Croatian
Summary: Welcome to SBS Radio's Croatian language program. We offer extensive coverage of homeland, national and international news and current affairs, five times a week, via our studios in Sydney and Melbourne with weekly reports from correspondents in Croatia as well as international broadcasters VOA, DW,RFE, and HTV. We cover local events and activities of the Australian-Croatian communities nationwide. Listen to our "Next Generation" program UMREZENI on Tuesday nights, comprehensive sports coverage on Mondays and Thursdays, and MALI LJUDI on Mondays, our program dedicated to parents and children.
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In September 2011 the Federal Court of Australia unanimously dismissed an appeal by a dual Australian-Serbian citizen against extradition to Croatia to face war crimes allegations.
Culture diplomacy opens news doors, says Croatian Culture minister in conjunction witht the Croatian Festival of Culture held in Paris.
The OECD has called on governments around the world to invest more in education to combat poverty and unemployment.
Police in Melbourne have continued what they describe as a counter-terrorism operation into a second day.
The federal government is moving to change environmental protection laws to limit the fishing operations of a controversial Dutch super-trawler.
More and more fathers want flexibility in the workplace so they can better balance family and career. That's the finding of research released by Diversity Council Australia, which outlines the issues around men gaining flexibility in the workplace...
Asylum seekers sent to Nauru are likely to spend up to six months in tents because permanent accommodation won't be ready.
Current Croatian Homeland news with Enis Zebić
Sport on Thursday, Željko Kovačević
We talk to BioPlanet representative, Kresimir Budinski, about the first Croatian electric bike to hit the market and how it could provide a green energy alternative.
Asylum-seekers coming to Australia by boat will start being transferred to Nauru by the end of the week.
A wave of bomb attacks across Iraq has killed about 90 people and wounded more than 400.
Croatian homeland news with Domagoj Veršić
Representatives of the Colombian government and the country's largest rebel group are set to meet next month in Norway to begin talks aimed at ending their decades-long conflict.
The Queensland government and opposition are blaming each other for the shock announcement of almost three-thousand job cuts in the state's health department.
