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Serbian Welfare Association will change the name : 5.10.2009
In December last year the Serbian Welfare Association of Victoria conducted a Developmental Feasibility Study, funded by the Victorian Multicultural Commission. This study was undertaken for the purposes of ascertaining the needs and concerns of the Serbian community, residing in Victoria. Amongst other things the necessity of changing the name emerged, said SWA's Coordinator Marina Celebic for our program. Production Biljana Ristic
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Zvrk's 10th anniversary : 13.10.2009
Radio of Republic of Srpska broadcasts programme of its own production 24/7. The programme is aired on the territory of the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina, parts of Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia, and can also be listened to worldwide via internet. One of the shows with the considerable listener ship is ZVRK talking about ordinary life in the satirical and humorous way. On the 1st of January next year this show is marking ten years of broadcasting. "We have survived hard times and low-water just in spite" said Zvrk's editor and author Borislav Mitrovic for SBS. Production Biljana Ristic
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Cook's Cottage 75th anniversary : 5.10.2009
Cooks’ Cottage is celebrating 75 years in Melbourne's Fitzroy Gardens with a special anniversary party on Saturday 17 October. Become a part of Melbourne's history by visiting the Cottage on Saturday 17 October and signing the 75th anniversary tribute book. Children and adults alike will love their day at Cooks' Cottage with craft exhibits, musicians, an animal farm and amazing stories about Captain James Cook's adventures, it will be a day the whole family will remember. Milana Pokrajac
Visit www.thatsmelbourne.com.au
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Intervju with film director Goran Markovic: 8.10.2009
Interview with Film Director Goran Markovic, about his film The Tour, presented at Serbian Film Festival.
Produced by Sanja Damic
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Radio Belgrade 85th Anniversary: 8.10.2009
Radio Belgrade started broadcasting in 1929, and this is considered the founding moment of the Serbian broadcasting system. The first news announcer in 1929 was Jelena Bilbija. After World War II, Radio Television Belgrade (RTB), consisting of Radio Belgrade and Television Belgrade (TVB) was established as a result of the decision by the Executive Council of the Socialist Republic of Serbia on February 13, 1958. Radio Belgrade today is a national radio broadcaster with 72 hours of programming said for SBS Radio Belgrade's director Slobodan Divjak. Photo www.radiobeograd.rs. Production Biljana Ristic
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ID Fraud, feature: 7.10.2009
For National Identity Fraud awareness week, starting on Monday the 5th of October, the Federal Police is urging us to stay alert and keep our personal details safe.
Feature by PEGGY GIAKOUMELOS
Translated and produced by SANJA DAMIC
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OLY Games, feature: 7.10.2009
RIO DE JANEIRO's dream of becoming the first South American country to host the Olympic Games has become a reality. Feature by James Oaten
Translated and produced by Sanja Damic
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Interview with Vesna Vandic: 1.10.2009
Lepenski Vir archeological find in Serbia is one of the most significant discoveries in the world.
To get the better use of the plateau next to the Danube river, the inhabitants of Lepenski vir had to plan its construction.
Vesna Vandic, director of Touristic organisation Majdanpek, talks about reconstruction program for its preservation and protection
Interview conducted by Sanja Damic
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Interview Sanja Kacar: 30.9.2009
Sanja Kacar is a Melbourne based poet. Recently she launched her new book of poems in the Serbian capitol Belgrade. Our stringer Hranislav Nikolic was there and talked to Sanja Kacar.
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Interview Marina Celebic: 28.9.2009
Changes in the behaviour of a person with dementia are very common. This may place enormous stress on families and carers. It can be particularly upsetting when
someone previously gentle and loving behaves in a strange or aggressive way.There are many reasons why a person’s behaviour may be changing. Dementia is a result of changes that take place in the brain and affects the person’s memory, mood and behaviour. Sometimes the behaviour may be related to these changes taking place in the brain. Serbian Welfare coordinator Marina Celebic tells us more. Production Biljana Ristic
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Serbian Film Festival : 30.9.2009
This year marks the ninth year of screening of Serbian films to Australian audience. Festival secretary Milica Kozlina told us that this year, for the first time, festival will be held in two additional cities: Canberra and Wollongong. Six Serbian movies will be presented this year: Love and Other Crimes, The Tour, The Fourth Man, Autumn in my Street, The Ambulance and The Belgrade Phantom. All movies are with English subtitles. More information on www.serbianfilmfestival.org.au.
Production Biljana Ristic
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Karadjordje Cup, Serbian Soccer Tournament: 29.9.2009
The Karadjordje Cup is a soccer tournament held each year in October with a different Australian city as the host. The Tournament is organized by the local Serbian Community. The competing clubs have their roots within the Serbian Community but the players that participate reflect the Multicultural society that is Australia. This year 13 teams will compete and hosted by Serbian Sports Club Kraina in Melbourne told us Kraina president Slobodan Dakic.
