SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

Every Australian worker has the right to a safe workplace. The law requires all employers to create a safe working environment to minimize injury and illness in the workplace. However Australian Bureau of Statistics show that during 2013 to 2014, over half a million people suffered a work-related injury or illness. Some occupations are more dangerous than others but culturally and linguistically diverse workers are a high risk group. - Australiar fotti hamwala ókkol ottu yan hoq bonode ki ham ór zaga gan hefazat takon.. Kanun ye yan sádeki fotti hamor giros ottu ham goredé zaga gan hefazot soi selomot rakon také hamor zagat duk fade ar biyaram ode yan homai faré fán.

 Every Australian worker has the right to a safe workplace.

The law requires all employers to create a safe working environment to minimize injury and illness in the workplace.  

However Australian Bureau of Statistics show that during 2013 to 2014, over half a million people suffered a work-related injury or illness.

Some occupations are more dangerous than others but culturally and linguistically diverse workers are a high risk group. 

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 Australiar fotti hamwala ókkol ottu yan hoq bonode ki ham ór zaga gan hefazat takon..

Kanun ye yan sádeki fotti hamor giros ottu ham goredé zaga gan hefazot soi selomot rakon

také hamor zagat duk fade ar biyaram ode yan homai faré fán.

 

 Every Australian worker has the right to a safe workplace.

The law requires all employers to create a safe working environment to minimize injury and illness in the workplace.  

However Australian Bureau of Statistics show that during 2013 to 2014, over half a million people suffered a work-related injury or illness.

Some occupations are more dangerous than others but culturally and linguistically diverse workers are a high risk group. 

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 Australiar fotti hamwala ókkol ottu yan hoq bonode ki ham ór zaga gan hefazat takon..

Kanun ye yan sádeki fotti hamor giros ottu ham goredé zaga gan hefazot soi selomot rakon

také hamor zagat duk fade ar biyaram ode yan homai faré fán.

 

Moving to the country can offer more affordable housing and better job opportunities while fostering community. And all across Australia, programs are created to attract migrants to regional areas. - Gaungi ya Regional Elaka iíkka bodoli zon gan on maze houssa gór ókkol ar bala ham faibolla moka faá ar fuwati comaj loí takibar adór ó foída ojagoí.

Moving to the country can offer more affordable housing and better job opportunities while fostering community.  

And all across Australia, programs are created to attract migrants to regional areas.

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Gaungi ya Regional Elaka iíkka bodoli zon gan on maze houssa gór ókkol ar bala ham faibolla moka faá ar fuwati comaj loí takibar adór ó foída ojagoí.

Moving to the country can offer more affordable housing and better job opportunities while fostering community.  

And all across Australia, programs are created to attract migrants to regional areas.

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Gaungi ya Regional Elaka iíkka bodoli zon gan on maze houssa gór ókkol ar bala ham faibolla moka faá ar fuwati comaj loí takibar adór ó foída ojagoí.

On 2/9/2018 nearly 50 Rohingya Women from NSW Australia get together on their Eid gathering to discuss issues around community and plan the future agendas of Rohingya Women Community in Australia. - Tarikh ibat 2/9/2018 takriban 50 Australiar Rohingya beçáin okkol foila bar dolá oí meswara goijje comaj ór mamelar baabote ar samné muntur purugram ór baabote.

On 2/9/2018 nearly 50  Rohingya Women from NSW Australia get together on their Eid gathering to discuss issues around community and plan the future agendas of Rohingya Women Community in Australia.

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Tarikh ibat 2/9/2018 takriban 50 Australiar Rohingya beçáin okkol  foila  bar dolá oí meswara goijje comaj ór mamelar baabote ar samné muntur purugram ór baabote.

On 2/9/2018 nearly 50  Rohingya Women from NSW Australia get together on their Eid gathering to discuss issues around community and plan the future agendas of Rohingya Women Community in Australia.

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Tarikh ibat 2/9/2018 takriban 50 Australiar Rohingya beçáin okkol  foila  bar dolá oí meswara goijje comaj ór mamelar baabote ar samné muntur purugram ór baabote.

Around the globe, more than 250 million people live outside their country of birth and many migrants choose to send money to families back home. Australians are also transferring more money overseas than ever before, but the hidden costs can be hefty. - Fura aga gura dunia butore 250 million manuic ókkol tarar foida oiyedé dec or baire take, itarar butore bece beci manuic ókkol tarar dec ot thiañ defeça to sa tarar egana gucilla.Australiar manuic butore barmuluk ot thiañ defeça de iín beci ogiyoí,kintu eçe butore hudun hudun lukayá fis asedé iín diyaforede yattu towaro bec oit fare diyodé.Zani bolla podcast fuñni so.