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A straight forward mix from Tyson this week. Simply described as ‘bassy and ethereal’. Follow Tyson […]

The City of Kalamunda will embrace Harmony Week with two upcoming feature events: the Harmony Multicultural […]

The long awaited National Monument to Migration of Australia will be unveiled in a special ceremony on Sunday, 20 March at the Australian National Maritime

Noble Park Big Day Out A day of fun and free family activities for all ages including live performances, silent […]

Ms Konidaris, author of The Writer's Runway, has written a reader-friendly e-book titled Guide to Your Greek Citizenship by Descent, based on experience.

Harmony Week Armada Dandenong Plaza will display handprint artwork to highlight ‘everybody belongs’ as part of its Harmony Week celebrations. […]

Eventbrite - Shellharbour City Libraries presents I'm Hear Too -- Family Fun Movie: Encanto - Saturday, 19 March 2022 at Shellharbour Civic Centre - City Library, Shellharbour City Centre, NSW. Find event and ticket information.

Speaking their language: Australian advertisers missing the mark with Chinese speaking audiences A massive market is being overlooked, writes EternityX ANZ director Luke Bussell. April 14, 2021 10:28 by LUKE BUSSELL Australia is a multicultural country, made up of many diverse and thriving ethnic groups. According to the ABS in 2017, 21% of Australians speak a language other than English at home. Regarding Chinese-speaking consumers specifically, the 2016 Census found Australia is home to mor...

"I always say, food is life... eating good food makes you happy." Fufu, abenkwan and agushi: Ghanaian recipes might be different to the weekday menu for many Tasmanian households, but as Ryk Goddard discovers, the happiness of sharing good food with family is universal. Listen as Mavis Kamara and husband John share with Ryk their preparations for the Moonah Taste of the World Festival. And to receive Mavis Ghanaian agushi sauce recipe and other delicious dishes from the Moonah Taste of the Worl...

khachapuri) and Georgian dumplings. xiao long bao behind or a version called khinkali, which are Georgian dumplings, the size of your palm,” Alice said. At seven years old, Alice emigrated to Australia with her family and was immediately thrust into a completely foreign language and culture. “I learnt [English] by watching Play School and “It’s probably why my accent is two parts Australian and one part American.” Throughout her life, Alice has developed a deep appreciation for the...