One Fine Evening in April

by Mark Mordue | Apr 23, 2022

Last night Addi Road hosted almost 350 people to the film premiere of Die. Or Die Trying. Escaping the Taliban. An Addi Road Production, the film details the gripping story of 15 young women forced to make their escape from Kabul as the Taliban enter the city and...

Another Big Day

by Mark Mordue | Apr 23, 2022

Another big day – and an even bigger night to come – at Addi Road in Marrickville with the premiere at 6pm, Friday 22 April, of the documentary ’DIE. OR DIE TRYING. ESCAPING THE TALIBAN’. We expect a crowd of around 300 people to view our one-hour feature....

Farhat and Her Love of School

by Mark Mordue | Mar 25, 2022

Farhat Kohistani is making her protest. For the almost one million school-age girls shut out of the education system by the Taliban. For the almost 15 million women trapped beneath their oppressive rule in her homeland. “The Taliban have closed the door for...

Australia Day with Moz

by Mark Mordue | Feb 1, 2022

Moz (Mostafa Azimitabar) is a refugee who was exiled and imprisoned for 2737 days by the Australian government for no crime. He visits Addi Road regularly and volunteers putting hampers together for the community at our Addi Road Food Relief Hub. Moz celebrated the...

Djokovic is out. Now let the Refugees go.

by Addison Road Community Organisation | Jan 12, 2022

Following Novak Djokovic’s successful appeal against the revocation of his visa, let us not forget the 33 refugees who for a brief few days came alive in the light reflected into the Park Hotel where they’re imprisoned in their 9th year. It’s vitally important because...