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Nepali entrepreneur runs barista school in Darwin to tackle NT worker shortage

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A Nepali entrepreneur is on a mission in Australia's Top End. Prabin Maharjan is looking to help boost a lack of skilled workers by running a not-for-profit barista school. The classroom set-up is the only one of its kind in the Northern Territory, fostering skills, while also helping migrants to grow their own businesses.
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