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SMOKING FACEBOOK: 21.9.2009
Social networking sites on the internet, are no longer just for teenagers looking to make friends or for older people wanting to track down long lost lovers and school friends. Half the Australian population are members. And now the networking sites have emerged as the new frontier for companies seeking to sell their products. A quick search within the Face Book site, reveals more than 400 special interest groups set up to support a particular tobacco product. The groups are like fan sites, with consumers talking about what they like about the product. Sergei Serbin report.
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Kutja: 18.2.2009
Origins of ukrainian cooking and special Christmas dish - "Kutja".
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Income Happiness: 18.2.2009
How are our lives affected by our income and are we really happier if we get more money then less of it?
Produced by Olena Zaporozhets
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MEDICARE CHANGES: 18.2.2009
Olena Zaporozhets says, that around half a million Australians are expected to drop their private health cover, after a last minute deal in the Senate allowed the federal government's changes to the Medicare levy surcharge to pass. Previously, individuals earning under 50-thousand-dollars a year and couples earning under 100-thousand-dollars avoided paying the surcharge. Once income reached that level, a one-per cent levy kicked in through tax, which could only be avoided by signing up for private health insurance. The changes mean individuals will now be able to earn up to 70-thousand-dollars and couples up to 140-dollars-thousand before they are required to pay the levy.(Producer Serhij Serbin)
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St Nicholas Parish’s Anniversary : 18.2.2009
Rev. Father Michael Solomko talks to Serhij Serbin about 60th Anniversary of the Founding of the Parish of Saint Nicholas in Canberra
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International Women's Day: 18.2.2009
It's almost a hundred years since the first International Women's Day, and women around the world, including Australia and Ukraine, was marking this day. Conceived in 1910, and recognised by the United Nations in 1977, the origin of the day is actually American, although it started in Copenhagen. International Women's Day has a strong tradition in communist countries, but has also been picked up in the West. The day is being marked in Bunbury in Western Australia, where Women's Forum Australia is holding its Get Real forum, looking at issues surrounding female body image, the objectification of women, and premature sexualisation of girls in popular culture. (Produced by Serhij Serbin)
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Voronuks Family reunited in Australia : 30.7.2007
Immigrants Olha and Vasyl Voronuk talks about their experiences of settlement in Australia. Serhij Serbin conducted this interview
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TV Ton for Disability People in Ukraine: 23.7.2007
Mr Petro Talanchuk , the head of the Ukrainian organisation Social help conducted the presentation about a television ton, which will be held in Kyiv on the 25 th of July with the gaol to helps disability people in Ukraine. Ms Vira Otroshko attends this presentation. She expresses her concern about small address support from Ukrainians in Australia. Serhij Serbin produced this segment.
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Fr Mychajlo Szyjan : 19.12.2005
Serhij Serbin speaks to Father Mychajlo Szyjan.On Sunday 11 December 2005, in St Andrews Ukrainian Church in Lidcombe Sydney Fr Mychajlo Szyjan was ordained. Interview was broadcasted on the 18 of December.
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Alcohol and Diabetes: 7.4.2005
In March, there was a talk- back program on Diabetes and Alcohol .The medical expert was Professor Ilias Nichberg, he responded to listeners questions. We received enormous feedback; so our contributor Ms Olena Zaporozhets prepared a number of follow up features on this issue. Serhij Serbin produced this segment.
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