Abdul Hafiz ziba uggwá Rohingya baí Sydney úttu,Iba uggwá Politikal Sains fas goíjja graduate. Refuji Hafta át iba yé,hota hoíye buzáí ye ibar sofor ór baré,ibaye ABC loí podcast sola, ''hailing Ali'' hoíyare.Iba oíyedeíki fohor goribar jinis añarar cómaj ór butore.

Australia át gura fuaín dottú foster vcare maní oínno zagat fuccan takí tá fore hotodilla wajjallah.Zedice tuañrtu fuaín iín óre souñli to mono hoíle kengóri fariba?

Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia (FECCA) Conference in Melbourne. Nojowan ór façi ír bottottú uíçça konference ibat,Noor Azizah . Ibaye acha gorede beca beci mosola ókkol hotom gori faribode yan sorkar loí fuñwati ham ar mocwara gori yaré.

Fottí bosor yé lak-lak manúic ókkol dec sara oíjar goí,tarattú dec óttu neli zagoí foré hefazot ólla. Eíbosor ór Refuji Hafta ár theme oíldeíki Healing (gom oíayon).

Australia advocate ye aros gorer sorkar ór hase Indonesia at refuji asede tarar baabote polisi ziyan ase yan ót diyan dibolla.

Australia taíle wosiat ekan banaíya taíle tuañar fémlilla beci behtor oíbo,Fúni só kiyalla wosiat hoddé yan zoruri.

UN yé Monggol bare yan warning díyedéíki 1 lak óre ore Borma át manúic dec sara ogiyói goí.

UN yé Monggol bare yan warning díyedéíki 1 lak óre ore Borma át manúic dec sara ogiyói goí.

Australia’s Aboriginal ar Torres Strait Islander manúic ór solasol son ar zanón beci zoruri také eí dec ór zomin ór malikore izzot gora curu ó fan.

Gaíldé hafta át Australian Rohingya Women's Development Organisation yé Eíd ór Parti diyé NSW Rohingya beçiaín ar fuaín dolla. Fúni so SBS Rohingya Rohingya Cómaj ór awaz ólla.

Maa Baaf óttu fuaín dór High eskul basi bolla beci mockil oíja goí. Hafta ibar settlement guide fúni so,tuñi kéngori high eskul basi badé yan ór baabote.

Federal elkcion óibolla ar deri naí.21 May 2022 ót.Deen iba noí aíbar agottu migrant ar refugee nojowan asedé itara yan aros gorede ki behtor polisi banáí bolla taralla.

Australia át gura fuaín óttu hoto dilla hok ókkol asé.Tuañrtu zana asené fuaín dor hok ór butore ki ki asedé yan?

'Bush walking' hode iba ki?Ar zaíle ki gora foribo? Funi so mocwara buddi ókkol ólla zedice tuñi pela gori le .

Musalman ókkol dunia agagura at hafta ibat Ramzan hotom goíjje ar Eid banaíye,Eík mac Ruza Dori baade.

Australia ya prime minister boni to sar Anthony Albanese 25 bosor oíye politik ót aíyo funi so iba honnade yan.

21 Mai 2022 oíyede Australia ar boçt ór din.Zedice tuañrtu boçt diya foílle kengóri diba.

Heart yani dil ór biyaram oíyedeíki maín waja Australia át manúic marazaddé yan ór butore. Fotti 12 minit ye Australia át eík zon mara zar dil ór biyaram ólla boli.

Tokribon 96 persen Australia ókkol yé offozotto asé eí bsoor ór vot ót vot dibolla. Vot kengóri ham goredé ar tuañrtu ki gora foribodé?

Bamboo Ceiling ot mosolah ókkol ki ase ar kéñgori hol goribo.

