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New parties contesting the federal election
For any small political party, life in the shadow of Australia's major parties can seem a daunting task.
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Always gamble responsibly…
The chair of a not-for-profit sports organisation helping migrant children, says sports betting is having a major effect on how younger people perceive sport.
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Migrant and Indigenous reaction to federal budget
There has been a mixed reaction to the federal budget from migrant and Indigenous community organisations.
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Indigenous cultural exchange
Two of the world's oldest cultures are looking to forge links to ensure their traditions survive in these fast changing times.
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Plan to save South Australia’s Barngarla language
There is a view among linguists that Australia is the world leader in killing languages: it's thought 93 per cent of Australia's indigenous languages have died.
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Australian Embassy closure in Budapest
As part of its budget savings drive the Australian government will close its foreign embassy in the Hungarian capital, Budapest.
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Budget reply
The federal opposition leader Tony Abbott says it's time to build a strong and prosperous economy for a safe and secure Australia.
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Budget summary
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan has announced an 18-billion dollar deficit in this year's budget, as he detailed a ten-year plan to get Australia's finances back into the black.
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Play tackles cancer taboo
Despite all the advances in treatment, cancer remains a scary word for many people.
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Vaccination Summit
A recent declaration by representatives of about 80 countries, including Australia, supported an initiative to rid the world of polio within five years.
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2013 Budget Preview
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan's sixth budget will be delivered in the politically charged environment of the approaching federal election.
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The population debate
Australia's population is set to pass a major milestone, officially reaching the 23 million mark. The Australian Bureau of Statistics says 60 per cent of the nation's population growth is coming from overseas migration with 40 per cent from bi...
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Crackdown on dissent gets harder with internet activism
As the Vietnamese government continues a crackdown on dissent, it is facing a new challenge from activists at home and abroad who are using the internet to contact each other and voice their views.
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Youth and social media
The political uprisings in 2011 which included the Arab Spring and the London riots, showed that social media is more than just a communication tool.
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Is it a " fact of life"?
Negotiations to launch Australian uranium exports to India have begun, a move welcomed by the industry at its annual conference in Adelaide.
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The Honorary Australian Citizen
A man credited with saving the lives of tens-of-thousands of Jews during the Second World War has been granted honorary Australian citizenship.
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"We care about each other and we are interested in each...
Alexandra Kennessey is the administrator of the Hungarians in Australia Facebook group. She talks about the members, how many, what age group are they from.
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The new usage of the social media
The political uprisings in 2011 which included the Arab Spring and the London riots, showed that social media is more than just a communication tool.
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Eurovision 2013
As we edge closer to Eurovision the promotional schedule of this years competing artists intensifies.
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A practice, - is it open to abuse?
Receiving a speeding or traffic fine is bad enough, but if you're a diplomat in the country, it seems you may be lucky enough to escape it.
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The budget and the Medicare levy
Prime Minister Julia Gillard says next month's budget is about addressing the economic challenges facing the nation and not about the September federal election.
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2013 Uranium Conference, Adelaide
Negotiations to launch Australian uranium exports to India have begun, a move welcomed by the industry at its annual conference in Adelaide.
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Same sex marriage - The Hungarian background
In Hungary, there is a bill about a "de facto" relationship, but this is not always good for the couples.
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Same sex marriage - The Australian respond
The focus of the same sex marriage debate has shifted to the Liberal Party with a senior member changing his stance on the issue.
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Same sex marriage - The French law
The French parliament has passed a bill for the country to become the 14th to legalise same-sex marriages.
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Social taboos and practices
As social taboos continue to be broken and guilty secrets exposed, one subject seems set to buck the trend and remain off-limits: marriage between close family members.
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The Islands of Otherness
Katalin Ferber has lived and worked in Japan for more than 17 years. During her stay, she has mastered the language and began teaching Japan's economic history to the locals.
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Where are we from? What languages are spoken?
Every five years, the Census takes a snapshot of an increasingly multicultural Australia.
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Illegal boats, illegal immigrants or simply illegals
It's terminology the Federal Opposition uses regularly.
