Australia Explained

Everything you need to know when settling into life in Australia. Hear helpful information about health, housing, jobs, visas and citizenship, Australian laws and more.

https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/en/podcast/australia-explained

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 8m. Bisher sind 412 Folge(n) erschienen. Dies ist ein wöchentlich erscheinender Podcast.

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Preventing sexually transmitted infections


No one is immune from sexually transmitted infections and yet, for many migrant communities in Australia, discussing sexual health and safety is still sometimes considered taboo. Looking after your sexual health is as important as any other aspect of your health. From the SBS Settlement Guide, here are some tips for staying safe.


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 April 5, 2017  8m
 
 

How to job search


A lack of Australian experience and cross-cultural misunderstandings can provide additional barriers. Using "Jobactive", the Australian Government's initiative connecting job seekers with employers, is one way of finding employment.


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 March 29, 2017  7m
 
 

Legal Aid in Australia explained


All Australians are equal before the law but not everybody can afford to pay for the legal services required to obtain justice. In order to close this gap, there are eight legal aid commissions in Australia, one in each state and territory. The purpose of legal aid commissions is to provide vulnerable, disadvantaged and newly arrived Australians with access to justice.


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 March 22, 2017  6m
 
 

Helping migrants access dental care


Oral health is about much more than just having a pretty smile. The health of your mouth often reflects and can have an impact on the state of the rest of your body. Dental care is expensive in Australia, but there are ways to bring down the costs.


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 March 15, 2017  5m
 
 

Tenants’ rights in Australia explained


When renting a property, tenants have key rights and responsibilities. However a new survey says many renters experience anxiety and discrimination, with new migrants particularly vulnerable to discrimination and exploitation in the housing market.


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 March 8, 2017  7m
 
 

Unemployment support in Australia explained


The Australian unemployment rate continues at 5.7 per cent for the ninth consecutive month, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics February 2017 data. There is support available for those who are looking for work.


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 March 1, 2017  6m
 
 

Do you know you can access child care in Australia?


As more women join the workforce the demand for suitable and affordable child care grows. The cost varies and its often difficult to navigate the system. So, how do you know what services are available and whether your family is eligible to access government subsidy?


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 February 22, 2017  7m
 
 

Aged care choices in Australia explained


Australians are getting older and the need for good quality aged care is a growing concern. Many don't know about the services and how they can access them.


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 February 15, 2017  8m
 
 

Public housing in Australia explained.


For new Australians, securing accommodation is an integral part of the settlement process. Community groups across the country work alongside governments to help those most in need develop sustainable and effective solutions. But one of these solutions, public housing, is now harder to find.


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 February 8, 2017  8m
 
 

How to see a doctor in Australia?


When we are sick the first point of contact is often the family doctor. Family doctors are commonly referred to as general practitioners or GPs in Australia. All Australian citizens, permanent residents and certain visa holders can access Medicare, which provides free or subsidised treatment by doctors and specialists.


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 February 1, 2017  7m