My Australia: Sabeeha Ebdo

Sabeeha grows the vine leaves used in the Dolma at home in Coffs Harbour

Sabeeha grows the vine leaves used in the Dolma at home in Coffs Harbour Source: SBS/Lucy Murray

A wave of refugees came to Australia in 2017, escaping the conflicts in Iraq and Syria. For many overcoming the trauma of war, learning a new language and adjusting to a new life was difficult. But, four-years-on, one Yazidi refugee has started her own business and it is going down a treat.



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