Regional town of Horsham keen to attract more migrants long term

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Ponseca family (SBS).JPG — Roger and Josie Ponseca left the Phillipines five years ago, starting a new life in western Victoria with their three kids.

Local organisations are working hard to ensure the new arrivals stay in the regional centre for years to come.

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Published 21 August 2022 7:00am

By Sean Wales

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Regional town of Horsham keen to attract more migrants long term

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