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Akut RBA aci weeu ye juäk weeu nhiim juak tɛn lɔn rɛɛl keek 3.6 nhial buɔtic ke yemënë acïk juak bi ya 3.85 buɔtic kënë aci ja bɛ̈n wɛt ye yeen lueel lɔn ci inflation rot juak pen ke ci jal yic.

Akuën wëëu ye bɛ̈ɛ̈i Australia aci rot juäk 0.8 buɔtic ee Pentok, kënë ee tɛwën ci wël ci wïc thook yeen nyuɔɔth tɛ kɔc yeen caathic akutnhom Coality. Akuëën bɛɛi rëël wëëu këne ciɛlic aa rɛɛl $912,465 Pentok yic ku kɔc adiɛɛr wt bi wëu ye juääk nhïïm bi keek juääc yic. Wɛt dɔɔr Junup Thudan pan Kenya wawic ku bi dhuök thok ku awic bi akut cieec reel thin kedhie këne aci Raan Kenya tɔu ciɛl kaam wɛtde gaat aɣer bɛny Junup Thudan.

Cɔt bi bɛ̈ɛ̈ipiööc nyïn ya tïït käk thɛ̈ɛ̈ny thiëëk yic ke ye thiëëŋ ci määc raan ke këc gam kua këc ruun ye yeen raan dit doot.

Ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ ke thook aa keek raan luɛɛl ye yeen yïn ŋa ku ye thook kek ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ caath tok kada?

Dhuk panpiööc ku kawïc mïïth panpiööc.

Pan Victoria, Kɔc Akutnhom maac acïk lueel acin mɛɛc ben keek dɛɛp ku abi cuɔt agut ci nhiäk. Kɔc karou aci loony keek riään nhiäl kua aci thou kedhie kaam ciën ke piɔ̈ɔ̈c yen rot jot baai alɔŋ Gold Coast pan Queensland.

January 26 is one of the most debated dates in Australia’s history. Often described as the nation’s birthday, the day marks neither the formal founding of the colony nor the creation of the Commonwealth. Instead, it reflects a layered history shaped by colonisation, political decisions, and ongoing First Nations resistance. Understanding what actually happened on January 26 reveals why the date is experienced so differently across the country. - Pentok aköl niin 26 aköltöŋ wën lëŋ teer apɛ̈idit anyiköl pan Australia. Kaam dɛt yic aye lueel ke yen kök dhiët baai, ku köl kënë acie ke ci looi yiökyiok ci baai wala ke ci lööny kua cie ciɛ̈kciɛ̈k Akuma dit Australia ŋic keye Commonwealth. Nyiɛ̈nde, yen aye nyuɔɔth kajuääc rɛɛl thinci rot looi kaye luɛ̈ɛ̈k/loony , tɛktɛ̈k ka ci ciëëc looi, ku bi jääl ɣët latueŋ ke ci Gɛ̈ɛ̈th Tueŋ kuëëc. Dɛɛtic yeŋo kënë ke ci rot looi ee Pentok aköl niin 26 aci nyuɔ̈ɔ̈th yeŋo ye akö kënë ci yëën yiök ke tɛ̈kic baaai thok eben .

Wël yäm ci piääc bɛnbɛi ke ci wïc thok aci nyuɔɔth lɔn akutnhïïm kuät ciëëŋ ɣɔ̈n kɔɔk yiic aye keek laac tuïïc apuruk ke cï athor keek puöl ku tkwnw arak diääk kua abak juëëc tɛn tɛ thööŋ yeen keek Akutnhïïm tɔu kɔɔc ɣeer ke juëëc ku karɛɛc aa rot cääŋ looithin.

Akut Coalition aci bɛn puök wɛ̈t ci keek yiic cuɛ̈t lööŋ mään wärkölaar cïk keek puök bïk mɛt bïk cuɛ̈t etok na cɔk aa lɔ̈n tɔu yen thin thɛɛr ke mɛt ba akut kɔc keen rɛɛl tuëŋ bik cuɛ̈t tok. Akuën kɔc yiök loiloi aci rot nyuɔɔth ke ci rot juääk 4.1 buɔtic pen thiaar ku rou yic tɛ̈n lɔ̈n waar rëël yeen 4.3 buɔtic ku aye Jim Chalmers ke ye raan lueel ke path latuëŋ baai yic. Aci bɛny Jëëc Dr Paul Nang lueel lɔn nada Bor aci leu bi puöl bi akut kɔc jeec ci kɛ̈ɛ̈c dɔɔm na cɔk aa lɔ̈n waar ke ci keek Pajut dɔm ku aci jeec bɛɛi ɣɔ̈n tɛ̈ɛ̈kic Divisions 3 Wunyiik , 5 Waau ku 12 Gen Lake.

Ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ tɛ ye raan rot ŋiɛ̈ɛ̈c thin ku tɛ ye yïn rot luɛ̈ɛ̈l thïn

Thök ruön yic ka riëënythii ake ci kenhïïm mat pan South Australia bïk kääk ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ, thuëëc ku riëënythii nyuɔɔth thin .

Wël jöt kak ciɛ̈le loi rot pan Australia ku Junup Thudan.

Connecting with Indigenous Australia can be daunting for a newcomer to the country. So, where do you start? We asked Yawuru woman Shannan Dodson, CEO of the Healing Foundation, about simple ways to engage with First Nations issues and people within your local community. - Ba rot ŋic keek kɔc wuöt thɛɛr Indigenous Australia aleu bi ya töŋ kawën rilic apɛɛi tɛ̈n kɔc wën ci piääc bɛn baai. Ku ye tɛ̈në ye tɛ nɛ̈n ye yïn jɔ̈k thin? Ɣok aci tïŋ Yawuru Shannan Dodson, keye bɛny CEO of the Healing Foundation, thiëc dhɛ̈l wën puɔlic yic tɛ bi raan rɔm thin keek Kɔc Gɛ̈ɛ̈th Tueŋ kadhɛ̈ɛ̈l ku kɔc kun ciëëŋ baai alääŋdun.

Wël lëk jöt käk looi rot pan Australia ku South Sudan

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