Stories - Saga Sisterhood
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- Story Collections:
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- Rubibi Yarning
- Colourful Stories
- Against All Odds
- Hear Our Voice
- Backstories 2022
- Game Changers
- My Art, My Armadale
- Death and Dying
- Everyone Deserves a Place to Call Home
- Zooming In
- Side Walks 2021
- Backstories 2021
- Forbidden Love
- Words to Live By
- Untold Stories of Perth
- Out of Touch: COVID Stories from WA
- Journal
- Rule Breakers
- On The Page
- 16 Days, 16 Stories
- Saga Sisterhood
- Food, Faith and Love in WA
- Roaring Nineties
- Special Stories
- Bright Lights, No City
- A Mile in My Shoes
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Saga Sisterhood
Saga Sisterhood Live at The Blue Room Theatre
A one-night live recording of Saga Sisterhood at The Blue Room Theatre for Summer Nights.
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Esther Marriott - Joyride
With Indian, Burmese, German and English ancestry, and growing up in the wheatbelt of Western Australia, Esther Marriott never felt like she belonged anywhere.
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Syarisa Yasin
Deciding to study film at university after she migrated to Perth, Western Australia, Syarisa Yasin was frustrated to discover people kept trying to push their own stereotypes onto her stories.
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Rekha Rajinder Sekhon
Rekha Sekhon has many names, and many lineages. Coming from both Kenya and India, Rekha shares her story of how through love, family and migration, she discovered who she really is.
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Hojeswinee Kanagarajah
Hojeswinee Kanagarajah grew up speaking many languages in Malaysia and feeling at home in different accents, never ashamed or judged. But when she moved to Australia, everything changed.
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Jawaria Mahmood
After migrating from Pakistan to Perth, Australia, Jawaria Mahmood shares a story of bringing her favourite holiday, Eid, to her local shopping market.
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Mamta Kochhar
Mamta Kochhar grew up in a home troubled by trauma – her parents fled the violent events following the Partition of India in 1947 and witnessed brutal death and destruction. The violence that then entered her childhood made Mamta turn off her emotions and stop being vulnerable as she grew into a woman. This is the story of how motherhood changed her.
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Amarjit Kaur – Looking for Adrianne Smith
When Amarjit Kaur moved to New Zealand with a toddler and baby on the way, the last thing she expected was to develop a close friendship with a stranger at the bus stop. Adrianne Smith became a dear friend, but after Amarjit moved with her family to Australia, they lost connection. This story is about Amarjit's search to find Adrianne Smith.Read More -
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Maya-Rose Chauhan – Eat Pray Work
Maya-Rose decided to go to India because she had a double-edged desire to be a hippie anthropologist and a technologically savvy Mother Teresa. Her idealistic efforts were soon turned upside down.Read More