General Aung San was born in 1915. He is known as Father of Burma. He is the father of Aung San Suu Kyi. He founded Burma Army. He fought against the British Rule in Burma. He united all ethnic groups in Burma. He was invited to London to sign for independence agreement in 1947. A few months before Burmese Independence in 1948, he was killed at the…

This is a newscast from a 1993 Capital Radio broadcast in Abu Dhabi advertises Al Fardan Exchange. More on this story at www.thenational.ae.Courtesy Bob Myerscough. Not to be used without permission of the owner.By The National

This audio from a 1993 Capital Radio broadcast in Abu Dhabi advertises an amusement park in Al Ain. More on this story at www.thenational.ae.Courtesy Bob Myerscough. Not to be used without permission of the owner.By The National

Campbell MacDiarmid returns from a week-long trip to Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh to provide an update on how over 700,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar are surviving in increasingly desperate conditions.Full episode of Beyond the Headlines: https://audioboom.com/posts/6979190-the-view-from-hajj-rohingya-refugee-update…

John Sipher spent 28 years with the US National Clandestine Service. Mr Sipher spoke to Eddie Mair about his life undercover, why he's kept a brick from Osama Bin Laden's house, torture, and the Sergei Skripal poisoning.By BBC Radio 4

Artificial intelligence is already a big part of our lives, whether or not we are aware of it, and it will only become more significant. But could it ever help us with our most tender human emotions, like when we are grieving? Eugenia Kuyda is a tech entrepreneur and when her friend Roman Mazurenko died suddenly, Eugenia used machine conversation t…

On New Year's Eve four young men were stabbed to death in separate incidents around London. It brought the total number of fatal knife attacks in the Capital to 80 in 2017. Many of these incidents are due to gang rivalries. Jermaine Lawlor was a member of a gang in East London. He was first arrested at the age of 11, but tells Eddie Mair that seein…

What would you like to happen if you become very ill or severely incapacitated? What can you do now to make sure your wishes, whatever they are will be respected should that time come? Professor Jenny Kitzinger is from the Coma and Disorders of Consciousness Research Centre, Cardiff University which researches how best to ensure that incapacitated …

Sebastian Balfour, a historian and Emeritus Professor of Contemporary Spanish Studies at the London School of Economics, was PM’s trusted guide to events in Catalonia before, during and after the disputed independence referendum. In an extended interview, Professor Balfour talks to Eddie Mair not about his day job, but about his fascinating life in…

Dubai in the United Arab Emirates is an increasingly popular destination for international sun-worshippers and shoppers. Recently when Dubai has been in the news, it has not been for bargains or top tanning tips. This week a young British expat, Asa Hutchinson, was said to be facing jail in Dubai after witnessing a fight. There were more headlines …

The treatment of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar has led to worldwide condemnation, with the US threatening sanctions. Bangladesh, which has taken in hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas who’ve fled their homeland, has now signed a deal to return them to Myanmar. Nijam Uddin Mohammed is a Rohingya Muslim. He spent 18 years in a refugee camp in Bangladesh…

The magazine Gay Times has sacked its new editor over comments he made on social media in the past. Josh Rivers was appointed last month. The first non white editor in Gay Times history. But an investigation by Buzzfeed News found several tweets posted by Josh Rivers between 2010 and 2015 which it said would shock many people. Although he tweeted a…

As we approach Armistice Day, followed by Remembrance Sunday, we talk to an American army veteran who is the host of a new podcast "Battle Scars", in which he interviews people who have been in war zones. Born in Vietnam, Thom Tran moved to the US as an infant. He enlisted in the United States Army at 18 years old, before he had finished high schoo…

Since 2008 Alan Power, head gardener at Stourhead in Wiltshire, has joined Radio 4's PM programme to tell us about the autumnal view. This year, there was something extra to talk about. (Photo: Stourhead. Credit: PA)By BBC Radio 4

Steve Hewlett chronicled his experience with oesophageal cancer weekly on PM in 2016. Steve believed that by using his journalistic skills to investigate and understand his own cancer, he would be doing some good for himself and perhaps for people listening to PM. He was right on both counts. Lisa Griffith wrote to the programme about her husband P…

