Desi Buzz… “A Weekly E-Newsletter” – ISSUE: 040826
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Peter Drew’s AUSSIE Exhibition Celebrates the Migrant Stories That Shaped Australia
Australian artist Peter Drew, whose distinctive AUSSIE posters have become one of the country’s most recognisable public art projects, will bring the series together in a free outdoor exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum from 28 August 2026. Presented at the museum’s Wharf 7 forecourt, the exhibition, titled AUSSIES, invites visitors to reflect on Australian identity, belonging and the migration stories that […]
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Parramatta Plans New Chinatown Precinct to Revitalise Southern CBD
A major redevelopment vision is taking shape in southern Parramatta, with plans for a new Chinatown precinct, civic square and upgraded streets and laneways aimed at turning an underused section of the CBD into a destination for culture, dining, entertainment and community activity. The CBD South Parramatta Master Plan sets out a long-term strategy for […]
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Nepal Flood Disaster: Death Toll Rises as Border Communities Face Widespread Destruction
A catastrophic flash flood has devastated communities along Nepal’s northern border with China, killing at least 162 people in Nepal and leaving hundreds more unaccounted for as rescue teams continue searching through areas cut off by destroyed roads, bridges and communications. The disaster struck on Wednesday, 26 August, after a sudden surge of water and […]
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Frank De Masi Secures Third Term as Hills Shire Deputy Mayor
Councillor Frank De Masi will continue as Deputy Mayor of The Hills Shire after securing a third consecutive term in the position. He was re-elected unopposed by fellow Councillors during the Council meeting on 25 August, extending his tenure until 13 September 2027 and maintaining continuity within the local government leadership. Hills Shire Mayor Dr […]
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NSW Tertiary Support Program Helps More Than 11,390 Students Pursue Health Careers
More than 11,390 students across New South Wales have received financial support through the Minns Government’s tertiary study subsidies, with the $121.9 million initiative designed to strengthen the state’s future healthcare workforce. Since its launch in 2024, the program has provided assistance to students entering health-related courses while also supporting graduates moving into NSW Health […]
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Indian-Origin Finalists Sujatha Shanmugasundaram, Jasmine Sharma and Kamala Sharma-Wing Named in ACT Women’s Awards 2026
Three Canberra women – Dr Sujatha Shanmugasundaram, Jasmine Sharma and Kamala Sharma-Wing – are among the 11 finalists selected for the 2026 ACT Women’s Awards, with their work spanning healthcare, multicultural participation, sport, faith and service. Their recognition comes under a refreshed awards program designed to acknowledge people creating meaningful and lasting change across the […]
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Victoria Celebrates Unity in Diversity at 2026 Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner
More than 1,200 Victorians from across the state gathered at the 2026 Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner on Saturday, 22 August, for an evening celebrating diversity, belonging and the cultural stories that continue to shape Victoria. Proudly hosted by the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, the annual gala brought together community leaders, volunteers, political […]
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Veena Sahajwalla, Robin Khuda and Faz Pollard Chosen for Key Australia-India Advisory Roles
Australia is strengthening the expertise guiding its engagement with India, with Foreign Minister Penny Wong appointing Professor Veena Sahajwalla, Robin Khuda and Faz Pollard to the advisory board of the Centre for Australia-India Relations. Four existing members – Amrit Gill, Catriona Jackson, Mitu Bhowmick Lange AM and Amit Singh – have also been reappointed to […]
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Krystal’s Punjabi Journey helps her Young Daughter embrace her Indian Heritage
A young Māori mother in New Zealand is taking an unusual but deeply personal approach to helping her two-year-old daughter understand her Punjabi heritage: she is learning the language alongside her. Krystal, who works in real estate, teaches kapa haka and runs a beauty business, began studying Punjabi in June while also strengthening her knowledge […]
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