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Voice of Sri Lanka

Voice of Sri Lanka

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 A programme in Sinhala and English for the Sri Lankan community living in New Zealand. Tune in fortnightly on Sunday 7.30-8pm for current news and information. Sponsored by the United Sri Lanka Association Inc. United Sri Lanka Association Inc (USLA) is actively supporting the social and cultural advancement of Sri Lankans living in New Zealand. During last two decades of existence, USLA has made an enormous effort to promote Sri Lankan cultural traditions and values among Sri Lankans, especially children, living in New Zealand. USLA also continues its dedication to support social, economic and cultural development programmes in Sri Lanka.(C)Wellington Access Radio Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Voice of Sri Lanka - 14 December

    Voice of Sri Lanka - 14 December
    Dec 15 2025
    A programme in Sinhala and English for the Sri Lankan community living in New Zealand. Tune in fortnightly on Sunday 7.30-8pm for current news and information. Sponsored by the United Sri Lanka Association Inc
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    58 mins
  • Voice of Sri Lanka - 30 November

    Voice of Sri Lanka - 30 November
    Dec 1 2025
    A programme in Sinhala and English for the Sri Lankan community living in New Zealand. Tune in fortnightly on Sunday 7.30-8pm for current news and information. Sponsored by the United Sri Lanka Association Inc
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    28 mins
  • Voice of Sri Lanka 16-11-2025

    Voice of Sri Lanka 16-11-2025
    Nov 16 2025
    A programme in Sinhala and English for the Sri Lankan community living in New Zealand. Tune in fortnightly on Sunday 7.30-8pm for current news and information. Sponsored by the United Sri Lanka Association Inc
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    28 mins
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