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More names added to Australia's National monument to migration, a symbol of belonging and hope

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More than 800 new names have been added to Australia's National Monument to Migration, representing migrants from 56 countries. Their accounts of belonging, hardship and hope honoured at an unveiling ceremony in Sydney.
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