Don't cut migrant numbers, send them here: the city that's loving its refugees

Karen employees make up 120 of the 800-strong Hazeldenes workforce

Karen employees make up 120 of the 800-strong Hazeldenes workforce Source: SBS

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At a time the government is considering cutting Australia’s migration intake, one regional community is asking for more.

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