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Independent news and stories from the SBS Audio Assyrian program, connecting you to life in Australia and Assyrian-speaking Australians.
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Assyrian Community Leaders voice concerns to NSW officials following the Church attack
On April 19, 2024, Assyrian community leaders, notable Assyrians and others expressed significant concerns in a meeting with NSW government officials following the church attack on Monday, April 15.
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'Valuable resource': The launch of the new English-Syriac dictionary
Barutha is the newest English-Syriac dictionary crafted by the late Eshoo Zaia Barutha and took three decades of effort and dedication. Following his passing, a dedicated committee comprising numerous Assyrian linguists, an IT specialist, and his family carried on his legacy to materialise the project. The Barutha dictionary, launched on 17 April 2024, emerges as a valuable resource for Assyrian schools, translators, interpreters, and enthusiasts of the Assyrian language.
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Newsflash: 23 April 2024
Renewed budget expectations as the Treasurer meets with G20 leaders in Washington; polls reveal nearly equal support for the two major parties ahead of the May budget; and, in sport, Football Australia reveals the host states for the 2026 Asian Cup.
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Newsflash: 20 April 2024
X says it will fight Australia's eSafety Commissioner requests to remove posts about church stabbings; a man is dead after colliding with a bus on a highway near Dubbo; and, in sport, how artificial intelligence will be used at this year’s Olympic Games.
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SBS Assyrian: Weekly news wrap
A 19-year-old arrested for participating in riots following the Wakeley Church stabbing attack; Israel considers retaliation against Iran following drone and missile attacks; Brisbane's preparedness to host the 2032 Olympic games called into question.
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Newsflash: 18 April 2024
A candlelit vigil to be held at Bondi Beach this Sunday to honour the victims of the Westfield stabbing attack; the bishop stabbed at a Sydney church publicly forgives his attacker; and, in sport, Brisbane's preparedness to host the 2032 Olympic games called into question.
Customer Reviews
Basima raba malpana tweewa Wison
Wilson, Adele and Ninos, thank you for being a source of great information… all spoken in beautiful , perfect Assyrian ; thanks for helping keep the language alive by using phrases that teach us new words and the correct way to speak our beautiful mother tongue.
Please do many more special features - I especially love Future Fears and Hopes.
Basma ganokhoon!!
Atoraya
Great job. Please keep adding more podcast episodes. Khaya ganookhon.