A joint community effort in South Australia has provided 100 freshly prepared meals to people experiencing hardship in the Port Adelaide area, bringing together Sikh organisations and volunteers to support a local community service. The initiative involved United Sikhs of South Australia, Australian Sikh Support and Gurudwara Sahib Modbury North, which worked together to prepare, […]
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CulturalPulse and NRMA Roadside Assistance have launched Every Trip Matters, a new culturally-led campaign designed to drive growth among Chinese and Indian Australian drivers across NSW and the ACT. Analysis of NRMA’s 3.6 million-strong membership base using CulturalPulse’s AskGenie audience intelligence technology found Chinese and Indian Australian drivers to be significantly under-represented in comparison to […]
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The Indian community in Canberra came together on Friday, 2 October 2026, to commemorate the 157th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi with a floral tribute at his statue in Glebe Park. The High Commission of India in Canberra organised the commemorative gathering at the Mahatma Gandhi Statue between 9am and 10am, inviting members of the […]
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From the halls of Queensland Parliament to the waters of Sydney Harbour, the 2026 IABCA Australia Immersion Week brought together business, government and community leaders for a journey through enterprise, culture, sport and shared ambition. Held from 22 to 26 September across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, the five-day program encompassed seven experiences, combining […]
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September has brought new leadership responsibilities for four South Asian councillors across Sydney, with Sandy Reddy elected Mayor of Strathfield and Shweta Deshpande, Masood Chowdhury and Eliza Rahman elected deputy mayors in Ryde, Campbelltown and Camden respectively. The appointments bring Indian and Bangladeshi Australian representation into prominent civic roles. For the communities celebrating these achievements, […]
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Sydney’s Nepalese community came together in a powerful celebration of culture, connection and resilience as Teej Mahotsav 2026 transformed Burwood Park into a vibrant showcase of Nepalese music, dance and tradition. Organised by the Nepalese Hindu Society of Australia, the festival attracted thousands of people from the Nepalese and wider Australian communities on 14 September. […]
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Sometimes, the first sign that someone is struggling is not what they say. It is what they stop doing. They withdraw from friends. Stop attending community events. Lose interest in things they once enjoyed. Seem unusually tired, anxious, irritable or overwhelmed. For the people around them, recognising that change can be the first step towards […]
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The Premier of NSW, The Hon. Chris Minns MP, told the annual Children’s Festival crowd in Padstow, Sydney on Sunday that he didn’t think we needed to be a monoculture. “I don’t think it would be good for Australia – as long as you love Australia, you are loyal to Australia with respect for the […]
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Hundreds Gather at the ANZAC Sikh War Memorial in Glenwood to Honour the Courage and Sacrifice of the Sikh Soldiers SYDNEY: A special commemorative event honouring the 21 Sikh soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice during the historic Battle of Saragarhi was held with solemnity and respect at the ANZAC Sikh War Memorial in Glenwood, […]
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Australia and India are taking their technology partnership into a broader strategic phase, with the two countries establishing a new framework covering cybersecurity, critical technologies, resilient supply chains, digital infrastructure and defence research. The Australia-India Partnership on Cyber, Critical Technologies and Supply Chains (PACTS) was announced by Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi in […]
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