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The decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia to lift interest rates for the fourth time this year is expected to have a dramatic impact on homeowners. It could, however, be a positive change for those still looking to acquire property as well as people with savings. - Bid-deċizjoni tar-Reserve Bank fl-Awsralja jżid ir-rati tal-imgħax għar-4 darba din is-sena, dan mistenni jkollu effett kbir fuq dawk li qegħdin iħallsu darhom. Fl-istess ħin iż-żjieda fl-imgħax tista’ tkun bidla pożittiva għal dawk li qegħdin ifittxu biex jixtru dar u dawk li għandhom flushom investiti fil-banek.

Weekly news report from Malta by SBS Radio correspondent, Leonard Callus. - Il-korrispondent tal-SBS f’Malta, Leonard Callus, b'rapport ta' aħbarijiet minn Malta.

SBS Radio Maltese News: 05/08/22 by Joe Axiaq. The latest news from Australia and the rest of the world. - SBS Radio | Aħbarijiet bil-Malti: 05/08/22 minn Joe Axiaq. L-aħħar aħbarijiet mill-Awstralja u l-kumplament tad-dinja.

Experts are warning Australians are increasingly adopting bad dental hygiene habits. While many of these behaviours are preventable, if the issues they cause are left unattended, they could cause severe health issues. - Esperti qegħdin iwissu li n-nies fl-Awstralja qegħdin jadottow użanzi li m’humiex tajba għall-indafa u l-kura tas-snien. Waqt li ħafna minn din l-imġieba tista’ tkun evitata, jekk ċerti drawwiet ma jitwarrbux jistgħu jwasslu għall-problemi tas-saħħa.

Daniela Attard, speaks with Joe Axiaq about her life as a Maltese designer and illustrator living in the United Kingdom, and her exhibition in Australia exploring personal experiences of leaving home and the journey finding the idea of home, particularly as a migrant. - Daniela Attard titkellem ma’ Joe Axiaq dwar il-ħajja tagħha bħala disinjatriċi u illustratriċi li tgħix fir-Renju Unit u l-esebizzjoni tagħha fl-Awstralja li tesplora l-esperjenzi ta’ persuna li tħalli darha u l-vjaġġ biex issib l-idea ta’ darha, partikularmnet bħala migrant.

Doris Meilak explains how the Varroa mites are destroying honey bees in Australia by feeding and living on adult honey bees. - Doris Meilak tispjega x’inhu l-parassita magħruf bħala Varroa, li qed joqtol in-naħal tal-għasel.