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Refugees' translators spoke wrong language

NSW Minister for Multiculturalism Mark Coure says $28m is allocated for multicultural communities. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Traumatised Yazidi refugees who settled in a regional NSW city have been provided with translators for counselling sessions who didn't speak their language.

A community of about 1000 Yazidi refugees who fled persecution by ISIS fighters in Iraq have lived in the Riverina regional city of Wagga Wagga for five years.

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