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Arab-Australians praise ‘very important’ Census, call for greater language learning

Arab-Australians praise ‘very important’ Census, call for greater language learning

by Unitwi5 | Jul 1, 2022 | CENSUS, Dr Paul Tabar, Professor Ahmad Shboul, Professor Fethi Mansouri, SBS Arabic24

While heartened by 2021 Census data revealing that Arabic remains the second-most spoken language other than English in Australia, experts have encouraged the learning of reading and writing skills in language as well. Read the full article here

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