Yïn tɔu alɔŋthïn wënthɛ̈ɛ̈r tɛ ye yeen luui thin | Ye Australia Luui Kada

Ye Australia Luui Kada ee ke wën ci looi ku bi kuɔ̈ɔ̈ny dɛɛtic akuma Australian, lööŋ ku tɛ ye kɔɔc baai luui thin, ci looi keek kɔc abiköök ku akutnhïïm ciɛ̈ɛ̈ŋ kuötic kɔc nhïïm.

Ke cï ŋiëëc kuääny yic ku anyiköl yiith, jaam daan kënë ciɛɛth akuma Australia yiic diäk caath, ku kuɛɛny yic yeŋo kënë lön barliman, Akuma mɛ̈ɛ̈c ku luök, ku ye lööŋ looi kada ku waar keek. Yeeen aye kuaany yic aya tɛ ye kɔc thiëëc thin, lueel ke diir kɔc ku leŋ ke lueel kë.

Cääth keek ebën käk kuän jɛ̈ɛ̈m ku yiic ee thuɔ̈ŋdu.

Coming up next: Wïc ku bä ŋïc yee akuma nɛ̈n yeen tɔu riɛ̈l loilooi ye keek luöi akököl ye cin.

Ye Australia Luui Kada yeen aa rɛ̈ɛ̈l thin ee thok 60. Cääth keek ee thook kɔ̈ɔ̈k.

Credits:

How Australia Works is a podcast from SBS Audio and Australia Explained.

Host: L-FRESH The LION

Research and journalism: Gonzalo Aguirregomezcorta

Sound design, mix, original music and theme: L-FRESH The LION

Law and civics consultant: Dr Jacinta Sassine, School of Law, Western Sydney University

Artwork and design: Francesco Ortiz and Yudai Urushima

Written, created and produced by: Josipa Kosanovic

Editor, Australia Explained: Roza Germian

Head of Educational and Essential Services, SBS Audio: Janine Googan

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia where this podcast is made and heard. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples of this continent.

Parliamentary Material Australian House of Representatives excerpts courtesy of the Parliament of Australia. Copyright Commonwealth of Australia. Used under Creative Commons licence, subject to applicable licence terms.