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SBS Dinka - SBS Dinka SBS Audio
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Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Dinka-speaking Australians. - Piɛ̈ŋë në wël cë kek thïïc, akölkööl ku wël jiɛmë baai kek në ajuiɛɛrë SBS Dinka Radio, agut cë ka ciɛ̈lë kek në Ɣothuraliɛ ku jɔl ya piny thok ëbɛ̈n.
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Lɔ Kakuma Refugee Camp e bäth
Hellen Berberi ee Thouth Thudanieth Auɛtralian man e ci dhuuk piny de Kakuma Refugee Camp ke cï nɛŋ run ke 20 ku kadiak ye nom, ke ken bë dhuk ciɛn. Aye lueel, ci Kakuma lɔ yök ke cï rot wäär.
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Should you consider private health insurance? - Lëu ba piäl de guɔ̈p ŋaar tuɛŋ ku ye private health inɛurance cuat piny?
Australians have access to a quality and affordable public healthcare system. There's also the option to pay for private health insurance, allowing shorter waiting times and more choices when visiting hospitals and specialists. - Auɛtralia anɔŋ yök käŋ ku tän lëu yin ajuïr ke piäl guɔ̈p. Ayadɛŋ anɛŋ lony awɛn lëu bï yin private health inɛuarance loɔ, ba nɛŋ thëër jiëkic bë yin ke tïït, ku ka juëc wen bin ke lööɔ thin te lëër yin panakim ku diktör nɛm.
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Mushroom foraging in Australia: Is it safe? - Kɔ̈r awɛŋ e Auɛthralia: Lëu bi piäth?
In Australia, authorities strongly advise against eating mushrooms that have not been expertly identified or purchased from a supermarket or grocer, as some fungi can be toxic or deadly if consumed. In each State and Territory, rules and regulations vary, and mushroom foraging is not allowed in some areas. - E Auɛtralia, äye athör luel na de cam awɛŋ awen kenne akutnhïïm kuany yic wenne yɔɔɔ thuuk, ke ce man awɛŋ kok aye awuɔk, wenne thöu bëi. E ɛtate ku territory loŋ ku kɔ̈r awɛŋ ace pöl piny kok.
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Understanding the profound connections First Nations have with the land - Piny kɔc ke paanë ku te wɛn yenne cieŋden rek kenne kek
The land holds a profound spiritual significance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, intricately intertwined with their identity, belonging, and way of life. - Piny kɔc ka Aboriginal ku Torres Straight Islander amuk tïïpken, kä-yi lɔ kenne kä kɛn, ku kuɛɛr ye kek ka ke piirden luoi thin.