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Multicultural Australians from all backgrounds have contributed positively to the country and the economy. According to the Home Affairs website, around ONE in THREE businesses were started by a migrant, whether someone studied here, has a refugee background, or moved to Australia for different reasons. As a migrant herself, Minister of Multicultural Affairs Dr Anne …
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The Tibetan community are celebrating sports and culture at the 14th Tibetan Unity Cup, hosted in Newcastle this week. The aim is to bond with other Tibetans across Australia and to keep their culture alive. According to the Settlement Council of Australia, around 2500 Tibetans live across the country, with most living in New South …
Melbourne will host the Africa Film Fest this weekend, showcasing films and documentaries from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Sudan, Algeria and Guinea-Bissau. It’s the first time the festival will be hosted outside Sydney. Image: Image: Supplied Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Mumbi Hinga – Africa Film Fest organiser First aired on The Wire, Monday …
Multicultural communities face unique barriers to communication and decision-making, yet they possess vital knowledge for climate solutions. Empowering community leaders, allowing climate messaging to be culturally relevant, and ensuring their voices are included in policy making will allow for more effective and inclusive climate change solutions. Community leaders sometimes don’t know how to express their …
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Canberra celebrated the achievements the multicultural community has done for 2025. Sanjay Sharma is the winner of the ACT Multicultural Individual Champion Award for his efforts on bringing diversity and inclusion in the territory. He founded the Indian Australian Multicultural Sports Association and developed a grassroots program to bring inclusion to the community through cricket. …
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Music plays an integral role across all cultures around the globe, and to celebrate its importance, Brisbane Festival’s Moorooka Block Party showcased many multicultural performers. One band is committed to entertaining and engaging people of all walks of life with inspiring music from Southern Africa. The Sydney-based Echoes of African Music performed on the day, …
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A new research by Good Things Australia shows almost half of Australians find it harder to spot a scam and nearly a third of Australians don’t know the difference between real content and AI-generated one. The most vulnerable sector to scams are grandparents, but also young adults aged 25 to 34 struggle to bank online, …
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With the Kiama Blues Festival and the Yours and Owls Music festival, Wollongong and the wider Illawarra region south of Sydney already have a reputation for live music. In 2023, the Wollongong Council got two-year funding for a different kind of event, the Culture Mix Festival, to celebrate the music, food and stories of its …
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