SBS Radio | Maltese News: 09/09/22 by Joe Axiaq. The latest news from Australia and the rest of the world. - SBS Radio | Aħbarijiet bil-Malti: 09/09/22 minn Joe Axiaq. L-aħħar aħbarijiet mill-Awstralja u l-kumplament tad-dinja.

Allergies are among the fastest growing types of chronic conditions in Australia, and deadly reactions are also on the rise. Maria Said, the CEO of support organisation Allergy and Anaphylaxis Australia, says more work is required on education and awareness campaigns across the country, so everyone involved in allergy management and care is on the same page. - L-allerġiji huma fost it-tipi ta’ kundizzjonijiet kroniċi li qegħdin jiżdiedu fl-Awstralja. Maria Said, il-Kap tal-Organizzazzjoni tal-Allerġiji u l-Anafilaksi tgħid li meħtieġa aktar xogħol u edukazzjoni mal-pajjiż kollu biex dawk kollha involuti u milquta mill-allerġiji jkunu jafu x’għanhom jagħmlu.

Doris Meilak answers gardening questions from SBS Radio listeners. - Doris Meilak twieġeb il-mostoqsijiet tas-semmiegħa tar-Radju tal-SBS dwar il-ġnien.

Maltese Community in Australia - Calendar of events and activities in Victoria and New South Wales. Notices to be included in this weekly review should be emailed to: [email protected] - Attivitajiet u avvenimenti fil-komunità Maltija fl-istati ta’ Victoria u New South Wales. Avviżi u informazzjoni dwar dak li qed jiġri fil-komunità għandhom jintbagħtu lil: [email protected]

SBS Radio Maltese News: 06/09/22 by Joe Axiaq. The latest news from Australia and the rest of the world. - SBS Radio | Aħbarijiet bil-Malti: 06/09/22 minn Joe Axiaq. L-aħħar aħbarijiet mill-Awstralja u l-kumplament tad-dinja.

Weekly news report from Malta by SBS Radio correspondent, Leonard Callus. - Il-korrispondent tal-SBS f’Malta, Leonard Callus, b'rapport ta' aħbarijiet minn Malta.

SBS Radio | Maltese News: 02/09/22 by Joe Axiaq. The latest news from Australia and the rest of the world. - SBS Radio | Aħbarijiet bil-Malti: 02/09/22 minn Joe Axiaq. L-aħħar aħbarijiet mill-Awstralja u l-kumplament tad-dinja.

Australia's permanent migration intake could increase to up to 200,000 as the nation battles skills shortages following a low visa uptake during the height of the pandemic. - In-numru ta’ migranti permanenti fl-Awstralja jista’ jiżdied 200,000 waqt li l-Awstralja qed issibha diffiċli bin-nuqqas ta’ ħaddiema tas-sengħa wara n-nuqqas ta’ dħul ta’ dawk fl-Awstralja fuq viża minħabba l-pandemija.

Maltese historian and researcher Mark Caruana talks about the incident in 1916 involving the biggest single group of Maltese men arriving in Australia, who were prohibited from entering Australia. The group of 214 Maltese comprised of a boatload of agricultural labourers who were turned away from Australia and sent to New Caledonia, after having failed a dictation test, while their boat was offshore at Melbourne. - Ir-riċerkatur tal-istorja tal-Maltin fl-Awstralja, Mark Caruana jitkellem dwar l-inċident tal-1916 li kien jinvolvi l-akbar grupp f’daqqa ta’ rġiel Maltin u Għawdxin li waslu l-Awstralja, li ma tħallewx jinżlu l-art. Il-grupp ta’ 214 Malti u Għawdxi, il-biċċa l-kbira minnhom ħaddiema tar-raba’, intbagħtu New Caledonia, wara li sarilhom test bl-Olandiż meta kienu fuq il-vapur bl-iskop li jeħlu żgur.

Doris Meilak answers gardening questions from SBS Radio listeners. - Doris Meilak twieġeb il-mostoqsijiet tas-semmiegħa tar-Radju tal-SBS dwar il-ġnien.