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Medical tourism
A growing number of Australians are choosing to go overseas, especially to Asia, for medical procedures in a trend known as medical tourism.
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The alternative medicine practitioner.
László Harasztosi, also known as Lazlo Hypnotist, is a psychic, bioenergeticist, and alternative medicine practitioner.
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The father of IVF
Sir Robert Edwards, a British scientist known as the father of IVF for pioneering the development of test tube babies, has died at the age of 87 after a long illness.
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A special patriotic duty
There's growing recognition of the role indigenous soldiers from Australia and New Zealand played in the two World Wars.
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Memories of a generation
Lajos David arrived in Australia with his family in the mid 1980s.
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Multicultural Aged Care Expo
The Cultural Diverse in Aged Care Expo is a free event going to be held on Saturday April 27th 2013 at Melbourne Town Hall from 10-4pm.
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Driving or missing out
For many refugees settling in Australia, being unable to drive can make adjustment to their new lives even more difficult.
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The Iron Lady
Britain has laid to rest one of its most influential and divisive Prime Ministers in modern history.
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Multicultural Community Medals
Five people have been honoured by the New South Wales Premier for their service to the state's multicultural communities.
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Multicultural Harmony Featival in Knox
The Multicultural Harmony Festival will be held Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 April 2013. There will be at least 15 different nationalities partaking in the festival.
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Cherish your language…
Its an absolute necessity to cherish your language, says the Hungarian-born, Melbourne-based lawyer.
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Freddie Mercury and the Hungarian folk song
Who though Freddie Mercury - 1986 summer, in Budapest - the Hungarian folk song, "Tavaszi szél vizet áraszt?"
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Are today's Muslims yesterday's Catholics?
In a recent story on SBS Radio, former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and two former leading federal bureaucrats attacked the state of Australia's debate over migrants and refugees.
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Aboriginal sovereignity
Veteran Aboriginal activist Geoff Clark says he's encouraged by what he calls a reinvigoration of the campaign for Aboriginal sovereignty in Australia.
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Digital TV switch
The federal government's roll-out of digital-only television has surged, with Adelaide becoming the first capital city to go all-digital.
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The speed is the question: 100 Mbit/sec or 25 Mbit/sec
The high-speed fibre broadband network is already looming as a key battlefield in the September federal election.
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If you don't have enough tools, you need a big bluff
As tension persists on the Korean Peninsula amid missile tests and nuclear threats by North Korea, uncertainty around leader Kim Jong-un's true intentions hangs in the air.
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Gloomy response to Holden job cuts
The decision by car maker Holden to cut 500 jobs in South Australia and Victoria has been met with widespread criticism.
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Changing the superannuation system
The federal government has outlined proposed changes to the superannuation system.
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Affordable life-saving medicines
India's Supreme Court has dismissed a patent bid by Swiss pharmaceutical giant, Novartis.
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The changing images of Catholicism
Interview with Sister Patty Andrew, an Ursuline sister in Sydney, about the declining number of Catholic nuns in Australia which dropped to its lowest level since 1901, with few taking their vows and the average age of those in their 70s.
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A visit to St Elizabeth Home Aged Care Facility
A new service is being offered to Sydneys ageing Hungarian community at the St Elizabeth Home Aged Care Facility.
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Living in the most dangerous state
Women's rights activists and government leaders from Afghanistan say Afghan women and girls are becoming increasingly concerned about their safety and rights.
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A foster carer from Perth
Burundian refugee Trinite Uwimana is a generous woman.
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Domestic violence - premium penalty, not a discount
Calls are being made for Australian courts to impose tougher penalties on men who commit domestic violence.
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New UN regulations for the conventional arms trade
The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to adopt the first-ever treaty to regulate the conventional arms trade.
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Attention - Liver disease!
New figures show liver disease now affects more than a quarter of Australians.
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What is the secret of success?
"Timea Babos's fantastic win" - was the title of one of the Hungarian newspapers. "Timea Babos beat the Serbian tennis player who is in the 17th place of the world ranking list" -was the brief summary of the other paper of that performance in whic...
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Csemete Playgroup...
