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Remembrance Day: 11.11.2009
Ceremonies will be held around Australia and other parts of the world today to honour the soldiers who fought and died during the First World War and the conflicts since.
Wreaths will be laid and a minute of silence will be observed at the exact time that an armistice came into effect, after the war between 1914 and 1918 had cost an estimated 10-million lives.
Production Biljana Ristic
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Interview Marina Celebic: 5.10.2009
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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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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Sustainable House Day: 11.9.2009
This is the 8th year of the successful Sustainable House Day – where houses across Australia are opened to show you how to live more sustainably. And this year it’s FREE!Sustainable House Day major partner: Australian Government. Around 170 homes will open their doors to the public for this year’s Sustainable House Day as millions of Australians continue to embrace renewable energy, recycling and other practices designed to lessen our impact on the environment, says for SBS Judy Celmins. More info at www.sustainablehouseday.com
Production Biljana Ristic
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Guca 2009: 5.8.2009
The Trumpet Gathering in Guca, in western Serbia, is the biggest brass orchestra festival in the world, and the third in size ethnic festival, after carnival in Rio de Janeiro and Octoberfest in Munchen. This year, the gathering will have foreign guests from Switzerland, Cyprus, France, Sweden, USA, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, the Republic of Srpska and Macedonia. Over five days Serbian orchestras will be playing as well, but it is all just the warm up for the big finals that take place on the last day of the event. Reports Hranislav Nikolić from Belgrade.
Photo http://www.saborguca.com/
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SBS Going Digital : 4.8.2009
SBS will launch its Digital Radio services on Thursday 6 August 2009 in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane.
SBS will be offering programs on nine digital radio channels – providing a simulcast and time shift of all of SBS Radio’s current analogue services.
As a result, listeners in Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane will now be able to hear all of SBS Radio’s programs for the first time – doubling the number of programs they can listen to every week. Listeners in these States will also be able to tune into 14 new language services that they’ve previously not had easy access to. Production Biljana Ristic
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RADOSLAV MILJKOVIC: 20.7.2009
Mr Radoslav Miljkovic , social worker by occupation, employed by the Centre for Social work in Grocka township, near Belgrade, accidentally discovered an extraordinary gift he possessed in his hands. His advanced bio-energetic field is able to project a healing energy to people from all walks of life. Mr Miljkovic is altruistically sharing this gift with anyone in need, in his quest for higher purpose in life.
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Gordana Gamboz
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Interview with Naturopath Tanja Trbovic-Stancic: 13.5.2009
Interview with certified naturopath Tanja Trbović-Stančić regarding stressful life and its affect on our health as well as affect of chemicals in beauty products, food and medicine. According to the World Health Association homeopathy has taken second place in the world as a method of therapy.
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Aussies are top sleepyheads: 7.5.2009
Australians are among the world's top sleepyheads. And we're not bad on the fang, too, spending an average 90 minutes a day eating.
A study of 18 of the 30 OECD member nations ranks Australia equal fourth with New Zealand and Turkey in the sleep stakes, behind the French, who snooze nine hours a day and eat for two, clearly outdistancing the siesta-loving Spaniards.
Production Biljana Ristic
Photo www.oecd.org
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Mother's Day: 7.5.2009
Australians celebrate the day on the second Sunday in May, following the lead of the USA, as do several countries around the world. The idea of a 'Mother's Day' was first suggested in the USA by social activist Julia Ward Howe, who was inspired by Mothering Sunday in the UK. Mother's Day is now one of the most commercially successful days of the year, with billions of dollars spent on gifts, flowers and cards around the world.
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