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2026 Lai Tho Paih cu Melbourne nichuahlei ah Australia Lai Paih Championship thithruainak in tuah ṭhan ding in timhtuah a si. A ni Oct 31, paih bual on caan cu zaanlei 2pm ah a si te lai. ALPC leiin Pu Zing Thawng Hmun he zong biaruahnak kan ngei kho. Kan biaruahnak ah, ramchung paih tthawng hna le ram leng um paih thawng zong sawm an si tiin a chim.

How do laws change in Australia? Through Rodney Croome’s campaigns for human rights and marriage equality, learn how personal stories, community action, courts and parliament can help change the law, and why the process can take time. - Australia ram i hruainak ah zeitindah upadi an thlen? Rodney Croome nih nuhrin covo le thitumh tlukruannak caah upadi thlen dingin a zuamnak le a hmuhtonmi thil siseh, zatlangbu cawlcangnak, biacaihnak zung le cozah nawlngeihnak nih upadi thlennak caah tuanvo an ngeihning ka chimmi rak ngai ve. How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page.

Many bilingual and migrant families have their own personal connection and memories of listening to SBS's language programs on the radio. - SBS cu holh phun tampi hmangin thawng a zamh lengmang mi a si bantuk in mipem kip nih an mah pumpak le chungkhar dirhmun hoih in SBS Radio prawkrem he pehtlaihnak an ngei cio lai ti ruahchannak ka ngei. Kum le caan a liam bantuk in, thil sining a thleng, ramchung ah holh dang hmang mi an karh caah, Australia ramchung thil a thlenning zoh chih buin SBS nih a rian țuannak a zoh țhan lai. The programs have changed and expanded over the years, and now, SBS is getting ready to conduct its Language Services Review to reflect the changing communities and needs of modern Australia. There's a public consultation period taking place, which runs from the 5th of October to the 13th of November. - SBS cu kum tampi chung rian a țuan cangmi a si bantuk in, a chungah a um mi holh phun kipin thawngzamhnak program a muisam zong a thleng i a rian țuannak zong a kau chinchin. Atu zong SBS nih holh phun kip in thawngzamhnak rian a țuan mi kha zohfelnak a tuah țhan lai. Ramchung thil a thlenning le mizapi herhning zohchih in thlennak tuah a timh. Cucaah, SBS le mibu tonnak cu Oct 5 in Nov 13th kar ah tuah a si lai.

How are laws made in Australia? Through Wurundjeri Elder Uncle Dave Wandin’s story of the Birrarung, also known as the Yarra River, learn how an idea becomes a bill, passes through Victoria’s parliament and receives royal assent, the formal approval that makes it law. - Australia ram ah zeitindah upadi hi an ser? Wunrundjeri miphun hna i an hruaitu Uncle Dave Wandin le Birrarung, Yarra River tiin mizapi nih kan theihmi tuanbia hmangin upadi an ser ning kan rak cawng hna lai. Mi pakhat ruahnak kha Victoria cozah zungah chuahpi a si, cun siangpahrang aiawhtu nih minsen a thut dih hnu ah phungning tein upadi ah cohlan a si. How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page.

After receiving a fine for not wearing his motorbike helmet correctly, Hugo decides to have the matter heard in court. His story explains how Parliament, government and the courts have different roles, and how some official decisions can be questioned. - Mawtaw saikal a cit lioah ningcang tein saikal luchin na chinh lo tiin palik nih dantatnak an pek mi Hugo cu um sawhsawh loin a tonmi thil kha biaceihnak zung ah a chuahpi. Hugo hmuhtonmi thil nih Parliament, cozah le biaceihtu zung hna i an rian le nawlngeihnak kha a fianter, cun cunglei nawlngeitu nih biachahnak an tuahmi kha zuamcawh le biahalnak tuah khawh a si zia a langhter fawn. How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page.

How do Australia’s governments, laws and public services affect your everyday life? Through real stories, this introduction to the series shows you where to start when you need information and support, and how to question a decision. - Australia cozah rian a tuan ning, upadi um tuning, cozah tangah rian a tuan mi phu nih nifatin na nunnak ah zeitindah rian an tuan? Mi dang tuanbia hmangin bawmhnak le thil dangdang kan theih a herh mi pawl kan rak fianter lai. How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page.