....was silent because of Easter. But during the week one of the rooms of the Bocskai Hungarian House in Melbourne is full of life, poems and songs.
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Nuns no longer on the run - In Memoriam Mater Klotild
The number of Catholic nuns in Australia has hit a hundred-year low, but of those choosing to enter religious life, a growing number are from multi-ethnic backgrounds.
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The Nation's Actor - Imre Sinkovits
Beyond the stage or the movie screen....his life and his actions were human examples for the audiences as well.
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Wet and cold for the animals too...
This spring, the weather is extreme in Europe, it is hard on the animals as well.
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Easter conversation - with music
The music is part of Easter, since her childhood.
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We help wherever we can…
Ibolya Papp is the volunteer secretary of the Sydney Hungarian Casion.
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The party is over - Driver reviver
The Transport Accident Commission CEO Janet Dore joined Victorian SES CEO Mary Barry in launching the Driver Reviver campaign for this Easter.
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The Australian Defence Force and the climatechange
The Defence Department has reiterated that the effects of climate change are a factor being considered in defence planning.
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Ideas for a better World
World leaders should do more to reduce the effects of natural disasters, and to promote peace and security.
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Vitamin deficiency - need special attantion
Are specialised medical services needed to address issues particularly faced by newly-arrived refugees?
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Julius Jando's historical legacy
It was said in many places that the Hungarian Center of Melbourne is the biggest community institution in the Southern Hemisphere but even in regard of the other overseas diasporas.
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Easter celebrations
This time of year is one of the most spiritually significant for the world's Jewish and Christian communities.
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Cereal Science
Dr Frank Bks is a former senior research scientist at the CSIRO Food Futures National Research Project.
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An Austrian-German star, who was a Hungarian actress
The actress from the stage of Heaven was a great Hungarian icon in Austria and Germany.
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Sex Discrimination Act
The federal government is moving to ensure legal equality for gay, lesbian, transgender and those of intersex status.
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The Sunburnt Suite
An Australian record producer is creating a song which represents Australias identity, through time from Aboriginal civilization through to colonization and our current multicultural times.
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Fire Officer a Seniors Week Ambassador
Fire & Rescue NSW Station Officer Bill King has been busy last week encouraging seniors to be fire safe as part of his role as a 2013 Seniors Week Ambassador.
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Many Stories - One Australia
A federal parliamentary inquiry into multicultural policy has concluded that Australia is a great example for other countries. Meanwhile, every year on March 21st, Australia celebrates the Harmony Day.
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4-5-7 visa - the debate continues
Prime Minister Julia Gillard's comments about workers on 457 visas have drawn criticism even from among her own ranks, with a government advisor describing her comments about foreign health workers as nasty.
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Safe and feeling loved, - Wellbeing of Young Australians...
A new report highlighting the challenges facing young people in Australia has highlighted the extra challenges confronting Indigenous youth.
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Reopening the Hungarian Consulate in Australia
The Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Zsolt Nemeth is on an official visit in Australia and New Zealand.
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From the textas to the Non Objective Contemporary Art
Interview with rpd Forg painter, taking up a resident program of Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects, opening his exhibition in April.
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Unforgettable - Kardy
Katalin Kardy an unforgettable singer, a phenomenal, an extraordinary artist.
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Are there any woodcocks in Hungary?
The migrating birds are often experiencing sub-zero temperatures at the end of March. But during the snow storms and winter chill, the animals of the forest went back into hibernation.
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The ENOSI Uniting Cultural Festival
ENOSI Uniting Cultural Festival is a place of coming together, where threads of lives have come over the seas to stich together. It is a day the Victorian community celebrates Cultural Diversity by sharing and showcasing their food, music, dances ...
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From the textas to the Non Objective Contemporary Art
Interview with rpd Forg painter, taking up a resident program of Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects, opening his exhibition in April.
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Unforgettable - Kardy
Katalin Kardy an unforgettable singer, a phenomenal, an extraordinary artist.
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Are there any woodcocks in Hungary?
The migrating birds are often experiencing sub-zero temperatures at the end of March. But during the snow storms and winter chill, the animals of the forest went back into hibernation.
