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How this Karen refugee community is keeping its culture alive in rural Australia | ABC Australia
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3:55Now PlayingAfter fleeing war in Myanmar, many refugees built a home in the rural sheep farming community of Katanning, in Western Australia’s south.
It’s one of the most multicultural towns in Australia.
But despite having no country, community leader Breena Benny wants her culture to live on.
So she’s started a weekend school to help pass on her language and traditions to others.
ABC reporter Briana Fiore visits the makeshift school to find out what it’s all about.
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