Do you know who can help you with a business permit, a rental problem or family support? Through the stories of Fedele, Carol and Abeer, learn how Australia’s three levels of government work. Find out what local, state or territory, and federal governments are responsible for and where to turn for help. - Chawleh chawhrawl thoknak ding caah an bawm kho tu, inn hlannak kong ah an tlangtla kho tu le bawmhnak na herh tikah an bawm kho tu ding na thei ma? Fedele, Carol le Abeer nih an hmuhton mi thil hmangin Australia cozah rian a tuan ning kan rak fianter lai. Pawngkam cozah, ramkulh le ramthen cozah, le ramkomh cozah hna an tuanvo le bawm halning rak ngai ve. How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page. - How Australia Works is an SBS podcast that uses real stories and clear explanations to help you understand how government work in Australia, how laws are made and changed, and how you can have a say. Listen to the series and find shorter versions in 60 languages on the How Australia Works main page.

Walking through an Australian suburb, you might spot everything from curry leaves and lemons to tomatoes and herbs growing in front gardens or on verges. But is it legal to pick it? This guide explains when it's legal to pick produce, why permission matters, and how community gardens offer another way to grow your own food. - Lam kan len tik le kan i chawhvah tikah ti-sik anhnah le thingthei phunphun midum le mi inn pawngah hmuh ton an si theo. Cu pawl cu lak le lawh khawh an si ma? Mi dum le mi inn pawng ah a tlai mi le a kho mi thil pawl lawh le laknak kongah kan tuah ding le tuah lo dingmi thil ka chim mi rak ngai ve.

Learn English useful for talking about hay fever. Practise everyday phrases for describing symptoms, talking about medicine, and responding kindly when someone has hay fever. - Dam lonak phunkhat a si mi hay fever konglam chim kan duh tikah kan hman khawh dingmi biafang le biatlang pawl rak cawng ve. Sii cawknak, zawtnak hmelchunhnak le hay fever zawtnak kong midang sin ah chim kan duh tikah hman khawh mi biafang kan rak cawng hna lai. Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here. - Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here.

Supporting your child’s connection with the world’s oldest continuing living culture is one of the greatest gifts you can offer them while raising them in Australia. But if you’re new to the country, you may be unsure where to begin. Here are some starting points and ideas to help you and your child learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and history. - Vawlei cungah a hlun bik mi le chan thong tampi chung an zulh cang mi nunphung le tuanbia kha Australia ah a thangmi kan fale nih cawn khawhnak caan tha a ngeih hi a sunglawi tuk mi laksawng phunkhat a si. Cucaah ram ngeitu miphun hna tuanbia le nunphung cawnnak le dot-hlatning ka chim mi rak ngai ve.

Zei thil kan tuah poah ah donkhantu le harnak hi hrial awk tha lo an si bantuk in harnak a ton mi thil pawl siseh, cun zei dah a caah lunglawmhnak le thazaang petu an si timi zong biaruahnak chungah a chim. kan biaruahnak a dih le dongh tiangin rak ngai ve.

Police officers have a range of operational powers they can exercise under legislation, including to ask questions, give ‘move on’ directions and conduct searches. Here’s what you need to know about your basic rights and obligations in a police interaction. - Australia ah palek nih a ngeihmi nawlngeihnak hi a sang ngaingai. An nawlngeihnak hi phun tampi in ṭhen khawh a si; mizapi humhim kilven, sualnak a tuahmi hlathlai, cun lamcung mawtawka khalhnak zulhphung zongah nawl a ngei mi hi palek a si.

Lai Kokek cu thilpuan le funh-aih a zuartu online dawr pakhat a si. Mino nih an tlaihchan mi, nikhua caan a thlenning hoih in le chan ti-luan zohchih in angki, bawngbi ti bantuk an chuah lengmang. Lai Kokek a dirhtu le ngeitu Ral Chum he bia kan i ruahnak rak ngai ve.

Learn English for talking about losing your job. Practise ways to explain workplace changes and sympathetic responses to someone who has had bad news. - Rian kan ttuannak in dinter kan si tikah kan hman khawh dingmi biafang le biatlang pawl kan rak cawng hna lai. Rian in mi kan si silole midang kha an rian in an dinter hna tikah hnemnak bia, an cungah zaangfahnak lungput langhternak biatlum hna rak cawng ve. Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here. - Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here.

Learn English useful for visiting a library. Practise everyday phrases for returning borrowed items, asking about late fees and due dates, renewing items, reserving titles, and using the library catalogue. - Caaruk (Library) ah cauk rel awk hlan dingin kan kal tikah hman awk a tha mi biafang le biatlang pawl kan rak cawng hna lai. Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here. - Keep practising the phrases from this episode and test what you’ve learned with our quiz here.