For many cultures, cooking and sharing a meal together is an important tradition. But the ritual of eating a meal at the dinner table every night appears to be a dying habit. Four of Chin people were interviewed about their eating habits and attitude towards their habitual family dinner. - Innchungkhar hmunkhat tein rawl dumttinak hi ramdang phak hnu in duhsah tein tlau aa timmi nunphung pakhat a si. Australia a phanmi Chin mi ta, Australia phak hnu ahhin hmunkhat te ah rawl dumtti le eitti a si ti maw, asilole, zeitindah innchungkhar pakhat cio in an rawl-ei ningcang a si timi kha SBS Radio Hakha Chin nih biaruahnak a ngeih hna.

Asian-Australians are the most likely ethnic group in the country to report experiencing discrimination. That's according to a new study conducted as part of research into the so-called "bamboo ceiling". Researchers hope the survey will spark a rethink on Western notions of leadership and strategies to help workplaces allow Asian employees to excel. - Hlathlainak nih a langhter ning ahcun Asian-Australia minung hi miphun thleidannak le namehnak a tongbik an si tihi a si. Hlathlaitu hna nih an I ruahchanmi cu, hi hlathlainak an tuahmi nihhin nitlaklei ram khuaruahnak le hmanmi tahfung nih Asian-Australian riantuantu caah thathnemnak le bawmhnak a petu siseh tihi a si.

Asian-Australians are the most likely ethnic group in the country to report experiencing discrimination. That's according to a new study conducted as part of research into the so-called "bamboo ceiling". Researchers hope the survey will spark a rethink on Western notions of leadership and strategies to help workplaces allow Asian employees to excel. - Hlathlainak nih a langhter ning ahcun Asian-Australia minung hi miphun thleidannak le namehnak a tongbik an si tihi a si. Hlathlaitu hna nih an I ruahchanmi cu, hi hlathlainak an tuahmi nihhin nitlaklei ram khuaruahnak le hmanmi tahfung nih Asian-Australian riantuantu caah thathnemnak le bawmhnak a petu siseh tihi a si.

Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s. And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less. - Inchungkhar Cawnnak lei ah Hlathlainak a tuahtu, a min ah Australian Institute of Family Studies timi nih a langhtermi cu, kum 20 laifang le le kum 40 tlai lei ah nuva thennak a tuahmi hi an tambik ti a si. Cun, nuva thennak a tuahmi hi an I umnak kum 9 silole mahnak tlawmdeuh hnu ahhin nuva ithennak in an tuah cio ti a si fawn.

Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s. And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less. - Inchungkhar Cawnnak lei ah Hlathlainak a tuahtu, a min ah Australian Institute of Family Studies timi nih a langhtermi cu, kum 20 laifang le le kum 40 tlai lei ah nuva thennak a tuahmi hi an tambik ti a si. Cun, nuva thennak a tuahmi hi an I umnak kum 9 silole mahnak tlawmdeuh hnu ahhin nuva ithennak in an tuah cio ti a si fawn.

A national survey shows four in five Australians believe a hearty meal brings the household together - yet more than half are too stressed at work to cook the evening meal. A study commissioned by Australian Lamb has found about two thirds of respondents felt guilty about using food delivery apps. - Ramhuap in hlathlainak an tuahmi nih a langhter micu minung pa 5 chungah pa 4 nih innchungkhar ah rawl hmunkhat te ah eiti ahcun innchungkhar thinlung a dam ter hlei ah a lum ter khun tiah an ti ko nain cheukhat nak tamdeuh nih cun rian ttin hnu, innphak hnu rawl chuan cu thinlung a bat ter I lungre a theihter ngai tiah an chim ve. Cun, Australian Lamb nih hlathlainak an tuah I an hmuh ve micu cheuthum chung ah cheuhnih cu rawl cahnak app te an hmanmi kongah iphuhrunnak an ngei ti hi a si.

