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Palestinians in Australia left in limbo as visa doesn’t allow for work or study rights

Sept. 21, 2024 - 12:53 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Australia so far has welcomed 1,300 Palestinians who have fled the war in Gaza. Their new home is a safe haven, but the move also comes with its challenges. Their refugee visas do not let them work, study or access Medicare, leaving them feeling stuck.