Brisbane’s newest Iraqi refugee intake have started school after years of terror
A new school start: St Joseph’s school principal, Gary Creevey, with Iraqi refugee pupils Dominic Matloob, Saif Yousif, Sadir Yousif, ...
A new school start: St Joseph’s school principal, Gary Creevey, with Iraqi refugee pupils Dominic Matloob, Saif Yousif, Sadir Yousif, ...
New home: Capuchin Father Fr Lam Vu outside St Mary’s Church, South Brisbane. Photos: Emilie NgFR Lam Vu, refugee, architect ...
Hope-filled news: Catholic teacher Jacob Rice received joyful messages from his former students and friends in the Manus Island detention ...
Helping out: Volunteer lifesaver Sophie Clemson with Arkshan.MORE than 100 migrant and refugees from southern Brisbane suburbs were greeted with ...
Long-term trauma: Refugee activists protest outside the electoral office of Immigration Minister Peter Dutton in Brisbane. Photo: AAPREFUGEE advocates have demanded ...
New home: “I didn’t realise that one day I would become a refugee in Australia because my life before the ...
Major concern: “I am concerned that so many human beings are being inhumanely dealt with, grievously punished, particularly in isolated ...
Why: Protestors get a small victory with Baby Asha to stay onshore.REFUGEE supporters in Brisbane have welcomed the government’s decision ...
Back from Manus: Jacob Rice, now teaching at Mt Alvernia College in Brisbane, was disturbed by what he saw on ...
New home: Afghani refugee Asadullah Salezadah at home in Brisbane with one his daughters Narghis, 7.THE minute former Prime Minister ...
Hope: Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near the town of ...
Offering hope: A migrant from Syria cries as she stands with her children on a field after crossing into ...
By Peter Bugden Desperate: A young Syrian refugee girl cries after arriving at the Turkish-border city of Sanliurfa on June ...
Seeking refuge: Refugees from Syria walk along a road in the village of Miratovac, Serbia, on August 24.Photo: CNS/Marko Djurica, ...
Prayers for peace: Iraqi Christians attend Mass at a church in Baghdad on March 1. Christian organisations have begun funnelling ...
Hope fades: An Iraqi Christian child who fled from violence in Mosul, Iraq, lies on a bed in late August ...
Tradition grows: Refugees (front from left) Abdul, Kamal and Safik were among those attending a Christmas Day lunch at Rockhampton’s ...
Forced out: Nafee Abd Almaseeh and his wife Trazia Marzina pose with their family on October 28 in the small ...
Relief: A sub-Saharan migrant gestures after the arrival of a Spanish rescue boat, at Tarifa, Spain. Pope Francis, addressing the ...
Reaching out: A sub-Saharan migrant gestures when a Spanish rescue boat arrives as he and others were trying to cross ...
Public statement: Year 7 students from St Kevin's Catholic Primary School, Benowa, took part in the confronting artwork opposing child ...
Christian refugees: Displaced Iraqi Christians who fled from Islamic State militants in Mosul pray at a school acting as a ...
Justice focus: Catholic Mission’s dramatic production Village Space gives students from St Mary’s College, Kingaroy, an insight into challenges faced ...
Impressive menu: Sarah Fields, Franciscan Immaculatine Sister Salvacion Bunao, and Melinda Henry cooked up a storm for Welcome’s dinner menu.ASYLUM ...
Refugee tragedy: The crisis is worsening for Christian refugees fleeing from Islamic State militants. Photo: CNS/Reuters IRAQI Christians driven from ...
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