Hungarian

Our Family Part 3-4

SBS Radio — Sat, 11 Feb 12 14:44:12 +1100

Gabor, Anita and their two little daughters Diana and Barbara decided to leave Hungary and look for a better future elsewhere.

In this interview Anita explains his first impressions about Australia and talks about how their children found th...

Private health

SBS Radio — Sat, 11 Feb 12 14:28:11 +1100

Health funds are believed to have asked the federal government to agree to premium increases of about five per cent this year. The government says this is too much and won't sign off of the increase in prices

We want it to end peacefully

SBS Radio — Fri, 10 Feb 12 21:20:12 +1100

The impact of the conflict in Syria is reverberating in Australia, with protests, an attack on the embassy in Canberra, and a shooting in Sydney possibly linked to the Syrian violence.

The food for the rich and the poor

SBS Radio — Fri, 10 Feb 12 21:08:12 +1100

What is the most expensive food created, ever? Why is the saffran soo expensive? Why drinks the wagyu cow beer, and have massage every day

Casablanca, the Hungarian film

SBS Radio — Tue, 07 Feb 12 16:08:11 +1100

Casablanca is a 1942 American romantic film directed by Michael Curtiz, starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid and featuring Peter Lorre. Set during World War II, it focuses on a man torn between, love and virtue.

Almost 40 per cent of houses that were burnt have been rebuilt,

SBS Radio — Tue, 07 Feb 12 16:04:11 +1100

Survivors of Victoria's Black Saturday fires are marking the third anniversary of the tragedy with quiet community events.

"She told me that my family had died in the tsunami"

SBS Radio — Tue, 07 Feb 12 15:56:11 +1100

Meri Yulanda was ripped from her father's arms by the tsunami that devastated Aceh in 2004 which killed 230,000 people. p>

"Well let me tell what I know about Indonesia"

SBS Radio — Mon, 06 Feb 12 13:24:22 +1100

Indonesia has the world's second-highest number of Facebook users in the world after the United States.

It is a landmark decision

SBS Radio — Sat, 04 Feb 12 11:12:12 +1100

They do a variety of jobs - taking care of children, the elderly, the disabled, the homeless, and other vulnerable Australians.

The importance of fiscal discipline

SBS Radio — Sat, 04 Feb 12 11:08:12 +1100

Prime Minister Julia Gillard says the government will return the budget to surplus in May through an ambitious program of investments and reforms.

4 for dance

SBS Radio — Fri, 03 Feb 12 23:32:11 +1100

4 for Dance Company was founded in 2004 by professional dancers. "Our aim is to create a unique style, combining traditional Hungarian folk dance with virtuoso plays of rhythm and a lot of humor.

Traditional Chinese New Year Foods

SBS Radio — Fri, 03 Feb 12 23:24:12 +1100

Probably more food is consumed during the New Year celebrations than any other time of the year. Vast amounts of traditional food is prepared for family and friends, as well as those close to us who have died. Sanyi chef talks about this habit.

Everybody is responsible

SBS Radio — Tue, 31 Jan 12 18:08:12 +1100

After the break-up of Yugoslavia, Croatia was recognised by the European Community in January 1992. Slavenka Drakulic talks about what happened twenty years ago.

One person against religious discrimination in Indonesia

SBS Radio — Tue, 31 Jan 12 17:48:11 +1100

Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country, is often praised for being moderate, pluralist and secular. However, it seems that extremism has taken its toll on its society.

5 hours 53 minutes

SBS Radio — Tue, 31 Jan 12 14:16:12 +1100

Novak Djokovic's victory over Rafael Nadal in 5 hours 53 minutes is the longest men's Grand Slam final on record in terms of duration. The rain delay is included in the final match time as the match was not officially suspended.

"She did not tell me to do it"

SBS Radio — Mon, 30 Jan 12 18:00:12 +1100

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has labelled the actions of her media adviser who resigned following the protests on Australia Day as unacceptable.

It's an illness that strikes fear in many people

SBS Radio — Mon, 30 Jan 12 15:24:11 +1100

Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide and is likely to result in more than seven- million deaths around the world this year - with a further 12 million people expected to be diagnosed this year.

Our Family - Part 2.

SBS Radio — Mon, 30 Jan 12 13:08:12 +1100

Gabor, Anita and their two little daughters Diana and Barbara decided to leave Hungary and look for a better future elsewhere.

Hungarian success in the Open

SBS Radio — Sat, 28 Jan 12 14:28:11 +1100

Hungarian success on the Australian Open in juniors and the adults contest as well.

Janos Zoltan asked Greta Arn and Ilka Csoregi

Dreams and realities on the Australian Open

SBS Radio — Sat, 28 Jan 12 13:56:22 +1100

Dreams and realities.

Small moments behind the scenes.

Australian Open stories from other perspectives than sport. Janos Zoltan interviewed Sania Mirza and Aisam Ul Haq Qureshi.