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Health impact of social isolation on migrants and refugees

If you're socially isolated, you're less likely to know how to navigate Australia's health system. As a result, you're likely to have worse health outcomes than others. This whole area is called health literacy. And a recent national survey showed that people from a non-English speaking background had significantly lower levels of health literacy than Australians whose first language is English. To help explain the findings, Michal Morris from the Centre for Culture, Ethnicit...

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[ Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:17:31 +1000 ]


Growing political rift in Iran's theocracy

A group of reformist clerics in Iran has exposed a deepening rift within the country's religious establishment, by publicly declaring that it believes last month's election results invalid. An Iranian Islamic studies scholar in Australia, sees this latest development as significant. Shahram Akbarzadeh says he expects the infighting in the political elite to continue.. and that Iranian activists in the country will be waiting for another opportunity to express their opposition. Associa...

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[ Mon, 06 Jul 2009 12:36:22 +1000 ]


World View program highlights

In this edition of World View with Caroline Davey, ** Australians turn to the positive aspects of indigenous life in Australia at the start of NAIDOC week. ** We preview Indonesia's general elections this Wednesday. **And an update of the overnight stage of the Tour de France......

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[ Mon, 06 Jul 2009 07:34:33 +1000 ]


Indian students have mixed feelings about new government initiatives

International Indian students have mixed feelings about the initiatives announced yesterday by the federal government at the Council Of Australian Governments meeting. They've welcomed parts of an International Student Strategy, but are uncertain how other aspects will be implemented. Gautum Gupta, spokesman for the Federation of Indian Students of Australia - or FISA for short - says all levels of government now appear to be taking the matter seriously. From Melbourne, he's speaking ...

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[ Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:31:33 +1000 ]


World View program highlights

In this podcast with Caroline Davey, ** State and federal leaders meet in Darwin as the government approves recession-busting training places for workers over 25. ** North Korea's food crisis worsens as punishment for nuclear and missile tests begins to bite. ** In the Arts, who are the women of rebetika - the Greek blues? ** And...we preview the Tour de France...

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[ Fri, 03 Jul 2009 07:58:02 +1000 ]


Indonesia's murky vice-presidential candidates

It's now less than a week until Indonesia's general election. Human rights activists are concerned that two of the vice-presidential candidates are alleged war crimes suspects. One is former miltary chief General Wiranto -- the running mate of Jusuf Kalla. The other is a former special forces commander General Prabowo Subianto, who's running with Megawati Sukarno Putri. Our Jakarta-based correspondent Rebecca Henschke says they both have poor human rights records. She's spea...

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[ Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:42:38 +1000 ]


World View Program Highlights

In this podcast with Caroline Davey, ** Another race-related attack on an Indian student draws criticism that authorities are still not doing enough to prevent such incidents. ** Some mixed views on the economy for the start of the financial year. ** Also, the federal government accused of walking away from an election commitment to take over the detention of asylum seekers. ** And... just how plastic is your brain?...

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[ Thu, 02 Jul 2009 07:47:27 +1000 ]


Detention Centres Outsourced

Refugee advocates in Western Australia say the Federal Government has moved away from an ALP platform commitment to place control of detention centres in the hands of public servants. A five-year contract has been let to British-based company, SERCO, to run seven detention centres in Australia at a cost of $370 million. The arrival of 194 asylum seekers on Christmas Island recently, and the anticipation that hundreds more are on the way, may strain the capacity of facilities on the island to hou...

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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:20:04 +1000 ]


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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:45:17 +1000 ]


Making sense of developments in Honduras

The United Nations has passed a resolution calling for the reinstatement of the exiled president of Honduras. And backed by the strength of people power back home, a Latin America expert has predicted, Manuel Zelaya might soon be returned to power. Dr Ralph Newmark says the show of popular support for the elected leader could see a repeat of what happened after a failed military coup in Venezuela seven years ago. Mr Zelaya has said he plans to return to Honduras tomorrow, despite authorities ...

