Summary:
This episode of Made in Migration explores the life and legacy of the late Les Murray AM, a prominent figure in Australian sports broadcasting and a refugee from Hungary. It delves into his journey to Australia, his passion for soccer/football, and how he became a voice for multiculturalism in Australia. Les’ story highlights the impact of migration on identity and community, showcasing how his experiences shaped his contributions to Australian society.
Keywords:
migration, Les Murray, Australia, soccer, football, refugee stories, multiculturalism, sports broadcasting, community, resilience, identity
Chapters:
00:41 - Les Murray: A Journey from Hungary to Australia
02:27 - The role of soccer in building community
05:19 - Les Murray: The Voice of Soccer in Australia
08:16 - Legacy of Les Murray and the migrant experience
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