New South Wales Premier Chris Minns will travel to India from 31 August to 3 September for his first official overseas mission as Premier, placing the growing relationship between NSW and India at the centre of a four-day program covering business, investment, education, technology and cultural connections. Mr Minns will be accompanied by NSW Treasurer […]
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Queensland’s multicultural communities and the organisations helping build connection, belonging and participation across the state were recognised at the 2026 Celebrating Multicultural Communities Reception at Queensland Parliament House. More than 350 people attended the reception, with approximately 180 community organisations represented at the event, held as part of Multicultural Queensland Month. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli MP and Minister for Multiculturalism Fiona Simpson MP thanked […]
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Indian national Osman Syed, also known as Syed Osman, is being sought by authorities in the United States over allegations connected to a healthcare billing operation that prosecutors say generated more than US$79 million in fraudulent claims involving Medicare and Texas Medicaid. The allegations relate to diagnostic testing that investigators say was improperly billed through […]
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A major new Hindu cultural and religious landmark is preparing to open its doors in Bussy-Saint-Georges, east of Paris, with the BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir scheduled to be inaugurated in September 2026. The traditionally designed temple is being presented by BAPS as France’s first purpose-built Hindu mandir constructed according to traditional Hindu architectural principles. The […]
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Campbelltown and the wider Macarthur region are taking a more prominent place in discussions about Sydney’s future, following a special ministerial dinner that brought together government, business, education, development and community representatives to examine the region’s next phase of growth and investment. NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully was the keynote speaker […]
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The Australian Government is expanding support for Indian language education, giving more young people the opportunity to continue studying Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu through their senior secondary years. The initiative is designed to strengthen language skills while helping students maintain connections with their families, cultural backgrounds and communities. Funding is […]
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South Australia Police are seeking information after six marble statues representing Hindu deities were taken during a break-in at a temple in Adelaide’s Holden Hill area. The incident occurred at a temple on Peat Avenue shortly before 5am on Monday, 10 August, with police now working to identify those responsible and recover the missing religious […]
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Punjabi music superstar Karan Aujla is bringing the energy of his P-Pop Culture World Tour to Sydney this Friday, 21 August, as excitement continues to build around one of the most anticipated Punjabi music tours to hit Australia this year. Get ready, Sydney! Karan Aujla is bringing the energy to Afterpay Arena, formerly known as Qudos Bank Arena, for […]
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A proposal seeking greater recognition for Hindi within New Zealand’s school education system has faced resistance from the Ministry of Education, which has indicated that current demand does not justify establishing the language as a nationally recognised school subject. The issue is now being considered by a parliamentary committee following a petition calling for Hindi […]
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