Independent news and stories from the SBS Audio Assyrian program, connecting you to life in Australia and Assyrian-speaking Australians.
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The Melbourne Cup: The horse race that captivates and divides Australia
The Melbourne Cup is Australia’s most famous horse race. While it has historically attracted huge crowds, it also raises questions over the ethics and practices of the racing industry, its treatment of animals and its influence on problem gambling.
Learn English - Formal and informal ways to invite people to Diwali celebrations
Learn formal and informal ways to invite someone to a celebration. Plus, find out how to celebrate the Diwali festival.
All eyes on Canberra for the Federal Budget
As Labor puts the final touches on its first budget in almost a decade, Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers is issuing a new economic forecast. Domestic growth is expected to fall in the next financial year as a result of high inflation and rising interest rates.
Highlights from the Path to Employment Expo
The Employment Expo is held annually at Fairfield City hosting more than 50 agencies that provide support and employment opportunities, courses and training to school students, Navitas and TAFE NSW English class students.
NSW Parliament hosts the Assyrian community
Highlight from the special NSW Parliament's hosting the Assyrians to celebrate the Assyrian culture organised by the NSW Parliamentary Friends of Assyria. You can listen to highlights of the speeches delivered by the state opposition, the minister for multiculturalism, the shadow minister for multiculturalism and many other guests.
Everything you need to know about the risks of online shopping in Australia
Online shopping offers consumers a range of benefits such as convenience and savings, but it also carries a set of risks. While many legitimate online retailers collect personal data, scammers are also taking advantage of the surge of e-commerce to target and defraud vulnerable Australians.
Assyrians leave Iraq looking for a better life abroad
Nassem Sadiq reports on how tens of Assyrian families in the past two months have left the Kurdistan region, taking the unknown risk in the hope of securing a better future for their children.
The controversy surrounding the reversal of Australia's decision to acknowledge Jerusalem as Israel's capital
SBS Assyrian spoke with Mr Hermiz Shahen, President of the Assyrian National council-Australia, who shared his opinion on the Australian government’s decision to reverse the recognition of West Jerusalem as the capital city of Israel.