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Super drug
Researchers say drugs that combat ageing may be available within five years.
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A puff of white smoke
A puff of white smoke and the Catholic Church has a new Pope.
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A decade after Iraq invasion
A decade after the invasion of Iraq by U-S led forces, calls are still being made for an independent inquiry into Australia's role in the conflict.
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Creative Australia
The federal government has announced a new policy outlining Australia's investment in the arts, culture and creativity over the next ten years.
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Polls and Politics
As federal Labor MPs return to Canberra, the issue of the party's leadership has been reignited by the West Australian election results.
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Two years later... in Japan
It's two years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami slammed into Japan, killing nearly 19-thousand people.
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Media reform
The federal government is to introduce new laws into parliament to reform Australia's media sector.
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SARS - ten years ago and today
Ten years ago, a panicking world was in the throes of a virus.
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An actor from the Stage of Heaven - Pl Jvor
Dr Gyrgy Hangay talks about an actor, a singer, a gentleman.... and his not so lucky life.
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Seashepherd 2013
Anti-whaling activists claim Japans whaling season in the Antarctic is over, and it's the result of their disruptions in the Southern Ocean.
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Angry Summer,
A new report from the Climate Commission says January's devastating floods were the work of climate change. The way to fight against rising temperatures is to take further action in Australia and in Africa as well.
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The language of wine
"The whole world understand my language"- Joseph Haydn said who lived in the castle of Eszterhaz in Fertőd for 20 years. This thought is very similar to the one by Helga Gal who is the ambassador of wine and gastronomy.
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Cambodia and Australia
The Khmer Rouge and the King Norodom Sihanouk. These two names would might give the hint to name the country : Cambodia.
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The Very Big Day - Canberra 100 years old
There were many attractions on the day, you have not seen before in Canberra.
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The Australian Children's Commissioner and the Hungarian...
The federal government has named Australia's first National Children's Commissioner. But who is responsible for the welfare of the children in Hungary?
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Refugees and detained children
The UN says one million Syrians have fled their homeland since a revolt erupted two years ago. Meanwhile, the UN Children's Fund says Palestinian children detained by the Israeli military are subjected to ill-treatment.
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Slow improvements
The Federal Government says health outcomes are improving among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, especially in chronic disease management.
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International Women's Day
Rallies and events were held around the world to mark International Women's Day.
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His real home is the tennis court
Zoltan Kuharszky was "homeless" more precisely without citizenship at the time when he got to the top of his tennis career.
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Zsfi Mtrai
Her friend calls Zsofi The Princess, but in the fairytales it's not the princess, who tries her luck overseas....
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An unforgettable actress…
Gone but not forgotten…Dr. Gyrgy Hangay talks about the life of legendary Hungarian actress, gi Mszros.
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New urbanites in Hungary - the boars
The number of boars are growing in Hungary. They move to the cities to look for food.
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Potato salami
After the goulash and the roast apple pork, we learn about the history of the salami and the special "potatoe salami".
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A puff of a smoke
To most, the selection of a new pope comes down to a puff of smoke - literally.
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The replica of the Titanic will sail in 2016
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has unveiled his plans for a more than full scale replica of the Titanic.
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Lower collateral damage rate?
The use of drone warfare is proving to be a controversial issue in the United States, and just how the debate plays out may have implications for Australia.
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Changes in 4-5-7 visa scheme
A mining-industry lobby group has accused the Gillard Government of stirring up xenophobia towards overseas workers through its changes to the 4-5-7 visa scheme.
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Concerns about patient care in Victoria
The hospitals funding agreement looks set to become the latest battleground between the states and the Commonwealth.
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"Lift up your heads"
Soprano Judit V. Molnar, Greg Hartay-Szabo Organist and the Albert St Uniting Church present Brisbane's first flood relief concert in the most beautiful church of Brisbane City - "LIFT UP YOUR HEADS" - in benefit of the victims of Ex-Tropical Cy...
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The largest seizure of methamphetamine
Police have praised the community for a phone tip-off that has led to the largest seizure of methamphetamine in Australian history.
