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解「識」澳洲

解「識」澳洲

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以廣東話了解在澳洲生活所需的健康、住屋、就業、簽證、公民入籍及澳洲法例等實用資訊。Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Is Australian tap water safe to drink?  - 【解識澳洲】澳洲的水喉水是否能安全飲用?
    Aug 9 2025
    Access to safe drinking water is essential, and Australia’s often harsh environment means that our drinking water supplies are especially precious. With differences in the availability and quality of drinking water across the country, how do we know if it’s safe to drink? In this episode we get water experts to answer this question and more.   - 水是人的基本需要,而澳洲氣候嚴峻,令本地的飲用水資源尤其珍貴。由於全國各地的飲用水供應情況和水質存在差異,我們應如何確定水是否安全飲用?我們請來水務專家為大家解答問題及其他相關疑問。
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    6 mins
  • DIY Renovations: What you need to know before getting started - 【DIY裝修】動手整屋前你要知的安全知識與法規
    Aug 4 2025
    Many Australians love rolling up their sleeves and undertaking their own home improvements. But before you grab a hammer or paintbrush, it’s essential to understand the rules and risks so you can renovate safely and legally. - 許多澳洲人熱衷於親自動手進行家居改善工程。但在你拿起錘子或油漆刷之前,了解相關規定與風險至關重要,這樣你才能安全且合法地進行裝修。
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    6 mins
  • Australia’s Indigenous education gap and the way forward - 跨越教育差距:原住民孩子教育未來藍圖
    Jul 28 2025
    Education is a pathway to opportunity, but for too long, Indigenous students in Australia have faced barriers to success. While challenges remain, positive change is happening. In this episode we’ll hear from Indigenous education experts and students about what’s working, why cultural education matters and how Indigenous and Western knowledge can come together to benefit all students. - 教育是通往機會的道路,但長久以來,澳洲原住民學生在追求成功的路上一直面臨重重障礙。雖然挑戰依然存在,積極的改變正在發生。在本集節目中,我們將聽到原住民教育專家與學生的分享,了解哪些方法奏效、為何文化教育至關重要,以及原住民與西方知識如何融合,從而惠及所有學生。
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    6 mins
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