SBS Programm Malti - Il-Ġimgħa 28 ta' Novembru 2025
·56 min·5 clips
Mark Caruana's funeral reveals his lifelong mission to document Maltese immigrant stories in Australia.
The episode begins with announcements about Mark Caruana's funeral, highlighting his role in researching Maltese-Australian history through interviews. It then shifts to news segments, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discussing social media companies' responsibilities regarding child safety. A UNICEF report reveals that 62% of children who lost parents face financial and accommodation challenges, with Nicole Brees commenting on growing mental health concerns. The AIHW report on women's health notes declining cancer mortality but identifies dementia as a leading cause of death, listing risk factors like high cholesterol and social isolation. Health disparities are addressed, particularly for migrant women who are underscreened. Political news covers Maltese elections, with mentions of Prime Minister Robert Abella and nationalist leader Alex Borch. An interview with historian Mark Caruana details his methods of recording immigrant stories, emphasizing the urgency of preserving memories. Chef Shane D'Elia discusses his TV series filmed in Malta, exploring Maltese cuisine's regional variations and his creative dishes. Cultural segments include reports on Charles Koleiro's literary contributions and the drama 'Menz' by Frances Ebeyir. Community events like the Stella Maris Maltese Association's Get Together Summit are announced. The episode blends news, interviews, and cultural features, targeting Maltese-speaking audiences in Australia.
