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Swiss-born migrant Astrid Perry is the manager of the Multicultural Health Service in South-Eastern Sydney. Also on this week's show, how a Swiss scientist's research is boosting the hopes of paraplegics worldwide.

200 years have passed since the War of 1812 between Napoleon's Grand Army and Russia.    

Plus, minus, multiplications and division - everybody know that much about mathematics. Hans Lausch, a retired professor deals with the science on a far more complicated level. Last week, he held a lecture about the genius of numbers, Leonard Eule...

Today is the last day of lecacy week, a time when Australians are asked to sponsor the families of fallen soldiers. This institution is unknown in Germany, even though WWII has had a devastating number of victims on all sides. The battle of Stalin...

It's about time for a satirical weekly review: CJ Delling and Oliver Heuthe discuss strikes, presidential beer and 2 dollar wages.

In our feature program well hear today from the Australian director and script-writer of the film „Lore. This German/British/Australian co-production is set in the time directly after the end of WWII. A group of children flee from the south of G...

The federal opposition says any Tamil asylum seekers from Sri Lanka should be immediately sent home. But there's disagreement between Sri Lankan community groups in Australia over the proposal.  

What is Julian Assange's life like in an embassy?

Back in 2011, Australian-born Elizabeth Wieker opened a special deli shop in Cologne. Together with her husband, the 46-year-old entrepreneur from Perth imports foods and other fine products from Australia. Niels Büngen has more.

Smudo, Thomas D, Michi Beck und Andy Y made German Hip Hop presentable. Pamela Rauleder meets up with the guys from "Die Fantastischen Vier".  

Your money at work is an 8-part series based on interviews with Melbourne-based Swiss banker and investment expert Patrick Albert. He tells us about the history, risks and rewards of the eight most important investment classes. Today: Fixed Income...

In today's Echo Helvetia, Christian Froelicher speaks to Melbourne-based Swiss Investment Expert Patrick Albert. The topic, in Schwiizerdütsch: Australia's Superannuation system, how it works, and how to manage it best.

Sunday night, 8-9pm, from August to October: Listen to Anke Richter's "Was scheren mich die Schafe. Unter Neuseeländern. Eine Verwandlung". Friends of German comic Karl Valentin will particularly enjoy the journey. Today: Part 5.  

After all three parts of "Go Back to where you came from" went to air, we ask our audience what they thought of the second Series.

Part 3 explores the history of Turkish migration to Australia and tried to find an answer, whether multiculturalism has failed.