International aid agencies have launched emergency appeals to raise funds to provide urgent support to people in flood hit #Libya and quake struck #Morocco. Australia for @unhcr is asking people to give what they can. @ilimcollege in north Melbourne held a fundraiser today.
The World Cup is over but the campaign to have FIFA officially recognise the Afghan women's football team in exile continues. The players have been encouraged by a visit from supporter @Malala Yousafzai in Melbourne. https://t.co/HAIQCuClKy
Breast cancer survivor Geraldine has travelled from Darwin with her daughter to stand with 10,000 people on the field at the MCG today. Together they will form the shape of a pink lady in support of people with breast cancer @BCNAPinkLady
Amid rain, a service marking 50-years since Australia ended its involvement in the Vietnam War is taking place at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance @SBSNews
Melbourne butcher and British expat Rob Boyle has created two sausage for the Queen's Jubilee - The Queen's Tipple and Platinum Pork and Piccalilli. The store and shop front is decked out in bunting and royal memorabilia. @SBSNews
In Melbourne's Greek heartland, Oakleigh, a shortage of fully vaccinated staff is stopping a number of hospitality venues reopening today with seated service. Kentro cafe's Voula Haralanpopoulos is disappointed she can only offer takeaway for now. @SBSNews
Torres Strait Islander chef Nornie Bero will be feeding over a 100 diners at BIG Esso tonight. The Indigenous bar and kitchen was only open for four days before Melbourne's lockdown forced its closure in July. @SBSNews
First year nursing students who worked in pathology processing COVID-19 swabs during Melbourne's lockdown joyful as eased restrictions allow them to get together for brunch @SBSNews
Police stops and roving patrols in and around Melbourne CBD as a 2,000 strong force tries to deter attendance at a planned anti-lockdown rally. People able to prove they're Authorised Workers or are getting vaccinated at a hub can get through. @SBSNews
Melbourne a virtual no-go area ahead of a planned anti-lockdown protest. Most public transport into and out of the CBD suspended and a "ring of steel" erected around its fringe. @SBSNews
#COVID has had a huge impact on the lives of Australian kids. @SBSNews created this podcast for primary school aged kids to help them make sense of it all. With input from @RCHMelbourne paediatrician @LailaFIbrahim1 https://t.co/Xzk0dGevVN
SBS Radioโs South Asian teams will host a six-hour Radiothon on Friday May 21st to support UNICEF Australiaโs India COVID-19 relief fund and to share the message โIndia, we are with youโ. It runs 4pm-10pm AEST. Donate @ https://t.co/VE7xXywMwI Explainer @ https://t.co/hKJtQLSSro
Despite their talents and skills, many migrant and refugee women encounter barriers to entrepreneurship when they come to Australia. But efforts are underway to level the playing field.
https://t.co/1DX64VEOZN @in_migrant
Footy fans thrilled to be back at the MCG for the @AFL season opener between Richmond and Carlton. 50-thousand fans inside tonight. Live there shortly @SBSNews