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Colombia Peace Talks
Peace talks are underway to end one of the world's longest-running insurgencies but the possibility of a deal appears increasingly remote.
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Erzsbet Hzy - a real "dva"
On the Stage in Heaven, there are musical and operetta and opera singers are as well.
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Gun controll or gun reform
Gun control lobbyists are calling for a review of Australia's gun laws, saying the regulations do not go far enough.
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Knives and guns
The annual report on homicides in Australia has revealed more murders are now being committed with knives than firearms.
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Islam in Australia
Controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders is encouraging Australians to learn from what he calls Europe's mistake of allowing mass immigration of Muslim people.
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HALO
Western Australia has the second highest level of incarceration rates for young offenders after the Northern Territory.
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The Khan family
S-B-S first met Ali and Sahra Khan's family during the filming of the second series in the prize-winning Go Back to Where You Came From television documentary.
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Experience or Explotation?
A report released last week on unpaid work experience and internships has fed into a national debate on workers' rights.
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Workplace stimulation or leadership debate
There's been lukewarm support from business and industry for the federal government's plan designed to stimulate innovation, productivity and competitiveness in the Australian workplace.
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Australians are getting bigger
It's one of the factors prompting the National Health and Research Council to update the Australian Dietary Guidelines - the first major update to occur in ten years.
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Hungarofest 2013
This is just a short title of the most important events of the Hungarian Community in Melbourne. But surely all participants, organizers, honored guests and visitors could tell stories for hours about the Hungarofest.
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Step by step
After a failed attempt at Hungarian politics, Endre Simon came to Australia in 1994.
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Overseas aid diversions
Australia's aid agencies say the federal government's cuts to foreign aid are putting lives at risk.
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Racial profiling in Melbourne
Victoria Police has settled a civil case over alleged racial profiling of African-Australian men.
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Are there wolfs in Hungary?
Yes, there are a flock of wolfs in some parts of the country, but it is a good news for the feral animals.
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The heritage of Tarkine
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre has welcomed National Heritage listing of Indigenous sites in Tasmania's Tarkine Wilderness region.
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Two unforgettable actors…
Gone but not forgotten…Dr. Gyrgy Hangay talks about two legendary Hungarian comedians.
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35th anniversary of the Sydney Hilton bombing
It was the blast heard around Australia...
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Roast pork with apple and elephant garlick
This is a unique recepie from Tansylvania, but what is the elephant garlick?
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Humour Studies Network
It was billed as a laughter conference, but studying humour is a serious business.
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Operation Apollo
Community groups say a new operation targeting gun-related crime in New South Wales is unfairly targeting people of Middle Eastern backgrounds.
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Anniversary of the Apology
Five years on from Kevin Rudd's historic apology to the Stolen Generations on February the 13th, 2008, emotions still run strongly through the Indigenous people it was directed towards.
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Rising of a new party
A new political party hoping to gain electoral success in this year's federal election is already causing controversy.
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Fatal travels
Millions of Australians head overseas each year for business, pleasure or perhaps a bit of both.
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Before the launch of the Scheme
Australia's peak ethnic representative body has called on the Federal Government to make sure the National Disability Insurance Scheme adequately takes into account the needs of migrants and refugees.
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Melbourne youth team heads to Hungary
An Under 17 Melbourne youth team is on its way to Hungary to compete in the Pusks Cup, named after legendary Hungarian soccer player, Ferenc Pusks.
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Is there a bear in Nograd county?
There is a bear in Nograd county - said, the chief ranger of the region.
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Nauru, 45 years of independence
The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru is celebrating the 45th anniversary of its independence from Britain, New Zealand and Australia.
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Equipment, teachers, and electricity
With the start of another school year in Australia, some have turned their thoughts to those who have little to learn with.
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Let's travel in the year of the Snake!
This Lunar New Year is the year of the Snake. And according to the Chinese zodiac, snake years are believed to have the potential to bring great prosperity.
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Closing the GAP
Parliament's been told efforts to close the life expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians will have to gather pace to meet the official target by 2031.
