Published 3 months ago

The Hive op shop offers a place to chat for the lonely and those new to town

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Sereana Rauga moved from Fiji to Bordertown to work in an abattoir. With the high price of rent, there is not much space to herself. Margreet Diment was the manager of the Salvos op shop until it closed last year. She dreamt of having a space for people to chat with volunteers over a free coffee and cake.

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Bordertown's The Hive op shop provides place to drop in and chat for migrant workers

Margreet Diment knows what it's like not having a space to relax and chat. So she opened an enterprise for a country town's many migrants affected by a housing shortage.

3 months ago·Australia

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