Victims of coronavirus-fuelled racism in Australia speak out

Lynn Ooi lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland and was told she didn't belong here

Lynn Ooi lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland and was told she didn't belong here Source: Supplied

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A reporting database for anti-Asian racism in Australia during the COVID-19 outbreak has received more than 170 responses since it launched a fortnight ago.

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