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An unforgettable actor…
Gone but not forgotten…Dr. Gyrgy Hangay talks about the life of legendary Hungarian actor, Ivn Darvas.
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Michelle
There can be different forms of the Hungarian identity. Some young people like to dance and sing Hungarian folk, some like to cook Hungarian food….the language connects all of us.
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For economy and lifestyle?
The Federal Opposition appears to have strengthened its resolve to send asylum seekers from Sri Lanka back home if it wins government in the next election.
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Early warning
Australia's summer is traditionally a time of heightened preparation for natural disasters, with bushfires a constant threat in the south and cyclones and floods menacing the north.
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Sentencing reform in Victoria?
An announcement by the Victorian Opposition that it would let juries suggest what sentence an offender should receive has brought sharp criticism from the legal fraternity.
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Single parents are badly affected...
Single parents have voiced their opposition to cuts to welfare payments.
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Are there foxes in Tasmania?
No one ever managed to shot a fox or found a dead one.
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Where are we from, who are we?...
The sequencing of the DNA of an ancient species of human has provided more clues to the evolutionary history of modern humans.
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An unforgettable actress…
Gone but not forgotten…>
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TheTasmanian "gulys" and the billy
Tasmania, Transylvania, Sydney, gulyas and the billy, - what is the connection?
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It is great to study!
Studying hard, getting the right marks and then simply choosing the best course to study at university may seem like a straightforward process for many.
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The celebration of the Hungarian Culture
To celebrate the Hungarian Culture, on the birthday of the Hungarian National Anthem, there will be a community event organised in Sydney.
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The Day of Mourning
As Australia Day celebrations get underway around the country, it will also be the 75th anniversary of the declaration of January 26 as a Day of Mourning.
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Who is Garry Kegye?
Garry Kegye is a DJ and a music promoter, organizing the programs for the young Hungarians, living in Australia.
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Exceptions and free speech - the debate on the...
Rights groups are unimpressed that the federal government has not done away with religious exemptions while drafting new anti-discrimination legislation.
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The Homestay Network Program
Asylum-seekers, single parents, the unemployed, youth in crisis: all run a greater risk of becoming homeless than other Australians.
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2013 Federal Election date announced
Australians will go the polls in September with Prime Minister Julia Gillard announcing the date of this year's federal election eight months in advance.
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From Africa to the A-League?
Summer in the Melbourne is associated with world-class sporting events. As well as international cricket, there's also the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year, the Australian Open.
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An unforgettable actress…
Gone but not forgotten…Dr. George Hangay talks about the life of legendary Hungarian actress, va Szrnyi.
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Mining in Australia
As a follow-up to the SBS TV documentary, Dirty Business, Dr. George Hangay answers all the important questions about mining in Australia.
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Hungarofest in Melbourne
The Hungarian Community is going to organize their annual "Hungarofest" in Melbourne, which will take place between 22-24 February 2013. Hungarian traditions and the Hungarian community to the public.
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The coach who is at home everywhere….
This portrait is from a young tennis coach who feels at home both in Europe and in Australia since he has been experiencing the smallest examples of multiculturalism since his childhood.
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Let's go Ilka!
This cheering can come either in Romanian or in Hungarian. Ilka Csregi was born to Hungarian parents in Kolozsvr but she is competing in Romanian colours.
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Gyula Csortos
Gyula Csortos (3 March 1883 1 August 1945) was a Hungarian film actor. He appeared in 80 films between 1912 and 1944. He was born and died in Budapest.
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We went live to Rod Laver Arena ...
...where two tennis phenomenon Andy Murray and Roger Federer- were fighting their tremendous semi-final game of which Erik Sikls the reporter of Sporthirad.hu reported.
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Coconut-flavoured pineapple
Banana with lemon flavour ….. who would not know the lines of the refrain of this song.
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The new honours of the Order of Australia
The annual Australia Day honours list has been released with some famous names littered among a long list of low profile, but high contributors to Australian society.
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Poison mushrooms warning
Health officials have again warned people not to eat mushrooms they find growing in the wild.
