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People (N)People - Eid celebrations with a differenceBy Rashid Alshakshir
The festivities in suburban Broadmeadows, which begin Sept. 10, feature something different this year with a poetry-writing workshop conducted by Zohab Khan, a Sydney-born Pakistani now living in Wagga Wagga, NSW.
It's all about making a differenceBy Denis Kayenge Kinkufi MELBOURNE - American President John F. Kennedy once declared that "one person can make a difference and every person should try" and a group of Congolese in Australia, concerned at the situation in the country of their birth, have taken up his challenge. The Democratic Republic of Congo Community Association of Victoria (DRCCAV) represents about 300 Congolese now resident in the state and is the largest such Congolese community association in the nation.
On the trail with Aussie historyBy Sash Herceg
The 16 students from Debney Park Secondary College in Flemington and St. Bernard's in Essendon, have diverse backgrounds including Croatia, Sudan, Somalia and Vietnam. Their trip was made possible through a Victoria Police program to break barriers between police and young people.
Students left behind by recent changes to immigration lawsWhen Albertina Gwenhure left Zimbabwe to study in Australia, she dreamed of the opportunities that would change her family's fortunes.
NAM-Oz reporter named Young Victorian of the Year
Werribee youths’ mission to BurmaBy Sherinald Shwe “At the time I wasn’t scared. I didn’t know the danger we were in when our village was attacked because I was running with my family and I felt very safe,” says Myo, now 19.
Eid - for Muslims and non-MuslimsBy Fatima Dennaoui
New Australia Media is Featured in DIAC NewsroomNew Australia Media is featured in an article on the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's online newsroom:
Canberra - Young migrant Australians are brushing up their literary skills with the help of some of Melbourne’s foremost professional writers and journalists.
Meet the NeighboursBy Samantha van Zweden
Sudanese use basketball to counter racismBy Akech M Manyiel
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