SBS Assyrian

The Assyrian Australian Association (AAA) is organising a special celebration to mark its 57th anniversary and SBS Assyrian's 50th anniversary, which first went to air in 1976. Marilyn Oshana, Secretary of the AAA and Chair of the Events Organising Committee, told SBS Assyrian that preparations are well underway, with most of the program finalised ahead of the event on 29 November 2026. The event will also launch a commemorative booklet featuring messages, historic photographs, biographies and other highlights. Almost all former members of the SBS Assyrian team, originally known as 2EA, are expected to attend. Among the special guests will be a former SBS presenter, travelling from the United States specifically to take part in the celebration.#sbsaudiopodcast

SBS is reviewing its language services to ensure they reflect Australia today.  Visit sbs.com.au/languageservicesreview to learn more and have your say. #LSR2026 #SBS (Assyrian).#sbsaudiopodcast

In November 2026, the Assyrian Australian Professional Association (AAPA) presented a community lecture titled “AI Is Changing Everything: Are You Ready?” The keynote speaker explored how artificial intelligence works and examined the profound changes it is expected to bring to our lives and workplaces. SBS Assyrian captured highlights from the event and spoke with several professionals, including GPs, a graphic designer and an accountant, to find out whether they are concerned about AI potentially taking over aspects of their professions. Their responses may surprise you!#sbsaudiopodcast

Australia under pressure as Cop 31 UN climate talks begin in Turkiye; Seven dead, dozens injured in major train collision in Egypt; and in Rugby, Australia loses to England in the Nations Championship at Twickenham...#sbsaudiopodcast

In this program: Interview with Waad Yako from the Assyrian Australian Professional Association: Feature about the riots in Germany and in Australia Explained, the Snake Season in Australia#sbsaudiopodcast

The Assyrian Australian Professional Association (AAPA) supports the community by providing settlement directions, organising educational seminars and offering professional guidance. Its membership brings together dozens of professionals from diverse fields, including medicine, law, engineering and academia. Mr Waad Yako is one of the founding members of the association and serves as its Public Officer. In this interview, Mr Yako discusses a meeting organised by the AAPA focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on our future. Guest speakers will provide insights into the history of AI, its benefits, and the positive and negative implications of this rapidly developing technology. The meeting is open to all members of the community, and attendance is free of charge.#sbsaudiopodcast

Voters head to the polls in historic midterm elections in the United States; Social media platforms continue their challenge of the government's ban in the High Court; and in sport, the upcoming Asian Cup has been delayed amid ongoing turmoil in the Middle East.#sbsaudiopodcast

German authorities are warning of severe penalties for those responsible for violent riots following nationwide youth-led demonstrations. The unrest comes amid growing frustration over the cost of living, education and public services. Police are investigating who is behind the violence, which has overshadowed largely peaceful protests.#sbsaudiopodcast

Calls for more to be done to lower inflation ahead of anticipated rate rise today; Anthony Albanese again calls for changes to UK backpacker visa scheme, and in sports: Point Of Law wins the Melbourne cup#sbsaudiopodcast

Economists tip another rate hike tomorrow; Voters gear up in the United States for the midterms; and in Rugby League, Tonga defeats Samoa 20-18 in the World Cup contest#sbsaudiopodcast