Just a few months ago, Mizamu Mahari could not have imagined he would be living on a farm two hours from Melbourne, gingerly stepping into a saddle on a horse. “To be honest, it’s not like the city,” he said. The 28 year-old electrical specialist from Ethiopia is one of six asylum seekers who came from Melbourne in mid-November to help fill the huge demand for agricultural labour. Read more
Asylum seekers put their hands up to fill labour shortage in regional Victoria
