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Over the next three years, a new campaign by the Australian Human Rights Commission will be aiming to raise awareness of racism.   It will also aim to identify ways of reducing and preventing it - while urging individuals and commun...

Today's youths are the generation of freedom whilst older generations inherited defeats, says Palestinian artist Khaled Hourani during a visit to Australia. More in this interview.

Australia and Arab Gulf countries are looking into ways to improve cooperation in energy and water. More in this interview with the Dean of Engineering at King Saud University Prof Khalid Alhumaizi.

Interviews with local government elections candidates in Marrickville.

We trust our own channels when it comes to sending humanitarian aids to Syrian refugees while there's bureaucracy in established agencies, says Australian Syrian activist Khaled Sattouf. More in this interview with him.

The Australian measures are timely because it's very important to make sure that the funds that have been raised are collected indeed for humanitarian purposes, says Australian Syrian Adiba Abdou Attia. For more listen to this interview with her.

Do you know that you could end up in jail or paying ten of thousands of dollars in fine if you support any group that is involved in the violence in Syria? More in this interview with the Director of Sanctions and Transnational Crime with the Depa...

Oud is an Oriental stringed instrument with a real magic that appeals to a wide audience. Joseph Tawadros is an Oud player who tries to reach large audiences by compositions mixing between Oud and other instruments. About his journey with Oud, he ...

Interview with journalist Paul Khayat about his new book "The Harvest of the Seventy from the Season of Opinion and Nostalgia".

Interviews conducted during the visit of Hon. Alex Chernov AC QC, Governor of Victoria, and Mrs Elizabeth Chernov.

Interviews with Hon. Alex Chernov AC QC, Governor of Victoria and students from Al Taqwa College during the Governor's visit to their College.

This Talk back program discusses the SBS's series Go Back to Where you Came from. It gages the reaction of our listeners to the issue from different perspectives.  

If you think that technology is here to free you up, you are wrong. it's making you a slave to your work which can now invade your private time. More in this interview with Digital Age Thinker Jonar Nader.

From $15 a ton to an open ended price tag. The carbon price in Australia has been linked to the European emission trading scheme. What does this mean to you? Listen to this interview with the Researcher in Physical and Political Economics Sleiman ...

NSW Local Governments Election 2012 - Interviews with candidates in Bankstown