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Australia: still the lucky country for migrants?

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The isolation felt by many migrants and refugees as they try to settle in Australia has been highlighted following a survey of some of the newest Australians. Learning English is seen as the biggest hurdle to fitting in.

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By Andrea Nierhoff, Gareth Boreham

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The isolation felt by many migrants and refugees as they try to settle in Australia has been highlighted following a survey of some of the newest Australians. Learning English is seen as the biggest hurdle to fitting in.

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