit gained from setting up short and long term goals. Mr Ruel also talked about furthering his education in the future

Most of the electoral that casted their votes are hoping to speed up the immigration process.  

Thousands of Australians could have high blood pressure and not know it, even though they've been tested at their G-Ps.

 A new study has found current testing for hypertension can be inaccurate.

In cooperation with the general Directorate of Syriac Culture and Arts, the Alqosh Cultural Society held a symposium at its headquarters in Alqosh. The renowned Scholar , Benjamin Haddad spoke about the Ashur Banipal Society ( one of the most active cultural institutions in Iraq in the 1990s).

"Iraq, is a graveyard for ethnic and religious minorities, each month, more Christians leave Iraq to resettle in the West." Mr Sabah Michael told the SBS Assyrian program. Stating that the Christian community in Iraq currently faces possible extinction as a result of religious persecution and ongoing national instability. Mr. Sabah visited almost all the Christian dominated neighborhoods in Baghdad before 2003, to find out that these districts are currently empty of Christians.

Listen to Mr Joseph Tamraz, president and executive board member of the Assyrian American Civic Club of Chicago speaking to SBS about the Skokie Festival of Cultures. “This event has been so successful because of the diverse community in Skokie,” said Joseph Tamraz, Member of the Skokie Festival of Cultures. Mr Tamraz expressed that "The theme this year is focused on musicians from around the world. Guests at the free festival will receive a passport that serves as a map to activities throughout the park."

Listen to Mr Joseph Tamraz, president and executive board member of the Assyrian American Civic Club of Chicago speaking to SBS about the Skokie Festival of Cultures. “This event has been so successful because of the diverse community in Skokie,” said Joseph Tamraz, Member of the Skokie Festival of Cultures. Mr Tamraz expressed that "The theme this year is focused on musicians from around the world. Guests at the free festival will receive a passport that serves as a map to activities throughout the park."

The penultimate week of campaigning for the Federal Election has seen tense drama, high emotions and more heads rolling.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten went head-to-head in the third and final televised debate before the May 18federal election.

 There were plenty of talking points both old and new, including leadership instability, franking credits, health care and even Israel Folau.

 When it came to what could be the defining issue of this campaign, both leaders agreed climate change is real, but that's where the agreement seemed to stop.

In This weeks's segment, Carmen Lazar from Assyrian Resource Centre talks about the success of The Pilot Program and talks about number of families who arrived to Australia recently under this program. She also talks about the projects undergoing with the centre.

One in eight Australian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer by the age of 85, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

 Most of them will survive, thanks to efficient screening processes. But a new study has discovered women from an Arabic-speaking background are presenting with more aggressive, further developed breast cancers.