
Shirley Glaister
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1 week ago |
sbs.com.au | Shirley Glaister |Sherpa Hossainy
Key PointsSydney-based Faraz Nomani is about to attend his third Hajj, also facilitating the pilgrimage of a group of 50 others. The Hajj is one of the five pillars of Islam and is a life goal of the world's estimated 2.05 billion Muslims. Pilgrims face searing heat and long walks as part of completing the Hajj in Saudi Arabia. It is understood between 3,000 and 4,000 pilgrims will travel to Hajj from Australia.
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Oct 8, 2024 |
sbs.com.au | Shirley Glaister
Key PointsThis year's World Mental Health Day theme is about prioritising mental health at work. Cecile Sy credits a manager for urging her to seek professional help for her mental health struggles. A warning sign that your mental health may need attention is 'feeling constantly overwhelmed or worried', says expert.
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Sep 4, 2024 |
sbs.com.au | Nicole Gong |Tania Lee |Shirley Glaister
In 2022, Leo's* hot pot restaurant in China's Hunan province was forced to close, leaving him with a debt of over 100,000 yuan ($20,000). To make his repayments, he set his sights on Australia after watching videos on YouTube, which described the country as a "paradise for blue-collar workers". "I saw a couple of cases in the videos that said they get between $1,500 to $1,800 per week in Australia," he said.
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Jul 24, 2024 |
sbs.com.au | Cristina Freitas |Shirley Glaister
Key PointsJose* and Pedro* are Timorese workers with lapsed passports who want to remain in Australia for work. To renew their passports, they would need to apply in Timor-Leste and would be unlikely to return to Australia due to the need for an employer sponsor. They are calling on their embassy to make it easier for them to renew passports here, similar to arrangements with the UK, Ireland and South Korea.
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Jul 23, 2024 |
sbs.com.au | Cristina Freitas |Shirley Glaister
Key PointsJose* and Pedro* are Timorese workers with lapsed passports who want to remain in Australia for work. To renew their passports, they would need to apply in Timor-Leste and would be unlikely to return to Australia due to the need for an employer sponsor. They are calling on their embassy to make it easier for them to renew passports here, similar to arrangements with the UK, Ireland and South Korea.
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