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CHANGE AGENTS REVISITED: Jasmine Straga

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Jasmine Straga (centre) with Vlada Makushyna (left) and Mariia Borysiak Source: SBS News / SBS/Sandra Fulloon

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Former circus performer, entrepreneur and mum Jasmine Straga has helped relocate 300 Ukrainians fleeing their homeland - including four to Australia.

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