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A local New South Wales fire station is urging the Rural Fire Service to provide it with a bulk water truck - crucial, it says, in containing huge blazes in the region. - New South Wales ór ooin nifa de setecen y e yan aros gorede ki tararé fáni boraya terak ókkol dibolla.Elaka yan ór ooin nifa bolla.

Born in 1979 in Burma (now Myanmar), Habiburahman escaped torture persecution and detention in his country. Fleeing first to neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia – where he faced further violence – Habib came to Australia in 2009 by boat. While he was safe, his ordeal was not over. Spending 32 months in various detention centres across the country before being released – Habib is still stateless with no passport. He has a temporary visa and his status remains unresolved. Habib is joining Adelaide writes week 2020 , discussing his memoir – where he collaborated with French journalist Sophie Ansel. “First, They Erased Our Name”, is the very first, first-person account of the oppression of the Rohingya. - Habiburrahman,Burmat zormo oíye 1979 ót ,dec ór zalafura la boli dec felai agiyoí Southeast Asia mazé,eçe yo zala faiye, toíbadé Australiat buth loí aícce 2009. Ajo toklif no fura Habiburrahman ór, hoto garat ót taí aícce ,neíli badé yo ajo dec sara rogiyoí toítta visa lói.Dola óifariba arar apna leíko ya iba loí Adelaide writers week 2020 mazé.

SBS Rohingya would like to wish a very happy new year to all our listeners all around the world. - Tomam SBS Rohingya funóya ókkolloré SBS Rohingya torfóttu noya bosór 2020 mubarek.

SBS Rohingya has spoken with the president of the Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland regarding ICJ proceeding. He has explained and informed his opinion of what was happening in those three days. What was most important to hear is that he informed that he has spoken with other Burmese associations such as Karen and spoken about this matter directly. He says Karen community welcome and supports the action taken against Myanmar in ICJ for their Genocidal action against Rohingya. - Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland ór president Hussain Juhar ye SBS Rohingya loí hota hódde yalla ICJ funani ibar baabote buzai ye ar yan ó ekan beci bala hobor fúni yaré kuci laíggé zeíñte neíki Hussan Juhar ye hudé Association ín loí kontek goíjje ar tarar saíd óttu fúni saíye, Kifaíye hóíle Karen façi ye Burma ré ICJ ór muaddima át tuílledé yan ólla ,Rohingya ré beci bólder ar balaóiye hor..aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya..

There is a common perception that we are less likely to take risks as we get older. Yet, the research found that baby-boomers are the fastest growing entrepreneurship cohort anywhere in the world with the trend likely to increase as the population ages. - Beca beci manúic ye yan golót buzedeíki bura halé manúic ókkolle hasharbar curu goribolla ris loito nosaíbo de yan, Eínde resec itu daha zatdé ki bebi-boomer generation ibar talukat tes gori barer hasharbar loí, sámme tu aro boçi bodé dahá zar..

While the public relation officer of Burmese Rohingya Community in Australia Muhammad Junaid speaking with SBS Rohingya, in regarding the International Court of Justice ( ICJ's) 3 days hearing, he was telling that all Rohingyan include leaders and activists working hard day and night tirelessly to support the ongoing ICJ case against Myanmar. It is due to Myanmar's genocidal action against Rohingya Muslim minority. While speaking he said it looks like the hard work showing some hopes and arose some spirit of success. Mr Juanid gave SBS Rohingya a very compact summary of those 3 days hearing and abut what will happen next. To find out more listen to SBS Rohingya. - Burmese Rohingya Community In Australia ar Public Relation ofiser Muhammad Juanid yé SBS Rohingya re yan Buzadeíki,Rohingya leader ar aktivis ókkol beggúnnyé dab gorer ICJ 3 diín ar muaddimar baabote.Hodeki daha zar dab ar dukgojjede iín ór mehonot ór notija,asha ase ar kamiyab ór ummit ó asé.Aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.

Living in a beautiful country with picturesque rivers, lakes and coastlines, it is little wonder that boating and fishing are among Australia’s favourite pastimes. However, with the fun comes responsibility and some essential rules and regulations for boating and fishing that have to be observed to keep everybody safe. - Shundur dec ot takon, doriya,haál ar fani asedé zago ókkollot dahé takilé,Has gori Australia hodé dec yan íindilla, yan óttu buzaza deíki buúth solon ar maás doron ekan eí dec or hubí ham.Kintu kucir ham iín gori baccót hudun-hudun kanun ar niyom ókkol mani zaá foribou, také har ekzon hefazot takéfan aro zanito saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.

The young prominant Rohingyan community leader Mr Junaid M expresses his gratitude to the Gambia for taking the very first action amongst the nation, regarding Rohingyan suffering to the highest level. Not only that, Junaid is also grateful to the hard work done for Rohingya's plight by Rohingyan and non-Rohingyan people around the world. When talking with SBS Rohingya Junaid expresses his optimism about the existence of justices for those who are seeking justices and has been prosecuted for so long, for example, another Myanmar's ethnic such as Kecin, Chin and Karen, including Rohingya. Mr Junaid is telling everyone to be optimistic, positive and believe that justice will prevail in a matter of effort and time. - Junaid ye Gambia ré cukria goítto sar Rohingya re insaf tuwaídde yan ólla,oinno Rohingya ar Rohingya noide zitara dab góijje ar kucic goíjje Rohingya manúic ór ham ólla tararé yo cukriya gorer. Junaid ye yan ó hoddé ki bicac rakibolla insaf hodé iín eik din na eík din faibo de yan.Aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.

As everyone aware that due to language barriers, cultural differences, separation from family and friends are just some of the reasons why many refugees and asylum seekers experience loneliness. Come listen to how another Rohingyan overcomes their loneliness at SBS Rohingya. - Noya dec ót aíbadé,noya zuban,noya rosom egana gúccittu duré fuwaíjja óttu duré. Iín ólla boli beca beci noya refuji ókkol aíccedé itara ekalapaan mahsus goré. Toíle fúni so..añárar manúic kenggóri ekalapaan dure gore yan zaínto saíle funi so SBS Rohingya.

Language barriers, cultural differences, separation from family and friends are just some of the reasons why many refugees and asylum seekers experience loneliness. In Sydney and Melbourne, refugee organizations offer a range of programs and initiatives to help new arrivals regain a sense of community and belonging in their new country. - Noya dec ót ,noya zuban, alok rosom ar solasol yan ólla boli ar egana gúccíttu duré fuwñaijjat tu duré yan ólla boli noya refuji aíccedé itrar butore beci ekalapaan mehsus goré.Sydney ar Melbourne ót hoto dilla purugaram ókkol banai raíkke noya aícce de itara modot goribbolla také tara yo yan mahsus gorer fan yan tara yo eí dec or híssa mazé asé.