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Seniors Week: 30.9.2009
Seniors Week or Month is a special time of celebrations for seniors in all states and territories. It recognises the valuable contributions seniors all over Australia make to our community.
During this time seniors - and indeed all generations - can participate in a wide range of different events in metropolitan, regional and rural areas, told us Chris Reidy, Manager Victorian Seniors Festival. The University of the Third Age will also have an information for everyone interested told us Heather Wheat, Program Manager U3A. Production Biljana Ristic.
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Politikin Zabavnik 70th anniversary: 23.9.2009
The first issue of Serbian weekly magazine Politikin zabavnik was published on 28th February 1939 and is still running. It was published two times per week from 1939 to 1941, during which time a total number of 220 issues were published. The title was picked up in 1952 and has since been published once a week. This year is a big anniversary. Politikin Zabavnik is 70 years old and still good looking. We talked with Zabavnik’s deputy editor Petar Milakovic.Production Biljana Ristic
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Paprika Balkanikus : 23.9.2009
They are an amazing troupe of musicians from the Balkans who are returning to Australia for their second tour after a huge response from audiences last year.
Originating from Romania, Serbia and Slovenia, the band perform a fiery blend of traditional and Gypsy music from the Balkans and Eastern Europe across a repertoire of songs that mirror the longing, passion and joy of these hidden places. From silky-smooth stroking tones to lightning-speed furious arpeggios, the band showcases the beautiful range of violin melodies, intriguing harmonies on bass, and the odd rhythmic stylings of two accordions. Milana Pokrajac
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Quiz Night in Perth : 23.9.2009
Perth based, former Hit Radio broadcaster Jana Zivadinovic was talking about Serbian Community activities during this weekend. She said the Quiz Night will be held and the income from that night will be donated to Radio Serbia in Perth, for the future work of this radio.
Quiz Night in Perth will be held on 26th September at 6,30pm at the address Litis Stadium, FC Floreat Athena, 41 Britannia Rd, Mount Hawthorn.Production Biljana Ristic
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SYDNEY FC HOME GAMES- LIVE ON SBS RADIO & ONLINE: 24.9.2009
Catch exclusive coverage of A-League’s Sydney FC’s home games LIVE on SBS Digital Radio and online.
Don’t miss the match between Sydney FC and the Central Coast Mariners on Monday 5 October from 2.30pm, AEST.
Join The World Game’s David Basheer and former Socceroos and Sydney FC player David Zdrilic for expert commentary and analysis.
Tune in to SBS Digital Radio 6, or listen online at sbs.com.au/radio.
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Work related deductions: 23.9.2009
It’s tax time, which means most of us have until October 31 to get organised. A lot of people claim expenses that are related to their work. This may include the cost of running a car for work, travel that is work-related, uniforms you need to buy and costs associated with educating yourself so you can do your job better. The most important rule to keep in mind is that the expense you are claiming must be related to your work and not your private life, said for our program ATO's Smiljana Kosutic.
Production Biljana ristic
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Keeping Dementia Front of Mind: 23.9.2009
The number of Australians with dementia will quadruple to 1.1 million by 2050, according to a new forecast that predicts the condition will be nearly 50 per cent more common than previously thought.Driven by the ageing of the population, the number of people with dementia will soar from 245,000 people now to nearly 600,000 by 2030, topping 1.1million 20 years later, says a report released by Alzheimer's Australia. This report 'Keeping Dementia Front of Mind: Incidence and Prevalence 2009 - 2050' has been timed to inform the Government's response to the National Health and Hospital Reform Commissions report and the decisions to be taken in the 2010 Budget on the next five years of the Dementia Initiative - Making Dementia a National Health Priority. We talked to MarinaCelebic Serbian Welfare coordinator. Production Biljana Ristic
Photo medical-look.com
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Sreten Bozic Wongar Honorary Doctor of Science: 23.9.2009
Australian author - fiction, drama and poetry. In 1960 when aged 28, he began to learn English in order to write; since then he has published 20 books. In his unique genre of writing, Wongar portrays the fate of Australian Aborigines which he also links to the state of Australian perishing wildlife. He is best known for his Nuclear Quartet-novels Walg, Karan, Gabo Djara, Raki and Mada which extended the perimeter of creative writing and brought him international recognition. Some of his earlier work have been banned by the Australian Government, thus depriving him of publishing opportunities in Australia and the U.K.
Wongar began publishing first in France, Germany and the USA, encouraged by Simone de Beauvoir, Samuel Beckett and many other well known authors. His books are often illustrated by traditional Aboriginal artist Yumanga Burarrwanga of Arnhem Land. Wongar is a life member of the Australian Atomic Ex-Servicemen's Association. He lives with his pack of dingoes on his bush property in Gippsland, south of Melbourne. wongar has become Honorary Doctor of Science of University of Kragujevac on Monday 21st September. Production Biljana Ristic
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