Chris Minns’ India Mission Strengthens Education, Trade and Community Ties with NSW NSW Premier Chris Minns and Treasurer Daniel Mookhey have begun their official trade mission to India with new education and research initiatives, while highlighting the deep community connections that continue to strengthen the relationship between New South Wales and India. The four-day mission […]
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Multicultural Health Week 2026 is placing physical activity at the centre of conversations about mental wellbeing, with the NSW Government encouraging people from diverse cultural backgrounds to incorporate more movement into their everyday lives. The statewide campaign runs from 31 August to 6 September and focuses on practical ways activity can support healthier minds and […]
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South Australian children will have the chance to step away from screens and explore new sporting activities during the Term 3 school holidays, with the Malinauskas Government launching free Growing for Gold come-and-try sessions. The initiative forms part of a broader $75 million commitment designed to encourage healthier and more active lifestyles among young people. […]
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Dr Ram Mohan has been recognised as the Volunteer of the Year at the 2026 Multicultural Queensland Awards, highlighting more than 15 years of service, mentorship and community leadership across the state. The honour was presented at a ceremony at the Logan Entertainment Centre on 28 August as part of Multicultural Queensland Month. The annual […]
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South Australia Police has joined members of the Hindu community in marking Raksha Bandhan through a meaningful gesture recognising the people who protect and serve the community. The occasion brought cultural tradition and public service together, highlighting the growing relationship between police and South Australia’s diverse communities. Raksha Bandhan is traditionally associated with the bond […]
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The South Australian Government has announced a $200,000 contribution to UNICEF Australia to support emergency relief operations following the devastating floods and landslides that have caused widespread destruction in Nepal. The funding will assist humanitarian efforts aimed at protecting children, supporting families and delivering essential supplies to communities affected by the disaster. The disaster struck […]
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The University of Western Australia has reached a major milestone in its expansion into India, receiving a Letter of Approval from the University Grants Commission to establish its international branch campus in Mumbai. The clearance paves the way for the university to welcome its first students in the city in September 2026. The Mumbai campus, […]
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A devastating natural disaster across the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered an escalating search and humanitarian operation, with hundreds of lives lost and thousands of people still unaccounted for. Australia has increased its assistance to affected communities while authorities continue efforts to establish the whereabouts of Australians caught in the disaster. The Australian government initially confirmed […]
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Western Australia’s multicultural communities have several new opportunities to connect, participate and access support, with initiatives currently open across employment, cultural performance and family arts activities. From a free jobs expo for culturally and linguistically diverse job seekers, to performance opportunities with the City of Perth and financial support for families to access arts and […]
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Anaya Bangar, who previously represented Mumbai at age-group level, has received confirmation from Cricket Australia that she can pursue women’s cricket in Australia, opening a potential route towards the elite domestic game from March 2027. The decision follows an individual eligibility assessment and gives the cricketer an opportunity to resume competitive cricket after stepping away […]
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