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On World Refugee Day, Australians are recognised for their work

Published 20 June 2022, 3:47 am
Australia is home to more than half a million refugees. Thousands more are living in limbo on temporary visas. World Refugee Day, which is being marked tomorrow, is a chance to reflect on how many refugees have made a significant contribution to society.
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