Travelling Across the Globe to Our New Home - Life Bursts Episode 31

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"When we came to Australia, my brother, myself, and my mother had our clothes, and only $100". 😮

Farhang Hashemi, originally from Iran, emigrated from the country after the revolution in 1978-79. He and his family first ventured to Pakistan, where they applied for refugee status from the UN, eventually ending up in Australia.

In this episode of Life Bursts, Farhang describes his life in Iran, the cultural differences from Australia, and the journey across the world to his new home.

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Life Bursts with Matt & Sarah

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Each week, Matthew Carratt along with co-host Sarah Freeman will be discovering the fascinating story of someone interesting and giving them the space to tell it in full. Life Bursts will tell the stories of the people you do know, don't know, and the people you should know. Because we live on a planet of 8 billion people, that means there are over 8 billion stories to tell, and 8 billion opportunities to learn from the stories we hear.

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