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The Salvation Army’s multicultural event unites communities in support of the 2026 Red Shield Appeal

Salvation Army The Salvation Army’s national Multicultural Launch event, held as part of the annual Red Shield Appeal, took place on Thursday, 23 April 2026...

“Afraid to fight; was murder more disgrace?”

The ANZAC legend I was well versed in the legend of the ANZACs by the time I was ten years old: They were ordinary men who...

Seeing Pride for the first time

Sydney Mardi Gras The spectacle was expected - the choreography too - as the Mardi Gras parade burst onto my television screen in pinks, purples...

US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy at Turbans 4 Australia

When US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy asks to visit your operations, you get an idea of the deep impact your work has been making. For Amar...

India visit for Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton

The Leader of the Australian Opposition Peter Dutton is set to undertake a significant diplomatic journey to Delhi, India, from November 1 to November...

Air India to start first-ever direct Mumbai-Melb flights

In an announcement that is set to delight travellers and aviation enthusiasts alike, Air India is all set to launch its first-ever non-stop flights...

Australia releases postal stamp in honour of Indian actor Mammootty

In a remarkable gesture of admiration for Indian cinema and culture, the Australian National Parliament unveiled a personalised postal stamp commemorating the legendary Indian...

Temporary migrant appeals for help as husband fights for his life

Yashoda, a young woman who embarked on a journey to Australia in 2020 with dreams of a brighter future, is now faced with an...

How might the Voice referendum affect Australia’s reputation?

In late September, American rap legend MC Hammer made a spectacular intervention into Australia’s upcoming referendum to establish a Voice to Parliament for First...

Write Yes, for recognition and listening

Fifty years ago last month, Australia changed, fundamentally. In August 1973, Gough Whitlam and Al Grassby made multiculturalism a cornerstone of our Australian story. Their policy...

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