Can Melbourne’s trams survive COVID-19?
The Melbourne Tram network has been in operation for over 136 years. It is one of the main factors that makes Melbourne one of…
Can Melbourne’s trams survive COVID-19?
The Melbourne Tram network has been in operation for over 136 years. It is one of the main factors that makes Melbourne one of…
Refuge from civil war a “lottery” win
A fugitive from civil war in El Salvador says he was once only able to recognise the badly beaten body of his kidnapped uncle by his favourite boots. Maddison Wrench reports.
A Latvian love story
For many migrants, immigration is a lonely and isolating experience. However almost 50 years of marriage shows the strength of culture in bringing people together in a new diverse Australian society. Grace Ashford reports.
Kiwis want a fair go
Some New Zealanders here are calling for the same benefits Australians enjoy living in their country. Pasha Nielsen reports.
From war-torn Iraq to securing our suburbs
Two Iraqi refugees say traumatic childhoods have resulted in their becoming security guards in Australia. Margaret Rivette reports.
Afghan women dish up their culture
Afghan women bring their culture to the Boroondara community by sharing their traditional recipes. Imogen Hartmann reports.
Karen refugees thrive in community garden
A new program is helping the local Karen community build skills and confidence to help them enter the workforce. Thyda Ly reports.
A Catalan’s struggle
Chef Gerard Curto Rodríguez has watched from afar the harsh response to moves in his native Catalonia to break away from Spain. Lewis de Zoete reports.
Venezuelans seek safe haven in Australia
Melbourne’s Venezuelan community members are determined to help relatives escape soaring crime rates, political instability, record inflation and unemployment. Abbey Hargreaves reports.