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(1/2) Our family is very nomadic. My kids are first generation Australian, I’m f…

(1/2) Our family is very nomadic. My kids are first generation Australian, I’m f…

by nhoa | Jul 13, 2016 | Uncategorized

(1/2) Our family is very nomadic. My kids are first generation Australian, I’m first generation English, my mum’s first generation Ugandan and although my dad was born in India, he moved to Malaysia when he was a kid. Then he moved to England in his early 20s, where...
5 years ago, while I was working in my uncle’s hotel in Aleppo, we had an Austra…

5 years ago, while I was working in my uncle’s hotel in Aleppo, we had an Austra…

by nhoa | Jul 9, 2016 | Uncategorized

5 years ago, while I was working in my uncle’s hotel in Aleppo, we had an Australian guest called David come to stay. One day, he broke his leg when he fell on the street. As a result, I went to the hospital and later, I brought him back to the hotel and took care of...
Our whole family was thrown out of Iraq by Saddam Hussein because of my father’s…

Our whole family was thrown out of Iraq by Saddam Hussein because of my father’s…

by nhoa | Jun 28, 2016 | Uncategorized

Our whole family was thrown out of Iraq by Saddam Hussein because of my father’s political activism, so I grew up in Iran. But we never felt like we belonged there, and we weren’t given Iranian citizenship, which meant we didn’t have many rights. So,10 years later, my...
In 1986, my parents decided to escape from Poland. They didn’t tell my sister an…

In 1986, my parents decided to escape from Poland. They didn’t tell my sister an…

by nhoa | Jun 24, 2016 | Uncategorized

In 1986, my parents decided to escape from Poland. They didn’t tell my sister and I we were leaving forever, because they didn’t want to risk us saying something at the border, but I remember when we left – I saw my aunty and my grandmother standing there, and felt...
(Part 2) We came to Sydney in 1983. We loved the city, but it was very difficult…

(Part 2) We came to Sydney in 1983. We loved the city, but it was very difficult…

by nhoa | Jun 17, 2016 | Uncategorized

(Part 2) We came to Sydney in 1983. We loved the city, but it was very difficult for us, as we only spoke a very little English, and we didn’t know anyone. We didn’t know what to do, how to find a house, anything. On our second day, we saw a man with an Arabic...
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