In Australia, non-consensual sexual activity is a criminal offence, whether it takes place in real life or online. In some jurisdictions, alleged perpetrators accused of sexual assault or rape must prove in court that they obtained consent before engaging in sexual activity. So, how can you ensure you’re having consensual sex? - Long Ostrelia, yu brekem loa sapos yu gat seks wetem wan man o woman weh I no kivim raet long yu, hemia onlaen o even long ril laef. Long samfala ples long Ostrelia, olgeta weh oli agensem olgeta se oli brekem loa ia oli mas pruvum long kot se tugeta pati I akri bifo tufala gat seks. Beh hao nao bae yu save se yu gat apruvol bifo yu gat seks wetem hem?

Ostrelian Nasonal parliament I pasem mo apruvum blong provaetem ol narafala sapot long olgeta we oli pasem mo karem Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) mo olgeta tu we oli kam anda long Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme.

Learn how to talk about fishing. Plus, find out a bit of history on why Australians love fishing. - Lanem blong tokbaot hao blong kasem fis. Mo tu, faenem aot from wanem ol Ostrelians oli laekem blong kasem fis.

Praem Minista Anthorny Albanese I stap long Cook Islands blong attendem Pacific Island Forum (PIF) we I stat finis hemia long Novemba 7 – 9, 2023.

Learn how to describe your body pain. Plus, hear some tips from a physiotherapist if you feel pain. - Lanem hao blong tokbaot bodi blong yu sapos I sore tumas. Mo, bae yu harem samfala advaes weh i kam long wan Dokta blong helpem yu sapos yu feelim bodi i soa.

Kavman blong Ostrelia I provaetem sapot blong sapotem Kvaman blong Vanuatu wetem immediate response afta long tropical cyclone Lola.

Learn how to say you don’t understand. Plus hear a comedian’s funny story about misunderstanding an Australian idiom. - Lanem hao blong talem yu no saveh. Mo harem tu wan funny storian abaotem wan rong mining blong wan Ostrelian Inglis lanwij.

Tropikol cyclone Lola hemi lego behaen plante damej long ol province blong Torba, Sanma, Penama, Malampa mo samfala aelan blong Shefa.

Australians throw more than 200,000 tonnes of clothing into landfill each year. That’s an average of 10 kilograms of clothing per person. We can help combat Australia’s textile waste crisis by choosing to recycle, donate, and swap our unwanted clothing. - Yu save se long Ostrelia, oli stap sakem samples 200,000 tonnes blong ol klos long ol ples blong toti evri yia? Hemia I semak olsem wan man I gat 10 kilogram blong klos, beh sapos yumi jusum blong donatem ol klos blong yumi instead blong sakem aot I go long toti, yumi stap help blong katem daon bigwan textile waste crisis long Ostrelia.

Vois Referandem deit oli markem finis blong tekem ples long Satede namba 14 dei blong manis Oktoba blong yia ia 2023. Olgeta man mo woman weh oli ol Ostrelean sitisen bambae oli gat raet blong vote "YES" o "NO" blong gat wan Indigines vois insaet long mama loa blong Ostrelea.