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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:06:01 +1000 ]


How US troops will be redeployed in Iraq

President Barack Obama warns of difficult days ahead in Iraq, following the pullout of American soldiers from all villages, towns and cities in the country. As Iraqis celebrated the return of sovereignty over their security, another car bomb exploded in a northern city... killing more than 27 people. By the agreed deadline with the Iraqi government, US troops have now been redeployed to military bases around the country. So, what will the 130-thousand troops be doing at these bases located ou...

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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:44:25 +1000 ]


World View program highlights

In this podcast with Caroline Davey, ** Australian troops become more vulnerable from today as American troops withdraw to their bases in Iraq. ** South Australia's Liberals face a leadership ballot just nine months before a state election. ** We'll tell you about family tax changes which start today. ** And...the era of digital radio is here - what it is and where you can hear it?...

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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 07:49:37 +1000 ]


2009 key tax changes for businesses

For businesses doing it tough during the current economic downturn, you might be wondering what tax changes are in store for 2009-10. Megan Yong is an assistant commissioner with the Tax Office. Caroline Davey asked whether there are any new tax breaks for small businesses in the coming year....

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[ Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:13:53 +1000 ]


2009 key tax changes for families and individuals

If you have a family.. or you're in a same sex relationship... as of today ...the Tax Office will be changing some of the ways it deals with you. Today is the first day of the 2009 financial year. Megan Yong is an assistant commissioner with the Tax Office. Caroline Davey asked her, which parents will be able to claim some of the costs of educating their children....

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[ Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:07:34 +1000 ]


Key tax changes for 2009-10

The new financial year has begun, with some changes in the way the ATO deals with individuals and businesses. Assistant Commissioner Megan Yong from the Australian Taxation Office outlines the key changes to Caroline Davey....

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[ Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:01:54 +1000 ]


Diggers in Iraq should be safe after US pullout: Aust Defence Force

After today, Australia's 140 soldiers in Iraq will no longer be able to rely on the added protection of American combat troops. US soldiers will no longer be patrolling Iraqi streets ... with most of the 133-thousand of them withdrawing to military bases in the country. Where will this leave the position of Australian soldiers who remain under two separate defence operations in Iraq? Caroline Davey put this question to defence spokesman, Colonel Mark Elliott....

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[ Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:26:23 +1000 ]


World View program highlights

In this podcast with Caroline Davey, ** Opinion polls show Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull has been hurt by the OzCar affair, but is it politically fatal? ** We'll examine why the Honduran President was deposed. ** And, a different view of the Burka in Australia....

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[ Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:22:13 +1000 ]


What's going on in Honduras?

Western countries around the world have condemned the Honduran military's forced removal of its left-wing president Manuel Zelaya to Costa Rica. The military in Latin American countries have traditionally been allied to the United States - but the US has denied any involvement in the overnight coup. President Zelaya was about to hold a referendum in an an effort to extend his four year term, when soldiers kidnapped him at dawn and flew him out of the country. The Supreme Court of Honduras...

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[ Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:10:21 +1000 ]


World View Program Highlights

In this podcast with Caroline Davey, ** The Economy and the fall-out from the Global Financial crisis dominate Indonesian political debate ahead of next week's presidential elections. ** Exploring the health benefits of one or two drinks. ** Australian scientists involved in an international investigation into why one of the great tourist destinations in the world collapsed. And ** we wrap up the final of the Confederations Cup between Brazil and the USA in South Africa....

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[ Mon, 29 Jun 2009 08:20:35 +1000 ]


Vale Michael Jackson

Pop icon Michael Jackson has sung his last song. The 50 year old singer died from a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles. Greg Dyett traces the extraordinary career of one of the most successful and bizarre entertainers of all time. &t;strong&t;&t;a class=&uot;redlink&uot; href=&uot;http://media.sbs.com.au/audio/worldview-090626-1b4.mp3&uot;&t;Listen here&t;/a&t;&t;/strong&t; &t;strong&t;Also see: - &t;a class=&uot;redlink&uot; hr...

