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The SBS National Languages Competition 2018 starts on Monday 15 October. And for the first time, the compettition is open to all Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including those learning English!
-The SBS National Languages Competition 2018
Curu oiye Combar Oktober 15 loti, zibbat iba kula zedugun Australian ye zuban uggwá ciker taralla.
The SBS National Languages Competition 2018 starts on Monday 15 October. And for the first time, the compettition is open to all Australians of all ages who are learning a language, including those learning English!
-The SBS National Languages Competition 2018
Curu oiye Combar Oktober 15 loti, zibbat iba kula zedugun Australian ye zuban uggwá ciker taralla.
Interview with Muriam Kobir who is Rohingyan and a fulltime carer for her brain injured husband since 2008.
-Interbiu Muriam Kobir loí zibaye neiki 2008 loti demakot dukfaiyedé zamaíre soler.
Interview with Muriam Kobir who is Rohingyan and a fulltime carer for her brain injured husband since 2008.
-Interbiu Muriam Kobir loí zibaye neiki 2008 loti demakot dukfaiyedé zamaíre soler.
Being a carer comes with challenges; it can be emotionally and physically draining.
But a career as a carer can also be rewarding.
And carers often play a crucial role in helping new arrivals learn some of the necessary skills to settle successfully in Australia.
-Carer ya sóloya bonon not mazé hoto dilla toklif ókkol tula foré
Kintu carer bonon hamya yan beci bala
Carer hode itara beci zoruri insane ókkol noya Australiat aiccede itara mahiri ókkol cikaibolla také kamiyap ot saté Australiat
Being a carer comes with challenges; it can be emotionally and physically draining.
But a career as a carer can also be rewarding.
And carers often play a crucial role in helping new arrivals learn some of the necessary skills to settle successfully in Australia.
-Carer ya sóloya bonon not mazé hoto dilla toklif ókkol tula foré
Kintu carer bonon hamya yan beci bala
Carer hode itara beci zoruri insane ókkol noya Australiat aiccede itara mahiri ókkol cikaibolla také kamiyap ot saté Australiat
Global Communications Lead Alison Hill are this week in the camps near Cox’s Bazar where The Fred Hollows Foundation is screening Rohingya people for eye conditions like cataract, which can be treated with a simple 20-minute operation. Doctors estimate some 50,000 people in the camp are blind –leading the eye health response there to ensure as many people as possible can at least have their sight restored, particularly as the monsoon season makes life in the camps even more difficult.
-Ekhon ór butore 50000 Rohingya refugee ottu suk ór katark operation ór zoruri oi giyoí.
The Fred Hollows Foundation yé añarar manuic oré ekhon ot modot gorer eçe Bangaladesh or refugee kamps ot..
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