A national survey shows four in five Australians believe a hearty meal brings the household together - yet more than half are too stressed at work to cook the evening meal. A study commissioned by Australian Lamb has found about two thirds of respondents felt guilty about using food delivery apps. - Ramhuap in hlathlainak an tuahmi nih a langhter micu minung pa 5 chungah pa 4 nih innchungkhar ah rawl hmunkhat te ah eiti ahcun innchungkhar thinlung a dam ter hlei ah a lum ter khun tiah an ti ko nain cheukhat nak tamdeuh nih cun rian ttin hnu, innphak hnu rawl chuan cu thinlung a bat ter I lungre a theihter ngai tiah an chim ve. Cun, Australian Lamb nih hlathlainak an tuah I an hmuh ve micu cheuthum chung ah cheuhnih cu rawl cahnak app te an hmanmi kongah iphuhrunnak an ngei ti hi a si.

Ms Ngun Za Sung works as an accredited English <> Hakha Chin interpreter and a case worker in particular, a family violence cases. She states that when it comes to family violence, we shall not be thinking that a husband or father is always the wrongdoer; but the wife or mother can be the core reason for causing family violence in our Chin community. She then talks about what and how can we prevent and do about the family violence before the police and court involved in the cases, thus before it is little too late to be remorseful. - Pi Ngun Za Sung cu holhleh rian lawng silo in innchungkhar buaibainak tawlreltu zungah riantuantu a si. Chinmi nih innchungkhar buaibainak kan ti ahcun pasal le lawnghi misual ah kan ruah hna, asilo, nupi le hrim zong nih innchungkhar buaibainak a chuahtertu an si ve ko. Asicun, innchungkhar buaibainak cu zeitindah kan kham khawh lai, zeitindah palek le biaceihnak zunglei an I teltum hlan ah,a tlaituk hlan le I ngaihchih hlan ah kan riantuan awk cu zeidah a si? SBS Radio Hakha Chin tamdeuh in hun ngai….

Ms Ngun Za Sung works as an accredited English <> Hakha Chin interpreter and a case worker in particular, a family violence cases. She states that when it comes to family violence, we shall not be thinking that a husband or father is always the wrongdoer; but the wife or mother can be the core reason for causing family violence in our Chin community. She then talks about what and how can we prevent and do about the family violence before the police and court involved in the cases, thus before it is little too late to be remorseful. - Pi Ngun Za Sung cu holhleh rian lawng silo in innchungkhar buaibainak tawlreltu zungah riantuantu a si. Chinmi nih innchungkhar buaibainak kan ti ahcun pasal le lawnghi misual ah kan ruah hna, asilo, nupi le hrim zong nih innchungkhar buaibainak a chuahtertu an si ve ko. Asicun, innchungkhar buaibainak cu zeitindah kan kham khawh lai, zeitindah palek le biaceihnak zunglei an I teltum hlan ah,a tlaituk hlan le I ngaihchih hlan ah kan riantuan awk cu zeidah a si? SBS Radio Hakha Chin tamdeuh in hun ngai….

Interpreters helping women from linguistically diverse backgrounds in family violence situations have raised concern about limited support and exposure to vicarious trauma. Despite changing attitudes to domestic violence, lawyers are also warning women may not be protected properly under the current system. - Holh dang miphun dang a simi hringtu nule nih an tonmi innchungkhar buaibainak kong he pehtlaih in holh lehpiak an si tik ah, holhlettu nih zeitluk bawmhnak tlawm an ngah ti le midang kong ah a ingmi an si ve tihi a linza ngaimi lungretheihnak pakhat a hun si. Innchungkhar buaibainak kong he pehtlaih in sining lungput tampi thlennak an tuah ko sihmanhsehlaw, atulio upadi sining ning incun innchungkhar buaibainak a tuartu; hringtu nule hi thatein runvennak le kilkamnak a tuah kho hlei hna lo tiah phungbia cawnpiaktu le phungbia thiamtu (sihni) nih ralrinnak bia an chim.