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SBS Examines in Assyrian

SBS Examines in Assyrian

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 SBS Examines in Assyrian is a podcast dedicated to dispelling misinformation and disinformation impacting Australia’s social cohesion. Each episode provides clear insights on critical issues to empower listeners and foster a more informed, connected society. Subscribe now to stay updated and be part of the conversation.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Why are migrant women missing out on vital medical tests?

    Why are migrant women missing out on vital medical tests?
    May 20 2025
    Many people from CALD communities, especially women, are avoiding or delaying preventative cancer care.
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    9 mins
  • Have you been told your visa will be cancelled? This is how misinformation enables visa abuse

    Have you been told your visa will be cancelled? This is how misinformation enables visa abuse
    May 14 2025
    The migration system is complex and confusing. Experts say a lack of accessible support and credible information is leading to visa abuse.
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    10 mins
  • SBS Examines: Boost or burden? The cost of Australia's refugee intake

    SBS Examines: Boost or burden? The cost of Australia's refugee intake
    May 6 2025
    Australia has spent $13 billion on offshore processing in over a decade. Human rights experts believe there's a less costly, more compassionate way.
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    10 mins

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