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'Do you really want to leave everything?' A split-second decision, and a shot at a different future

By Kate Ashton, with photography by Marc Eiden and Danielle Bonica
Former members of the Afghan National Women's team who fled the Taliban are now playing in exile in Melbourne. But they're still fighting for recognition on the world stage.
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Adiba looks out across the Melbourne city in the evening with blurred city lights in the background

Jumess Dinanga overcame feelings of internalised racism and now encourages other African women to be proud of their heritage.

ABC Heywire: Marc Eiden
Jumess Dinanga overcame feelings of internalised racism and now encourages other African women to be proud of their heritage.
A young woman looking at the camera
Duration: 2 minutes 2 seconds

Tahlia Edmonds and her family have been rebuilding their house since 2009 when it was destroyed in the Black Saturday bushfires.

ABC Heywire: Marc Eiden
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A young girl wearing a black coat standing outside smiles into the camera
Duration: 2 minutes 29 seconds

Two country football clubs in Corryong live side-by-side as rivals for more than a century

Back Roads
ABC: Marc Eiden
Corryong and Federals football clubs are just metres apart, but have to share the same ground on a weekly basis.
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Two opposing footballers wearing helmets stand apart on a field.
Duration: 5 minutes 2 seconds
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