Listen to interviews, features and community stories from the SBS Radio Dinka program, including news from Australia and around the world. - Piɛ̈ŋë në wël cë kek thïïc, akölkööl ku wël jiɛmë baai kek në ajuiɛɛrë SBS Dinka Radio, agut cë ka ciɛ̈lë kek në Ɣothuraliɛ ku jɔl ya piny thok ëbɛ̈n.
Wël lëk cek yiic käk ciɛ̈le keek
Wël lëk yam käk ciɛlë keek looi rot ee SBS Thuɔŋjäŋ
Ba naŋ kën paandu (ɣot) ku käk tɔu thin gël ee tök kawën rilic apɛi tɛn ɣot.
Wël lëk jöt käk cïɛ̈lë keek Thuɔŋjäŋ.
Löön dupiööc pan Australia ee ke thieekic tɛ kɔc piööc, mithpiööc, midhiëët ku baai.
Thiɛ̈ɛ̈kic gëlgël riääi ye kuääth wɛ̈t ke bi rot looi dhɛ̈ɛ̈l yiic.
Anyiköle ŋiëc thuëc kura Valentino Kuac Yuel
Wël lëk jot käk looi rot yakolë ciɛ̈le keek Thuɔŋjäŋ.
Yan Kööl Athook Pinynhom a ye cam ruöön thok ebën aköl nïn 30 Pendhoŋuan ruön thok ebën.
Wël lëk yam käk ciɛ̈le keek ka loi rot yakölë
Wël jöt käk ciɛ̈lë keek ka looi rot
Reported incidents of hatred are on the rise, and key organisations say they are just the 'tip of the iceberg'. What's driving the increase? - Kä cï keek lueel ke män aye lɔ nhial, ku akutnhïïm dït aye lueel lɔn ye kek 'ciëën de iceberg' abac. Yeŋö ye gɛ̈r cɔk juak rot?
From violent attacks targeting gay men to slurs on the sports field, homophobia has been making headlines. - Tënë tɔŋ ë röör ë röt nhiär agut cï tɔŋ ë diäär ye röt nhiaar (homophobia) acï ya kë ë tɔ̈ në wël yiic.
Wel lëk yam kak ciɛlë keek SBS Thuɔ̈ŋjäŋ
Käk leu bi keek looi kaam ci mïïth luɔ̈ny piny panpiööc aa juëëc yiic apɛi mɛt thin agut ci thuëc kura, kuäŋ, dieer loor ku juääc kɔ̈k leu bi keek piɔ̈ɔ̈c ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ thin.
Wël lëk käk ciɛ̈lë keek yekolë
Lööŋ ke lɔkaɣukaar yiic wën mïth gël bïk ci näŋ keden keek pät bïk thin Social Media ku lööŋ kak aa mïth piɛ̈ɛ̈n ke bi keek näŋ tɛden cïk looi bi keek ya lɔ thin. Australia eSafety Commissioner aca athor leŋic lööŋ yam wën bi keek ya buɔ̈tic bɛɛi bei tɛ akut lɔ̈kaɣukaar wën mïth kor lik ruön ken tɛn 16 gel.
Wël lëëk jot kak ciɛlë keek ee thuɔŋjäŋ yekolë
Cɛ̈mcɛ̈m yään mɛ̈nh baai aköl ci kuɛ̈ny bei bi yai ya cam ku aköl kɔc mat nhïïm kɔc ye baai.
Migrants and refugees are often blamed for rising cost of living pressures. Is there a way to break the cycle? - Abiköök ku abikaat aye keek gɔɔk wɛt ci kääk pïïr yiic riɛl ku thɛ̈ɛ̈nyke kɔc pääny. Leŋ tɛ bi kënë teem kɔu ke cie ye yic dhuök?
Wel lëëk jöt kak looi rot ciɛlë keek ee SBS Tuɔŋjäŋ
Wël lëëk yam käk looi rot ee köölë
Aci piir mɛnh wamääth nyiai ke lëŋ kajuääc rɛɛl ye nhom tuëŋ ke bi keek looi ku ŋiëc thuec kura ee töŋ kawën nhiɛ̈ɛ̈r bi bi looi ku ke yen ke ci yen nɔk ke leer yen dhuk thin.
Mermer ake ci dɛ̈ɛ̈p thok erin Chol ku Dau wakol laar ci keek kuöt paal bik keek nɔ̈k ku keek aa mith koor leŋ ruön 12 ku 15.
