“Edgy multiculturalism for a new generation”
November 2017
The Point Magazine first started in 2013 arising out of the conflict in Syria. It became increasingly apparent there was...
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An Assyrian Story
November 2017
The Point Magazine looks at the ancient Syriac speaking peoples of the Middle East and their life in Australia
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One remarkable Iraqi woman’s determination to rebuild her country
June 2017
Life is hard for women living in ISIS-controlled areas of Mosul, Iraq. Dr Farah Al Siraj, a member of Iraq’s Federal...
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Australian Coptic Egyptians build solidarity after ISIS attacks
May 2017
Last month, the terrorist organisation ISIS claimed responsibility for two bomb blasts that hit Coptic Churches in Egypt....
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Trump and the symbolism of borders
March 2017
In January this year, I attended a conference program in Mexico with writers, editors and journalists from Mexico and the...
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Review: Fava Beans for Breakfast by Suzanne Salem
February 2017
Fava Beans for Breakfast is Suzanne Salem’s first novel. Reaching shelves next month, just in time for Multicultural...
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Community profile: who are the Uighurs?
January 2017
A small diasporic community living in Australia and in other parts of the world, the Uighurs are Western China’s ethnic...
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ISIS recruits divided on ethnic lines
January 2017
Sources estimate anywhere between 30,000 to 40,000 foreign fighters from over 80 countries have entered the conflicts in...
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Going home for the first time: life in Iraq today
October 2016
For many people around the world, Iraq is synonymous with terrorism, suicide bombings and death. For me, it’s home....
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