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Swine Flu : 1.9.2009
The latest update of Swine flu spread.
By Olena Zaporozhets
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Cyber-crime: 1.9.2009
How criminals of the 21st century can leave you without all property and pocessions without even getting out of their home.
By Olena Zaporozhets
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Mrs Domna Datsiv : 15.9.2009
Mrs Domna Datsiv gives her testimony about the famine 32-33 in Ukraine. Sergei Serbin conducted this interview
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BALIBO WAR CRIMES: 11.9.2009
A war crimes investigation has been launched into the deaths of the so-called BALIBO Five in EAST TIMOR more than 30 years ago. Television journalists GREG SHACKLETON and MALCOLM RENNIE, cameramen GARY CUNNINGHAM and BRIAN PETERS, and sound recordist TONY STEWART died in 1975. They were killed in the town of BALIBO while trying to capture images of Indonesian troops as they invaded the former Portuguese colony. Sergei Serbin report
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Detention Debt: 9.9.2009
Asylum seekers will no longer have to pay for the cost of their detention, after the Senate voted to pass laws abolishing the practice. Sergei Serbin report
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Security Conference: 27.8.2009
About the Security conference that took place recently in Sydney
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Letters: 27.8.2009
How old letters help to capture Australian past, and how you can take part in this process.
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CHILD ABUSE: 7.9.2009
A survey has found that about a quarter of all Australian adults have identified a case of suspected child abuse and neglect in the past five years. Almost half of these people went on to report the incident to child protection authorities or police, though many took no action. The results of the survey by the Australian Childhood Foundation have been released to mark Child Protection Week (from September 6-12). Sergei Serbin report
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Kidney Health AUSTRALIA: 4.9.2009
Authorities say that on average, more than 40 Australians die of kidney failure each day. And chronic kidney disease is the single biggest cause for people going to AUSTRALIA's hospitals every week. That's because people with end-stage kidney disease usually require regular dialysis -- usually three times a week. Sergei Serbin report
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PREVENTATIVE HEALTH: 2.9.2009
A report to the federal government has recommended higher taxes on cigarettes and alcohol and changes to the way junk food is marketed to children. The final report of the government's National Preventative Health Task Force says consumption of tobacco and excessive amounts of alcohol, along with obesity, cost the Australian economy more than 31-billion dollars every year. Sergei Serbin report
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120 year Anniversery of the Ukrainian migration through Bosnia to Aust: 31.8.2009
As all nations remember and celebrate impotent milestones Ukrainians also wish to celebrate 120 years since immigrants from Galicia for the unknown lands of former Yugoslavia. Sergei Serbin conducted interview with Fr. Felix Figurek
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Anatolij Matvijchuk: 27.8.2009
Tamara Ivanchenko specially for Radio SBS had a chat with an prominent ukrainian musician, poet, journalist Anatolij Matvijchuk
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Alcohol + Pregnancy = FAS?!: 27.8.2009
Heavy consumption by pregnant women can lead to a condition now known as foetal alcohol syndrome - FAS. Is it preventable? And how much alcohol is OK during pregnancy?
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MILITARY JUSTICE: 30.8.2009
AUSTRALIA's system of military justice is in limbo and uncertainty surrounds more than 170 judgements handed down by the Australian Military Court (AMC) after the High Court ruled the body unconstitutional. The ruling means that all cases heard by the Australian Military Court are now, in effect, illegal and may have to be re-tried. Already, one person being held in custody has been released because of the decision. Sergei Serbin report.
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WOMEN EMPLOYMENT: 27.8.2009
Working women face high levels of under-employment, chronic low pay and new research shows the global recession is making it worse. A study from the Australia Institute shows the financial downturn has exacerbated issues of pay inequality and under-employment, with women comprising 80 per cent of what's called the 'hidden unemployed'. This means instead of being officially defined as unemployed, women move directly from being employed, to leaving the labour market entirely when they have children. Sergei Serbin report.
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GAS CHINA AUST: 21.8.2009
AUSTRALIA has signed its largest ever trade deal, worth 50 billion dollars. It's to provide CHINA with more than two-million tonnes of liquified natural gas (LNG) a year for 20 years, from the yet to be developed GORGON project in WESTERN AUSTRALIA.The federal government says the deal could generate around six thousand jobs, and the income will go to funding schools, hospitals, roads and infrastructure across AUSTRALIA for decades. Sergei Serbin report
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AID WORKER DANGERS: 24.8.2009
Around the world, the number of humanitarian aid workers becoming the victims of violent attacks is on the increase.The United Nations says last year, 122 humanitarian workers were killed while on duty - more than triple the number a decade earlier. Many others were kidnapped, seriously injured or sexually assaulted. Sergei Serbin report
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VIC FIRES REPORT : 18.8.2009
The Victorian government is promising a greater focus on getting people to leave their homes early rather than staying to fight a bushfire. The interim report of the Royal Commission into VICTORIA's Black Saturday bushfires, containing 51 recommendations, has been tabled in the Victorian parliamen Sergei Serbin report
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SWINE FLU: 14.8.2009
It is being labelled The Great Race as companies in AUSTRALIA and around the world vie to invent the first successful swine-flu vaccine. Since the flu was first diagnosed in AUSTRALIA, more than 28-thousand cases have been confirmed in the country, and exactly 100 people have died from swine-flu-related causes. Sergei Serbin report.
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GENEVA CONVENTIONS: 13.8.2009
The Geneva Conventions have been protecting people from the barbarity of war for the last 60 years. Sergei Serbin report.
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