Date10/05/1984DescriptionPhuong Ming Nguyen (right) and a friend responding to the racist graffiti found around Cabramatta station by saying that " I think we are all humans"
..." We are trying to put in effort to build up Australia; it is our country, it is my second home".
Miss Nguyen worked as an information clerk at the Cabramatta Community Welfare Centre. She was taught English at the Westbridge Migrant Hostel after she arrived in Australia in 1980 with her parents and 3 siblings from an Indonesian refugee camp.PhotographerBruce MillerNotesROGERS-www.johnrogersarchive.com
Story by David Monohan
SMH - 840509
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Image ColourBlack & WhiteTypePrintPrint Size253 mm x 203 mmDigital FormatJPG : 3.06 MBOriginal Print AvailableYesAccessAppointment required to view original photographCopyrightRestrictedCopyright Owner(s)Fairfax MediaAcknowledgementFairfield City Council acquired copies in December 2020 from Duncan Miller (Californian photography dealer). The original copyright is held by Fairfax Media
Racist graffiti around Cabramatta Station (10/05/1984). Fairfield City Heritage Collection, accessed 19/06/2026, https://heritagecollection.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/2523
