Compelling news from the refugee and migrant sector

Humanitarians fear what Trump’s return will mean

11 November 20240 comments

The election of Donald Trump as US President could have a disastrous impact on humanitarian and refugee relief efforts around the globe, agencies and NGOs are claiming.

Among… Read Full Article

Migrant, refugee communities struggle with Australia electoral process – survey

30 October 20240 comments

Newly arrived refugee and migrant communities have a poor understanding of, and low level of engagement in, Australia’s electoral process, a survey of community leaders has found.

A… Read Full Article

Football: a reflection of Australia’s diversity

30 October 20240 comments

Archie Thompson says football brings people and communities together.

And the former Socceroo has some personal evidence for his assertion. He was born in Papua New Guinea to… Read Full Article

Burundi first nations woman on a mission [FECCA]

24 October 20240 comments

Imelde Sabushimike is the first woman from Burundi’s ethnic minority Twa people to go to university and to become part of the government in her homeland.

Now Burundi’s… Read Full Article

Opinion – Debunking the myth of migrants stealing jobs

3 October 20240 comments

Cath Scarth, CEO of AMES Australia

Among the plethora of false claims uttered by former US President Donald Trump during his recent debate with Vice President Kamela Harris… Read Full Article

Family who are three-time refugees escape statelessness

3 October 20240 comments

Rami Hussein is one of about four-and-a-half million people across the globe who have, or are, enduring statelessness.

Rami’s father fled Palestine during the 1948 was when Zionist… Read Full Article

Sector News

April 2015

Re-elected Baird government urged to deliver on multicultural policy (SBS)

1 April 20150 comments

The government of re-elected New South Wales premier Mike Baird is being urged to deliver on its commitment to the...

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March 2015

Homemade music videos shoot Werribee’s Star Boy to fame (Sydney Morning Herald)

30 March 20150 comments

Hsa Hae is the most world-famous, self-made pop star you have never heard of. Unsurprising really, because Hsa  Hae –...

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Multicultural mayhem lurks in the shadows of the NSW election (The Conversation)

27 March 20150 comments

The 2011 NSW state election delivered a swag of seats in western Sydney to the Liberal Party. Widespread dislike and...

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Multiculturalism and the NSW election (SBS)

26 March 20150 comments

How are multiculturalism and other issues affecting migrants are being handled in this NSW election?   Read...

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