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'A flood of racism': Australia's multicultural communities say they're facing increasing discrimination

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As political discourse on migration intensifies, some members of Australia's growing diverse communities say they're facing the consequences. New research by a leading social cohesion group has found nearly half of migrants from China, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Iraq and the Philippines have experienced discrimination in the last twelve months.
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