SBS visits Wagga's newest residents

SBS World News Radio: Since a 2014 massacre and mass kidnapping by IS in Iraq's Sinjar province, the Yazidi people have been on the run.

SBS visits Wagga's newest residentsSBS visits Wagga's newest residents

SBS visits Wagga's newest residents

Hundreds of thousands fled and dozens died on the way.

Australia promised to take 12,000 refugees from the conflict in Syria and Iraq and those families are arriving every month to be resettled around the country.

SBS Reporter Nastasya Tay and SBS Radio service Arabic24 went to the regional NSW city of Wagga Wagga to meet some of its newest residents, and she's speaking here to Peggy Giakoumelos.






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