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Becoming fluent in English was seen as an early sign of success in this new country and it quickly became part of my identity. Meanwhile, my ability to speak my first language was suffering, writes Aala Cheema. 

In a community hall in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, 40 women are cackling with raucous laughter and it is making them feel great.

This week, under the theme Everyone Belongs, Australia is celebrating its annual Harmony Week. We are all reminded and rightly so, that during the past 70 years for example, Australia has successfully managed to welcome and integrate more than 7.5 million migrants; writes Kostas Karamarkos.

Principal Leanne McWhirter said the calendar event is always looked forward to at the school.

Coinciding with Harmony Week, residents are encouraged celebrate our diverse community and learn more about the New Settlement...

To mark Harmony Week, Chinese-born journalists Bang Xiao, Echo Hui and Samuel Yang are for the first time sharing their experiences of working in journalism in Australia.

The Australian tradition of celebrating multiculturalism during Harmony Week got me thinking. I'm originally from the US, and...

Since the arrival of the first Europeans, this country has taken in an estimated 10 million migrants. But the path to a multicultural society has not been straightforward. 

March 21 is known around the world as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, a solemn reminder of a brutal massacre that took place on this day more than 60 years ago. In Australia, it's called Harmony Day. 

I fled the horrors of state collapse in Afghanistan and am gradually feeling embraced by Melbourne. However, there's still one thing that overshadows my life here, writes Shadi Khan Saif.