Sean Connolly meets the Abboud Al-Suhairy family who fled persecution in Iraq to live in Australia. Largely overlooked in history books, Mandaens are a pre-Christian minority religion of ancient Baptists.
Sean Connolly joins Tam and her husband Nam Le for the annual Vietnamese Moon Festival - a day of cooking, feasting and prayer. Their daughters Lan and Mai help their mother prepare dishes for the feast that takes place after they visit their temple.
Sean Connolly meets ìThe Cubanadasî; a womenís group of extended family and friends who left Cuba as a rejection of its political ideology, or through marriage.
A close-knit community of Burmese Kachin immigrants invite Sean Connolly to witness a traditional ceremony and take part in the feast that follows.