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Researchers find an ancient link with India
Findings from new D-N-A research suggests people from what's now India may have migrated to Australia several thousand years ago and became genetically mixed with Aboriginal people.
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The 40th anniversary - not much ceremony
The Vietnam War came to an end in April 1975 when victorious North Vietnamese troops took over the South Vietnamese capital, Saigon.
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The end of the hostage crisis
Algerian troops have stormed a remote gas plant to end a hostage crisis that killed many foreigners and Algerians, seven of them executed by their Islamist captors in a final military assault.
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Climate change: where to from here?
Many of the world's top climate scientists are in Hobart this week for a meeting of the United Nations' chief climate science body, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
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"The musician finds the instrument"
Renowned Hungarian cellist and permanent orchestra member of the Hungarian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Anita Miskolczi has spent three months with the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra as guest artist .
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Dirty business - in Western Australia
It's a state that accounts for just over ten per cent of the nation's population, but Western Australia certainly punches above its weight when it comes to its economy - and the nation's.
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Reactions for the asylum seekers' letters
Recently, S-B-S World News Australia Radio reported on the letters asylum seekers housed at Australia's detention centre on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island have been writing.
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The Child Sexual Abuse commissioners
The Federal Government's Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has been formally appointed. Senior judge Peter McClellan will lead a team of six Commissioners.
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Dirty business -natural gas -
Demand for natural gas is expected to jump significantly over the next 20 years.
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"Bbita"
Aliz Ocvlachi has arrived to Melbourne for 2.5 months. As a mum, she is staying home, but as a writer, she has ambitious plans....
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Dirty business - coal mining -
Australia's coal industry is feeling the pinch - with more than eight- thousand job losses in the past six months.
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Zero Tolerance
Former Greens Senator Bob Brown has taken over as co-leader of the Southern Ocean operations of the anti-whaling group, Sea Shepherd. He's replacing Paul Watson of Canada.
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Professor Mathew Vadas
Professor Mathew Vadas is the Executive Director & Professor Medicine, Central Clinical School Centenary Institute of Cancer Medicine & Cell Biology.
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Dishes on the cruise ships and on the boats of explorers
Sanyi the chef compares the dishes of a modern cruise ship and the boats of explorers. You dont have to mention there is hardly any similarities. Nowdays, there are plenty of dishes available on a cruise ship all day and night.
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Mller Pter Szimi
Pter Mller Szimi has numbers of diplomas, he has worked in different parts of the creative world.
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The price of freedom
Questions are being asked about the level of mental health support being provided to asylum seekers after they are released into the community.
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New anti-discrimination law
The federal government has received more than 200 submissions on a draft new federal anti-discrimination law.
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On the stage in Heaven
Dr Gyrgy Hangay's new stories are about actors and actresses, who are not with us anymore.....
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The iconic Ghost Gums are burned
The Northern Territory government is appealing for anyone with seeds from two Ghost Gums famously depicted in the artwork of renowned Aboriginal artist Albert Namatjira to come forward.
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"Why have we been bought to Manus Island?... We have...
Asylum seekers held at Australia's regional processing centre on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea have begun writing about conditions there, and their reasons for seeking protection.
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Dirty busines...
Australia may have enjoyed an unprecedented mining boom, but very few Australians believe they've benefitted personally.
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Extreme heat and bushfire danger
People are being advised to take care as temperatures surge above 40-degrees across large parts of the country.
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Where should get entertainment the Hungarians in Sydney?
Peter Zentai was one of the most popular organiser for the Hungarian entertainmet programs in Sydney.
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Could you live on 35 dollars a day?
The federal Families Minister Jenny Macklin has prompted a storm of protest by claiming she could live off the Newstart allowance for unemployed people of about 35 dollars a day.
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New year, new resolutions, new diet
Many started the new year with new habits, pledging that in 2013 they will eat less and exercise more.
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Tanzania's bid to boost tourism....carefully
As nations around the world scramble to attract tourist dollars, pressure's mounting to ensure visitors don't do more harm than good.
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SBS Radio Sydney
Locked Bag 028
Crows Nest
NSW 1585
Australia
(02) 9430 2828 -
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