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Willoughby City Council is proud to announce the Chatswood Year of the Snake Festival, its premier Lunar New Year celebration for 2025. The vibrant, month-long festival will take place from January 23 to February 16, transforming Chatswood’s CBD into a bustling hub of festivities to mark the arrival of the Year of the Snake. … Continued
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The Imam of Adelaide’s largest mosque, the Mahmood Mosque, Imam Kamran Tahir expressed deep sadness upon learning of the recent arson attack on Melbourne’s Adass Israel Synagogue. He condemned the attack in the strongest terms, emphasising the importance of protecting all places of worship. “We are heartbroken to hear of the attack on a place … Continued
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Indonesia’s new president is unlike any leader the southeast Asian country has ever seen, and Australia should take care to understand the nuances of this incumbent and his vision, according to an Indonesian scholar. This idea is one of many ideas to be discussed at the third Understanding Indonesia: Indonesia and its relationship with its … Continued
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Tashabok is an ongoing, multilayered project by Lebanese Syrian artist Azza Zein that blends ficto-critical videos with relational drawing, sculpture, and storytelling. It will lead you to an imaginative rethinking of spatial relationships, one that transcends traditional borders and redefines the movement of displaced objects, people, and materials across time and space. A method of … Continued
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More than a thousand people from the Deaf and hard of hearing community around Victoria will come together today to their culture at the Deaf Festival in Sunshine West today. The annual event has been running since 1932-and will host some old fashioned fun including a YoYo competition. The festival is hosted by Expression Australia, … Continued
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More than a thousand people from the Deaf and hard of hearing community around Victoria will come together today to their culture at the Deaf Festival in Sunshine West today. The annual event has been running since 1932-and will host some old fashioned fun including a YoYo competition. The festival is hosted by Expression Australia, … Continued
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Tragically, overseas visitors drowning at Australian beaches has been a regular occurrence in recent years and as the weather warms up, the risk of more drownings increases. The recently published Surf Life Saving Australia National Coastal Safety Report 2024 shows a 22 per cent increase in coastal drowning deaths in the summer of 2023/24 compared … Continued
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What: In collaboration with the U.S. Embassy, the Australian Museum (AM) is partnering with cultural institutions and communities in the Pacific to establish a new museum-to-museum initiative, the Pasifika Tauhi Project. The project aims to build capacity for cultural revitalisation and preservation across the region and assist in safeguarding these knowledges and practices, particularly from … Continued
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Advancing a Welcoming Future: Western Downs Joins the National Welcoming Cities Network Western Downs Regional Council has officially joined the Welcoming Cities Network affirming their commitment to promoting inclusiveness and equality in the region. Western Downs Regional Council joins a growing national network of local councils who are committed to … Continued
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On November 9, the National Monument to Migration, also known as the Welcome Wall, unveiled 449 new inscriptions in a ceremony held at the Australian National Maritime Museum in celebration of Australia’s multicultural identity. The Australian National Maritime Museum is home to the National Monument to Migration and its digital hub, Faces of Migration, which shares … Continued