The film producer Harvey Weinstein has been accused of a string of sexual assaults after the New York Times reported previously undisclosed allegations against him stretching over nearly three decades. He has "unequivocally denied" any allegations of non-consensual sex. Alison Owen is a film producer who has worked on a number of films with Mr Wein…

Most people would probably not want to see what the firefighters who attended Grenfell Tower fire saw, or do what they did. All of the firefighters who were there received counselling after their shift had finished. Some are still having treatment, including the woman who is the London Fire Brigade Commissioner, Dany Cotton. Clifford Thompson is a …

Eddie Mair hears one man's story of his asexuality - discovering he was asexual, telling friends and family, and negotiating relationships. This podcast contains sexually explicit material. (Photo: Ace of Hearts on top of playing cards Credit: Getty Images)By BBC Radio 4

For a handful of people in the world, remembering things is not a problem. They have a condition called HSAM or Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, which means they can remember everything that has happened to them, often in great detail. Very little is known about why some people have it, but Rebecca Sharrock from Australia is one of those he…

Abortion in the United States continues to spark fierce debate and cause division, ever since the Supreme Court made it legal in 1973 following the Roe v Wade case. Individual states still have a lot of power to influence the availability of abortions and in almost every state there are campaigns and protests for and against. In our two-part podcas…

Abortion in the United States continues to spark fierce debate and cause division, ever since the Supreme Court made it legal in 1973 following the Roe v Wade case. Individual states still have a lot of power to influence the availability of abortions and in almost every state there are campaigns and protests for and against. In our two-part podcas…

For 16 years, David Drew and Neil Carmichael have campaigned against each other to be MP for Stroud. The constituency in Gloucestershire is known as a bell-weather because it often goes the same way as the national result. In 1997 David won for Labour, and Tony Blair moved into No.10. The next general election in 2001 saw Neil enter the race but Da…

We look at how Gaza is coping with a lack of electricity, check in to DC to go over the latest failures of the Trump administration, and discuss what makes Abu Dhabi the world's second best city to live in. Naser Alwasmi is joined by Naomi Zeveloff, Joyce Karam and James Langton.By The National

For six months on PM, we heard from Steve Hewlett every Monday as he chronicled his experience of oesophageal cancer. In his very first conversation, last September, he introduced us to the "cold cap". Many listeners told us they also experienced the "cold cap", but they're not available in every part of the UK. "Cold caps" or "scalp cooling" can p…

Actions speak louder than words sometimes. So what can be gleaned from the actions at this week's G20 summit? In Qatar, the Riyadh leaks have enforced the GCC region's diplomatic boycott. And how does the hot weather affect local fishermen in the UAE? Naser Alwasmi, Anna Pukas, Joyca Karam and Anna Zacharias discuss.…

Welcome to Beyond the Headlines, a new weekly podcast from The National. This week join Editor-in-Chief Mina Al-Oraibi as she talks through some of the big stories of the week with Assistant Editor-in-Chief Mustafa Alrawi and Naser Al Wasmi from our Foreign Desk.By The National

This week in our podcast, Eddie Mair speaks to Henry Hendron. He was very much a rising star, a barrister in London with some high profile clients and media coverage to go with it. He represented the Conservative MP Nigel Evans when he was cleared of rape in 2014. Some people thought Henry Hendron himself had a bright political future. But things c…

In 2011 it was revealed that a number of police officers who were working undercover among environmental activists in the 1990s had sexual relationships with some of the people they were investigating. "Jessica", had a relationship with an undercover police officer in the 90s. She only found out this year the full details of what really happened. (…

For six months on PM, Steve Hewlett chronicled his experience of living with oesophageal cancer. Sadly in February 2017 Steve died. His sons Freddie, Billy and Bertie join Eddie Mair to talk about a scholarship created in their father's name, the impact Steve's conversations with PM had, and moving forward. (Photo: Freddie and Billy. Credit: BBC)…

The hours and days after the Manchester Arena attack were especially long for some families. They were wondering whether their loved ones were dead or alive. Some appealed on radio and TV for any information. A mother who understands what they were going through is Sarah Jenkins. She has been campaigning to improve the way such information is handl…