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The Interim Report by the Aged Care Royal Commission reveals a substandard residential aged care sector plagued by poor care and safety standards. As Australia looks at improving the care of our ageing population, it must also consider the complex cultural needs of our multicultural seniors. Some innovative providers are recognising the importance of intergenerational interactions. - Aged Care Royal Commission ye interim report goíjjé yan óttu yan lot faíde burá manúic ókkol ór takédé zaga gan ór safaí ar hefazót ór standard beci nisé rogiyoí. Zehon Australia yé burá manuic ókkolloré soñulodé yan ór baabote bala goítto sar,óinno zuban ar solasol asedé comaj ór burá manuic ókkol asedé tarar zoruriat yo fura góitto sar.

Myanmar has been accused of perpetrating genocide against its Rohingya Muslim minority in a landmark lawsuit filed at the United Nations’ top court. The lawsuit - filed by the small West African country of the Gambia in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) - accuses Myanmar of breaching the 1948 UN Genocide Convention through a military campaign targeting Rohingya in Rakhine state. The 2017 crackdown forced at least 740,000 Rohingya to flee over the border into sprawling camps in Bangladesh. - Bormar oré yan elzam lagaíyé tara Rohingya musolman hodé itarar oré Genocide curu goíjje de yan ólla.Yan ólla Borma ré Gambia hodé dec yan ye UN or high koóut ot túllé.2017 mazé takriban 7400000 Rohingyattu begor bedec ói border dec ot yani Bangladesh ót dagoú foíjje.Aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya.Zedice ajo apps donlod nogori takila SBS Radia apps iba donlod góro.

School graduation holds significant meaning to adolescents worldwide. In Australia, school leavers tend to celebrate what’s called ‘Schoolies’ over a week. The most popular destination Gold Coast is expecting around eighteen thousand school leavers this November. - Fura duniat mazé nojuwan ókkol asedé itaralla eskul ór geraduacion hodé iba beci múhim.Australiat mazé itararé ''school leaver'' ho..November ibat Gold Coast Zaga hidé yan furaí zabogóí, takriban 18 hazar eskul furaíde fuaín loí..aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya..

Nurul Hakim came to Australia a decade ago from Bangladesh refugee camps with no education. In Australia, Nurul took the opportunity 100% and study hard and smart which has enabled him to be the Dux of the school. Later continued tertiary education and graduated Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honors from the University of Queensland. Doing a postgraduate study right now and pursuing a career in medicine to be a doctor he dreaming to volunteer as a doctor and serve for Rohingya. Not only that he is the founder and current president of the Alumni Association at the Australian International Islamic College. He was within the top 7 Honours student at the University of Queensland. It was very interesting and pleasant to talk with such a young man who is wiser, ambitious and full of enthusiasm. While talking with SBS Rohingya, one wise advice to young generation starting their life in Australia, was sound like this ''in this country it is very easy to fall to the wrong path if you choose to but also it is very easy to be successful if you took the right path and all the opportunities available to the fullest''..to find out more listen to the interview of Nurul Hakim with SBS Rohingya. - Nurul hakim Bangaledsh refugee kemp óttu aíce de Australia át. Aíbadé beca beci kucic goíjje fonna foribolla, kucic gori badé beca beci torrókki goíjje fonnat..farmasír digri hotom goíjje. Yála dokter bonibolla fonna fórer ar Rohingya ré hedmot goribolla erada gorer.. aro fúni bolla SBS Rohingya funi so...

According to the latest survey from the Australian Human Rights Commission, one in three workers say they've been sexually harassed at work over the last five years. But sexual harassment in the workplace is unlawful and shouldn’t be tolerated. If it happens to you or someone you know, there are ways to get help. - Hamor zagat hoto dilla sekcual tonggora ókkol gora za , maamela yan beci serious, zedice tuáñrtu ya hono ar ekzonottu maamela yan oide taki le modot saíbolla zu goro...aro zaínto saile fúni so...SBS Rohingya

Mohammed Alam is one of the extraordinary award achiever from The Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland, Australia who arrived In Australia 2010 from one of the most vulnerable place right now Bangladesh refugee camps. Arriving in the country of opportunities, have to learn new language and adapt with new environment which is the among the best in the world..has given great motivation to this young man to work hard and achieved success in life.Able to graduate high school was one of the great achievement in his life further more able to continues study in the university level will be the greatest.With very determined mind, humble and positive attitude this young man now studying Bachelor of Fine art (Drama) once graduated possibly will be the very first Rohingyan Script writer in Australia and possibly in the world. - Mohammed Alam oíldeki extraordinary award faiyedé ibar butore The Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland torfottu. 2010 ót Balderdash ór Refugee kemps óttu Australiat aicce. Fóci báde noya zuban cikké.Iba ye hodde ki Australiat mazé hoto dilla mauka ókkol asé , mauka in loíbolla ar kucic dab goribolla , zindigi beheter ar kamiyab ófan .

As year 12 students prepare to sit their final exams from tomorrow, new research has revealed the changing nature of Australia's workforce is impacting the mental health and well being of young people. Mental health advocates say more focus is needed on teaching 21st century skills - like critical thinking and resilience - to better help students transition from education to employment - Haílla baro kelas ór fuwaíndé HSC iíntanolla toyari gorede dahazar, noíya resec góijje de iíntu kiyfa iye hoíle, Australiat hamor halot ór zoriyeyé nojowan ókkollor demaki halot ót asor gorer dahazar..aro zanito saíle funi so..

Do you know how healthy your heart is? It’s worth knowing the answer since coronary heart disease is the leading underlying cause of death in Australia. Interestingly, a 2017 survey conducted by Heart Foundation found that one in three Australians are not aware of the typical signs of a heart attack. - Tuañar dil ya heart hudúr ór ót asé ken asé? Yan tuañártu zana asené? Yan beci faída oíbo zani faíle kiyalla hóile Heart ór biyaram ólla boli Australiat sobse beci manuíc ókkol mara zar.

A new report has found migrant women on temporary visas who experience family violence are often left to suffer in silence because of fears they will be deported if they seek help. Monash University researchers have called for reforms to the migration system to protect them better. - Noya repot faíde yan óttu yan faíde ki zitra neíki beçiaín ókkol eçe maígrain ói aícce ar temporary visa at asé ar gór ór butore mara marilla boli muskil far ar modót no tuwar wapes goridibar doré. Aro zaínto saíle fúni so...

Come Joint to the Community Event organized by Whise and Greater Dandenong City for Rohingyan Community On Tuesday 22 October 2019 from 5.45 pm to 8.00 pm At Springvale Neighbourhood House Catering Provided - Rohingya Cómaj ólla khas gorí jinis iba banaí raíkké Monggól bar 22 October 2019 from 5.45 pm to 8.00pm At Springvale Neighbourhood House Raitor hana entezám goíjja asé