Migrants to Australia have many
interesting stories to tell. They add to
the richness and diversity of the country.
The
World in Sydney - ABC site. Sydney claims to be one of the most
ethnically diverse cities in the world and 702 ABC Sydney Breakfast wants to
see if it's true. Video, Audio, Pictures & Stories.
Migration
Heritage Centre
-
This NSW government site explores the experiences of
contemporary migrants to Australia. An engaging and
personal site.
From
There to Here
- a project of the NSW
Community Languages Schools Program in the NSW DET.
Young people interview a grandparent, older family
member or community elder in the language they are
learning. Easy to read, lots of stories to choose
from.
Learn
& Play: New HomesWhat does
it feel like to leave your country and move far away to a new country?
Learn about two 'displaced persons' who migrated to Australia from Europe
after World War II and make a museum exhibition about their stories.
National Museum of Australia Site
Research community
groups within the Australian Community - a NSW CAP
research module (HSIE Stage 2) This research looks
at the work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the
Salvation Army, the State Emergency Service, St
John Ambulance, St Vincent de Paul, the Smith
Family, Volunteer Rescue Association.
Use these links to find
out about these community
organisations