(Audio in Dinka) Akuol Abijok Deng is a South Sudanese artist who lives in Kampala, Uganda. Akuol came to Australia in July to support one of her friends who had a concert on the 13 of July 2019. She was not coming for her singing tour of Australia. Akuol is thinking of coming back to Australia in November. This interview tells the story of Akuol as a musician, wife and mother and her experiences in Australia. 

(Audio in Dinka) Akuol Abijok Deng is a South Sudanese artist who lives in Kampala, Uganda. Akuol came to Australia in July to support one of her friends who had a concert on the 13 of July 2019. She was not coming for her singing tour of Australia. Akuol is thinking of coming back to Australia in November. This interview tells the story of Akuol as a musician, wife and mother and her experiences in Australia. 

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. 

Bullying happens when somebody causes harm intentionally and repeatedly to a person who has less power than them. Jessie Mitchell, who is a Senior Advisor on bullying at the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, says bullying can take several forms.

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. 

Bullying happens when somebody causes harm intentionally and repeatedly to a person who has less power than them. Jessie Mitchell, who is a Senior Advisor on bullying at the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, says bullying can take several forms.

Deng Ajang is the first South Sudanese to represent South Sudan in the men fashion show (Mr World Competition 2019)  in the Philippines. South Sudan is one of the five African countries represented in Mr World Competition 2019. Over 70 countries are taking part in the Mr World Competition 2019. Here is the interview with Deng while in Manila.

Deng Ajang is the first South Sudanese to represent South Sudan in the men fashion show (Mr World Competition 2019)  in the Philippines. South Sudan is one of the five African countries represented in Mr World Competition 2019. Over 70 countries are taking part in the Mr World Competition 2019. Here is the interview with Deng while in Manila.

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. 

Bullying happens when somebody causes harm intentionally and repeatedly to a person who has less power than them. Jessie Mitchell, who is a Senior Advisor on bullying at the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, says bullying can take several forms.

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. 

Bullying happens when somebody causes harm intentionally and repeatedly to a person who has less power than them. Jessie Mitchell, who is a Senior Advisor on bullying at the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, says bullying can take several forms.

Deng Ajang is the first South Sudanese to represent South Sudan in the men fashion show (Mr World Competition 2019)  in the Philippines. South Sudan is one of the five African countries represented in Mr World Competition 2019. Over 70 countries are taking part in the Mr World Competition 2019. Here is the interview with Deng while in Manila.

Deng Ajang is the first South Sudanese to represent South Sudan in the men fashion show (Mr World Competition 2019)  in the Philippines. South Sudan is one of the five African countries represented in Mr World Competition 2019. Over 70 countries are taking part in the Mr World Competition 2019. Here is the interview with Deng while in Manila.

(Audio in Dinka)State and territory leaders have made pledges to reform the way Australia manages recycling, vocational education, mental health issues and the Murray-Darling Basin.

(Audio in Dinka)State and territory leaders have made pledges to reform the way Australia manages recycling, vocational education, mental health issues and the Murray-Darling Basin.

Deng Lueth Wei is the first South Sudanese person to play a professional wheel basketball in France and the USA. Deng was born in 1993, and he was paralysed by polio three years later. In the Refugee camp in Ethiopia, Deng suffered when it comes to mobility, but his love for sport kept him going. Deng and his family members were accepted for resettlement to the USA and that where everything good started. 

Deng Lueth Wei is the first South Sudanese person to play a professional wheel basketball in France and the USA. Deng was born in 1993, and he was paralysed by polio three years later. In the Refugee camp in Ethiopia, Deng suffered when it comes to mobility, but his love for sport kept him going. Deng and his family members were accepted for resettlement to the USA and that where everything good started. 

Deng Lueth Wei is the first South Sudanese person to play a professional wheel basketball in France and the USA. Deng was born in 1993, and he was paralysed by polio three years later. In the Refugee camp in Ethiopia, Deng suffered when it comes to mobility, but his love for sport kept him going. Deng and his family members were accepted for resettlement to the USA and that where everything good started. 

Deng Lueth Wei is the first South Sudanese person to play a professional wheel basketball in France and the USA. Deng was born in 1993, and he was paralysed by polio three years later. In the Refugee camp in Ethiopia, Deng suffered when it comes to mobility, but his love for sport kept him going. Deng and his family members were accepted for resettlement to the USA and that where everything good started. 

(Audio in Dinka)State and territory leaders have made pledges to reform the way Australia manages recycling, vocational education, mental health issues and the Murray-Darling Basin.

(Audio in Dinka)State and territory leaders have made pledges to reform the way Australia manages recycling, vocational education, mental health issues and the Murray-Darling Basin.