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Not everyone has the time to get their eyes checked regularly. With the eyes responsible for so much of our daily activities, and 93 per cent of people aged over 55 affected by long-term vision disorders, specialists say it is essential that you don’t leave it until it’s too late. - Har uggwá manúic óttu thaim no také thaim ye thaim ye suk ór nozor cek goribolla. Hoto dilla aktiviti gori baíccot añarattu suk estamal goro za.Homos hom 93% bocwala manúic óttu lamba thaim ór suk ór mosola také,especialis ye yan cuwaris gorede ki lait noí oíbar agóttu hono ekan goro.

The total number of coronavirus cases in Australia is now 15, after a Chinese man in Queensland was confirmed to have the virus. That news came as the second group of Australians evacuated from Wuhan finally touched down on Christmas Island. - Ekhon or butore coronavirus ór kes Australiat butore 15 ogíyói,Cinar beça manúic uggwá óttu Queensland ót virus iba oíyede yan konfem oibadé.

Australia cannot fight through its worst bushfire season without the selfless sacrifice of its 260,000-strong volunteer firefighters. The National Council for Fire & Emergency Service is calling for volunteers of diverse backgrounds to sign up, to better serve our multicultural population. - Ooín dore de mausam iba Australia yé faiñt gori nafaítto 260,000 volunteer ooín nifóya iín nótakito boli .The National Council for Fire & Emergency Service ye har cómaj,kaum ar solasol ór manúic ókkollore dahar ar dawat der volunteer boni bolla také aro béhtor gori majmuk cómaj ibare hédmot gori fare fan.

There is a valuable lesson we can learn from the First Peoples known for their love and care for country in the aftermath of recent fire catastrophes. Adding “walking on country” onto your bucket list might help you better understand the meaning of “country” by engaging its traditional custodians. - Australiar indigenous loi talukat rakon or torika, ’walk in country’

The World Health Organisation [[WHO]] has declared the novel coronavirus outbreak that originated in China a public health emergency of international concern [[PHEIC]]. It's a rarely used designation that could lead to improved international coordination in tackling the virus. The coronavirus has so far killed at least 170 people in China and infected more than 8,000 worldwide. - The World Health Organisation [[WHO]] yan elan goíjje deíki coronavirus iba internecional publik ór aramiyotór emergensi.Ekhon or butore coronavirus ólla boli 170 manúic mara giyé Cinar butore ar homos hom 8,000 ore agagura duniat butore manúic ókkollottu fuka iba faraiye.

BRCA would like to cordially invite you and your family to upcoming fundraising event for Australian Bushfire victims and firefighters. Rohingya Traditional food will be served, and all the necessary information will be provided in the event. We sincerely request your participation and support at the event in such critical time. We look forward to seeing you at the event. Thank you. Date: 2nd February 2020 Time: 3:00pm Address: Lakemba Senior Citizen Hall (Lakemba Library) - Assalamualailum BRCA yer torfòttu,onara beggùn ora dawòt diyazar BRCA Bushfire Appeal 2020 ibat aìbolla.Aìcco fura femlì loì añarare bol himmot dibolla. Tarikh:2nd February 2020 Taim3:00pm Address: Lakemba Senior Citizen Hall (Lakemba Library)

In relation to the ICJ’s order to Myanmar in protecting the Rohingya population SBS Rohingya took the opportunity to interview one of the Rohingya leaders from a Rohingya organization based in Victoria Mr Habiburahman. - ICJ ye Borma re corot ókkol ar rai ókkol diyede yan ór baabote SBS Rohingya yé MR Habiburrahman zibaneiki uggwá Rohingya aktivis asé Victoriattu ibare interbiu goíjje.Aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.

The International Court of Justice ((ICJ)) has ordered Myanmar to take urgent measures to protect its Muslim Rohingya population from persecution and atrocities and preserve evidence of alleged crimes against them. - The International Court of Justice ((ICJ)) ye Myanmar óre order góijje deiki fouran kodom ókkol loíbolla Rohingya Musalman kaum ibaré tarar zulum sáte tu basaí bolla ar zedugun sobut ókkol asé Borma yé zulum sáte goíjjede iín ór baabote hotom no goribolla.

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Australian of the Year awards. The national finalists for the four awards represent a diverse cross-section of Australian society, from doctors, scientists, and educators to volunteers, storytellers, and advocates. .......... looks at the 2020 finalists. - Ei bosor 60 bosor ór oíbo Australian of the year ór awards di aícce de yan. Australiat mazé finalist ókkol hoto dilla ham ókkol óttu ayé cómaj óttu,daktor ókkol,saintis ar mactor ókkól,,ayó so finalis ókkol...

Many people choose to become an Australian citizen. More than five million people have been granted citizenship since 1949. The key step is a ceremony where people pledge their loyalty, and accept the rights and responsibilities as an Australian. - Beca beci manúic ókkol Australiar citizen bonibolla beci foson goré, 5 million ore manúic ókkollore Australiar citizen diye 1949 lotí aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.