A Migrant Resource

MEET the state's first women to patrol the beach wearing burqinis.

ONE in four coastal drownings in South Australia involve new arrivals, says Surf Life Saving SA.

AFTER cheating death several times before fleeing Burma, Than Thoung Htike remembers the first time he heard his mother's voice on the phone.

IN 2004, Zimbabwean nurse Stanley Nyaruwe packed his bags for Adelaide, a place he knew little about.

THE culture, food and dance of Zimbabwe will be celebrated next month, as 500 people head to West Beach for Zim Pride.

ABOUT 500 people visited West Beach over Easter, to watch Zimbabwean teams from across the country battle it out on the soccer field, at Zim Pride.

ICHHA Poudyel likens coming to Australia from Bhutan to being reborn.

CONSTANCE Malinga would have been working on a farm had it not been for South Africa's first democratic election 16 years ago.

VOLUNTEERS are needed to make starting a new life in the western suburbs a little less scary for refugees.

A HOMEWORK Club in Adelaide's west has served refugees hailing from Cambodia to Somalia and from Burundi to Afghanistan.

THE belief that most refugees come by boat or that new migrants get more support than pensioners are urban myths, Celian Kidega says.

IN THE middle of the night, Alfred Piu and his family fled their home as their village in the south of Sudan was invaded by the military.

BRUNO Piovesan recalls the days when he would roll up to East Tce at about 4am, ready to sell his family's produce to the awaiting market buyers.

WHEN the Diwali Festival hits Woodville in October, this group of girls will be among the first to...

WOODVILLE has become a hub for Adelaide's growing Indian population and our new neighbours aren't...

SREE Madathil doesn't think twice about opening his home to other Indian families when they begin a...