Refugee families put down roots in Coffs Harbour

A group of five refugee families from Myanmar have joined forces to lease a farm and run their own organic business.

A group of five refugee families from Myanmar have joined forces to lease a farm and run their own organic business. Source: SBS News

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A group of five refugee families from Myanmar have joined forces to lease a farm and run their own organic business on the NSW Mid North Coast.

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