The Shipping News

Through the Moon: The Poets of Manus and Nauru

Janet Galbraith coordinates a writing group for asylum seekers called Writing Through Fences.

South Sudan’s Lost Boys: How I Found Peace in Melbourne

Chol Yahmalek walked around parts of Africa between 1987 and 1991, escaping from civil war in South Sudan.

Peter’s Dream After Five Years in Detention

When Peter was reporting on the civil war in Sri Lanka, the government threatened to kill him.

Finding Peace: I Fled Khmer Rouge for Peace in Dandenong

Youhorn Chea lived through the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979, before finding peace in Dandenong.

What Do Australian Kids Think of Refugees?

by Eryk Bradshaw, Amy McNeilage and Heidi Pett

What Is The Shipping News?

How a sharp increase in the cost of press visas to Nauru inspired a fund to support investigative reporting.

Desperate Measures | THE BIG ISSUE

Asylum seekers will go to extraordinary lengths to flee persecution and other dangers in their homelands.

by Angelica Neville

Welcome to Manus | THE GUARDIAN

The people of this Papua New Guinean outpost had no say in the…

The Webcomic That Documents Life in Australia’s Immigration Detention Centres | VICE