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John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” in a charity show evoked nostalgia

On the evening of May 4, 26-year-old Myanmar singer David Lai, was playing John Denver’s

“Take Me Home, Country Roads” in a charity concert at Dreambuilder Church in Melbourne’s

It was a part of “David Lai Australian Tour 2024”, whose audiences were about 300 Myanmar diasporas in Melbourne.

Lai is a Mara people, an ethnic minority from Chin State in north-western Myanmar. He became famous in Myanmar by participating in a singing competition.

As a talented rising pop star, he should have had

International students in Melbourne are suffering from the pressure of consistently rising rents

International students in Melbourne are suffering from the pressure of consistently rising rents this year, making rent-seeking more challenging.

Helen Zhang, a master student from University of Melbourne, said seeking an apartment in

Melbourne now will face great competition, and to rent the most preferred property successfully

is even a very small possibility.

“There are more than ten visitors for almost every property we have inspected, and we need to

compete with them,” the 24-year-old

Myanmar diasporas in Melbourne protested during the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit

Myanmar diasporas in Melbourne protested during the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit on

March 4, calling for ASEAN countries’ concerns towards Myanmar people who are suffering since

the 2021 military coup.

The rally was held on Monday morning at the front lawn of Melbourne Convention and Exhibition

Centre in Southbank.

Several Myanmar NGOs and dozens of Myanmar diasporas from different ethnic groups who

support the exiled National Unity Government of Myanmar (NUG), as well as members from ot

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These non-fiction books on democracy, women rights and Covid-19 were published between 2016 and 2019 for Burmese/ Myanmar readers.


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