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[ Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:31:06 +1000 ]


Hague tribunal new Australian registrar defends dealing with Karadzic

The international court that's trying indicted war criminal Radovan Karadzic, has rejected criticism that it turned down the former Bosnian-Serb leader's request for all reports about him to be translated from English into his own language. John Hocking is the new Registrar of International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. The Australian citizen is the first non-Dutch national to be appointed by the UN secretary-general to this post, and he says some Dutch media reports ha...

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[ Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:11:22 +1000 ]


Qld Wild Rivers law dampens Cape York Aboriginal victory

The Kuuku Ya'u community on the Cape York Peninsula has welcomed the federal court's determination. But they say the good news has been overshadowed by Queensland's proposed Wild Rivers legislation - and they won't discount taking legal action against it. Lloyd Hollingsworth is the community's spokesman. He's spoke with Stefan Armbruster near Lockhardt River....

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[ Fri, 26 Jun 2009 12:23:07 +1000 ]


Historic native title sea claim agreement

The Kuuku Ya'a seafarer people of Cape York have made history, by reaching agreement over their native title claim for traditional sea country.. which covers part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, and reaches into the Coral Sea. It's the first native title sea claim achieved through negotiation, rather than by litigation through the courts. The claim -- which covers non-exclusive rights over almost 2-thousand square kilometres of sea in Far North Queensland, as well as exclusive r...

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[ Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:43:21 +1000 ]


World View highlights

In this podcast with Greg Dyett: ** Australia criticised for not doing enouigh about torture in its own region. ** Coalition MPs break ranks to vote for a government initiative to end charging asylum seekers for their detention. And Brazil beats South Africa 1-0 with a late goal at the Confederations Cup in South Africa....

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[ Fri, 26 Jun 2009 08:27:28 +1000 ]


Swine Flu deaths - causing or contributing?

Medical scientists have found that the H1N1 virus was not the cause of death of the West Australian man who died in South Australia a week ago. Authorities are still establishing the cause of death of two Victorians this week, who'd been diagnosed WITH human swine flu. Some media reporting has suggested all three Australians died FROM the swine flu virus. Even Victoria's Health Minister is reported to have said that the third victim died &uot;as a direct result of the complication...

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[ Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:39:40 +1000 ]


World View highlights

In this podcast with Greg Dyett: ** Aboriginal health services in Western Australia want faster responses to outbreaks of swine flu in remote communities. ** A report on racism in Australia - are we as accepting of diversity as some believe? Also State of Origin rugby, and football from South Korea and the Confederations Cup in South Africa....

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[ Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:53:15 +1000 ]


Obama's Iran challenge

The latest reports out of Iran say there's been another bloody crackdown on opposition supporters. Iran's ban on the overseas media makes it difficult to obtain the facts but online bloggers and websites are using the word bloodbath to describe what's taken place. Pro-government militia are said to have unleashed gunfire, teargas, and clubs on the protesters. The latest violence follows condemnation from US President Barack Obama who used a news conference to speak out against the...

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[ Thu, 25 Jun 2009 09:31:28 +1000 ]


EU implementing financial controls

The meltdown in the banking and insurance industries as a fallout of the global financial crisis has forced governments around the world to grapple with new controls in the finance sector. US president Obama has already announced extensive banking reforms that are now before Congress. In Europe, the European Union has been considering a wider range of controls. Kate Russell asked the Head of the EU Delegation in Canberra David Daly to outline what's being proposed....

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[ Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:21:53 +1000 ]


Heavy drinking and cancer

Heavy drinking is linked to a number of cancers. Professor Robyn Ward, head of the Cancer Centre at Prince of Wales Hospital speaks with Dina Gerolymou about the dangers of heavy drinking....

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[ Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:31:13 +1000 ]


Iranians call for fresh election

Social networking sites have played a key role in the campaign by those who are taking issue with the disputed Iranian election result. Iranian Australian Rojand Noroozi was so appalled by what he regards as a stolen election that he set up a Melbourne offshoot of the Where Is My Vote group which is an online collective of Iranians around the world who are calling for a fresh election. The 28 year old biomedical engineer organised a protest in Melbourne which is where he met another member of ...

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[ Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:21:30 +1000 ]

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