Study finds migrants improve regional areas

Piia Wirsu
Updated July 26 2016 - 10:42pm, first published 12:15pm
SETTLED: Afghanistani migrants to Northern Tasmania, Moharam Modari and Mostafa Karimi, contribute actively to the community. Picture: Piia Wirsu
SETTLED: Afghanistani migrants to Northern Tasmania, Moharam Modari and Mostafa Karimi, contribute actively to the community. Picture: Piia Wirsu

A new study has found that attracting international migrants to regional places should be a top priority, and it’s an area where Northern Tasmania is leading the way. 

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Piia Wirsu

Piia Wirsu

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