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Syrian refugees are worried about their future in Sydney

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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian meets Iraqi and Syrian refugees, now musicians and students in western Sydney.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian meets Iraqi and Syrian refugees, now musicians and students in western Sydney. Source: SBS/Omar Dabbagh

They are highly qualified and desperate to get off welfare but many Syrian refugees who have made Australia their new home are struggling to find work.

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By Maram Ismail

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They are highly qualified and desperate to get off welfare but many Syrian refugees who have made Australia their new home are struggling to find work.

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