SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

The homelessness crisis in Australia is getting worst. At the last census, there were more than 116 00 people with no permanent home in the country, with no clear national plan to fight homelessness and a lack of affordable housing, there's no sign of things getting better.

Australiat mazé din ottu din ót beca beci manuic ókkol begór ojar góí,

mosolah yan boçi zar gói de kiyallah hoílé,,gór ókkol ór dam beci mongga de eítallah..

has góri iba óíldeki hafta Homelessness hode Ibar...zanito saílé aro fúni so..

Time past very quick and it has been 1 year now since SBS Rohingya is launched last year.

It was not an easy journey to start content for the very first time in Australia perhaps in world as part of an official  broadcasting body.It is an amazing achievement for Rohingya language.Every week there will be contain uploaded as part of Settlement Guide and interviews with community members. This has been a voice for Rohingyan particularly in Australia.

Here are some of the comment from community members:

Amina Khatun( Rohingya activist and advocate from Victoria)

 Personally I am very happy with SBS Rohingya because it’s really gap in the community, most of our elders can’t read so newspapers don’t work for them, it’s very important to hear what’s happening around Australia plus around the world. I would love to see daily news SBS rohingya. I really appreciate to SBS to give us a chance to keep our Language for future generations.

Tasneem Fatimah (member of BRCA women)

"This has been a fantastic journey and achievement for Rohingyan and this is just the beginning...there is many more space available for improvement"

Toiba begum (Mum of 3 from South Australia)

"SBS Rohingya is very informative and fun to listen"

SBS Rohingya soledé yala eík bósor furaíyé,

Eík bósor ibar butoré SBS Rohingya óttu hoto dilla jinis ókkol tuli díl,

has gorí settlement guide asedé ibat mazé hoto dilla maalumat ókkol funí faíjjo ar zani faíjjo

SBS Rohingyar zoriyayé.Ya ba de cómaj ór butoré lider ókkol asedé itaralloí yo interbiú ókkol gori faíjji ar funí faíjji. Yán erada gorídedde ki SBS Rohingya sammné óttu aro toroki goribolla.

Hamisha SBS Rohingya aré soport goíjjo také solattaké fan.

Around one in four Australian children are affected by bullying at school. 

As a parent, it can be hard to know what to do if your child is a victim of bullying or if they're the bully themselves. 

... asks experts what parents can do to support their children and end bullying

har 4 zon fuaíndor butore eskool ót hamaka ekzon bulli goredé mosola yan ót forí zagoí,

maa baf oíyaré ki kodom gin loí fariba mosola yan hotom goribolla?

Fúni so....

Finding work as a skilled migrant can prove to be difficult with many arriving in Australia and taking jobs unrelated to their profession.But a unique approach has been taken in Melbourne with migrants getting the chance to pitch themselves and their credentials directly to employers in a shark tank style event.

Skill migrant visa loí aíccede itarattu ham ekkan tuaíbolla beci duk oíjagoí.

Night pitch oíldeki ekan noya torika ham tuaíbar...aro zaínto saíle fúni so...

eter Dutton says New Zealand's offer to resettle asylum seekers from Manus Island and Nauru remains on the table.

The Senate will now decide if the Home Affairs Minister will be granted the power to exclude foreign fighters, after Labor backed the laws in the lower house.

eter Dutton says New Zealand's offer to resettle asylum seekers from Manus Island and Nauru remains on the table.

The Senate will now decide if the Home Affairs Minister will be granted the power to exclude foreign fighters, after Labor backed the laws in the lower house.