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SBS Bislama

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Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Bislama-speaking Australians.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Politics & Government Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Nius blong Wol Kap: Messi, Mbappe mo Haaland i antap long Dei Sikis

    Nius blong Wol Kap: Messi, Mbappe mo Haaland i antap long Dei Sikis
    Jun 17 2026
    Rekod i brok mo ol sta pleya i bin mekem wok long Dei Sikis blong FIFA Wol Kap. Lionel Messi i bin kam nambawan pleya blong plei long nambasikis Wol Kap mo hemi bin selebretem hemi wetem wan hatrik, mo tu Kylian Mbappe mo Erling Haaland tufala i bin sko dabol long kem blong tufala we oli winim. Welkam long Wol Kap Nius.
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    4 mins
  • The Aboriginal flag: History, meaning and recognition - Flaeg blong Aborijinal pipol long Ostrelia: Wan mak blong aidentiti mo koneksen

    The Aboriginal flag: History, meaning and recognition - Flaeg blong Aborijinal pipol long Ostrelia: Wan mak blong aidentiti mo koneksen
    Jun 4 2026
    At school, work, council offices or sporting events, you might see a red, black and yellow flag flying beside the Australian national flag. This is the Aboriginal flag, representing the Aboriginal people of Australia and their connection to land, community and stories. - Long skul, wok, ofis blong lokal kavman mo spot iven, maet bae yu save luk wan flaeg we hemi kala red, blak mo yelo mo i stap longsaed blong flaeg blong Ostrelia. Hemia i flaeg blong Aborijinal pipol. Hemi representem ol Aborijinal pipol long Ostrelia mo koneksen blong olgeta bitwin long kraon, komuniti mo ol storian.
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    11 mins
  • Canefields of sorrow: How Indians came to Fiji - SBS Examines: Oli krae long fil blong sukaken - stori blong olgeta blong India blong Fiji

    Canefields of sorrow: How Indians came to Fiji - SBS Examines: Oli krae long fil blong sukaken - stori blong olgeta blong India blong Fiji
    May 28 2026
    Indo-Fijians reflect on the journey of their ancestors from India to the sugarcane plantations of Fiji. More than 60,000 of their descendants now call Australia home. But the echoes of that trauma filled era persist as many grapple with their identity. - Indo-Fiji komuniti long Ostrelia i stap tingabaot ol hadtaem blong ol bubu mo apu blong olgeta blong India we oli bin ko long fil blong sukaken long Fiji. Bitim 60,000 laefblad blong olgeta ia i stap long Ostrelia. Be ol samting blong taem ia we i mekem se hat blong olgeta i soa i stap yet, fulap blong olgeta ia i traem andastanem gud aidentiti blong olgeta.
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    8 mins
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