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The confirmed global death toll from the COVID-19 virus has reached at least 400,000.

Angka kematian akibat Covid-19 secara global mencapai 400,000 kematian.

 Indigenous activists say they plan on maintaining the momentum, after the weekend's nationwide.

Para aktivis pribumi ingin mempertahankan momentum, setelah aksi protes secara nasional diadakan hari Sabtu lalu.

 It is predicted that the Australian university sector could lose $16 billion in revenue over the next four years.

Universitas di Australia diperkirakan kehilangan pemasukan sebesar $16 milyar dollar dari sekarang hingga tahun 2023.

Consumption of drugs by the elderly is causing more harm than good according to experts.

Konsumsi obat-obatan oleh para lansia lebih banyak bahayanya daripada manfaatnya menurut para ahli.

SBS Radio News in Bahasa Indonesia - 7 June 2020

Warta Berita Radio SBS Program Bahasa Indonesia - 7 Juni 2020

Australia's peak recycling body says waste output has risen 10 per cent during the coronavirus pandemic, partially because of the stay-at-home lifestyle

Badan pengatur daur ulang tertinggi Australia mengatakan jumlah limbah telah meningkat 10 persen selama pandemi virus corona, sebagian karena gaya hidup di rumah

COVID-19 is dramatically disrupting on the lives of close to 97,000 bridging visa holders in Australia who are unable to access the federal government’s COVID-19 support schemes.

Covid-19 secara dramatis telah mempengaruhi kehidupan sekitar 97.000 orang pemegang pemegang bridging visa di Australia yang tidak dapat mengakses bantuan pemerintah federal untuk dampak covid-19.

The federal government has announced a 688 million dollar HomeBuilder program aimed at boosting demand in the construction sector.

Pemerintah federal telah mengumumkan program HomeBuilder senilai 688 juta dolar yang bertujuan untuk meningkatkan permintaan di sektor konstruksi.

SBS Radio News in Bahasa Indonesia - 7 June 2020

Warta Berita Radio SBS Program Bahasa Indonesia - 7 Juni 2020

Australia's peak recycling body says waste output has risen 10 per cent during the coronavirus pandemic, partially because of the stay-at-home lifestyle

Badan pengatur daur ulang tertinggi Australia mengatakan jumlah limbah telah meningkat 10 persen selama pandemi virus corona, sebagian karena gaya hidup di rumah