Wël jöt lëk ka ciɛlë keek yakölë
Wël yaam wen ci wïc thok akutnhom Kɔcniyintiit ku Gɛ̈ɛ̈m pan New South Walesaci nyuɔ̈ɔẗh akuën rɛ̈ɛ̈c alɔŋ atekthok ku tiɛ̈l ci rëët kɔc ŋiëëc piälguöp ke ye Aboriginal ku kɔc bɔ ciök ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ kuät kuotic tɛn luɔi.
Dhiëën ku jɛ̈ɛ̈m puöu thuɔ̈u yic ee röŋ käwën rilic apɛi erin yeŋö loi yen rot tɛn ɣɛn ku ye yiic ci rot looi? tThiëc käk aa kaam nyiäi bi raan puöu ku nhom jal ŋooth ke ci rot looi yiic.
Wel lëëk yam ceekic kak ciɛ̈le keek ee Thuɔŋjäŋ
Wël lëëk cekic käk ciɛ̈lë keek yakölë
Kuääny ka bï meth kuëën gäätde yiic tɛ leer yeen tuëŋ kuɛ̈ɛ̈nde yiic tɛ jël yen ɣön dhoŋuɛ̈n ke latuëŋ bi thook ɣön 12.
Cääth erin Pan Australia thök wik kënë yic ee kë cï kɔc ci yeen wïc bi näŋ kɔc kɔk ben bɛ̈n pan Australia erin ye keek yen luel lɔ̈n ci aniin ku loilooi yiic riɛ̈l ku ka juëc kɔ̈k.
Tɛ̈ ci yen bɛn kaam jɔl kɔc bɛn cuɛ̈t dhuuk ciën wëu kun ke ci kek juaar wëu luɔɔi kɔ̈ɔ̈th ku awic ku ba ŋic yeŋo ye wic tɛn yiin.
Piööc käk piälguop ku tuɛ̈nytuɛ̈ny kɔc liääp tɔ̈ɔ̈c yic tɛ ci yïn rɔm keek raan lëŋ guop tuɛ̈ny kënë ku yeŋo pɛ̈th yen bï yïn lac caar ku yiëk yïn dööc tɛ ci yen laac ŋïc.
Wël jöt kak ciɛlë keek ee SBS Thuɔŋjäŋ yakolë
Wel jöt kä ciɛ̈le keek ee Thuɔŋjäŋ yakolë
Jaam kaam mïdhiet keek miëthke wɛ̈t panpiööc ee midhiët ku meth yiëk nhiëër ku dɛtic kaam ken bïk rot deet apiɛ̈th.
Wel cekic ka ciɛ̈le keek ye yäkolë
Ke ye jäämic lëŋ yen jaam kaam akuma Junup Thudan keek Israel wɛ̈t kɔc Palestinian bi keek jaat Junup Thudan kënë aci jal bɛn wɛt ci yeen jäämic Associate Press Reuters, BBC ku Al Jazzeria ku wɛ̈t kenë aŋuɔ̈t ye akuma pan Juniup Thudan dhööl lɔn ye yeen wɛt cïn wɛ̈tde yic.
Wël jöt ka looi rot ciɛ̈lë keek yakolë
Wël jöt käk looi rot yekolë ke pɛi niin 18 Aug 2025
Education is a pathway to opportunity, but for too long, Indigenous students in Australia have faced barriers to success. While challenges remain, positive change is happening. In this episode we'll hear from Indigenous education experts and students about what's working, why cultural education matters and how Indigenous and Western knowledge can come together to benefit all students. - Piooc ee yen dhël lääu latuëŋ, ku ke kaam baaric ci lɔ ke ci gääu, mïthpiööc Indigenous pan Australia tɛ̈n aci näŋ käŋ keek gël nhïïm ku bïk tiɛ̈m. Na cɔ̈k aa lɔn ŋot kadhɛ̈l thin, kapɛ̈th waar aa lɔ ke loi rot. Ee jaam kënë yic ɣök abi pïŋ tɛn kɔc lëŋ ŋiëëc piööc kɔc thɛ̈ɛ̈r yic ku mïïthpiooc eee wɛt këne luui, yeŋo rilic bï näŋ piööc ŋiëc ee ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ ku ye kada ye Aboriginal ku ku ŋiëc cië ŋiëc den leu ku bïk bɛ̈n ee tok bi näŋ ke koony apɛth tɛ̈n mïthpiööc ee eben.
Wël jöt käk loi rot ciɛ̈le yekolë ee Thuɔ̈ŋjäŋ
Panpiööc awic miëth akol path ye meth bi lɔ cam
Waraköl ci RBA wëu yen wëëu dhuök tekic këne aci jäl bɛn kek ŋɔ̈ɔ̈th tɛ̈ne kɔc wën ke wëu cïk keek nyiai ke dhuk ciök.
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