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Adelaide’s Biggest Deepavali Festival brought together families, community groups and government representatives at the Adelaide Showground on 7 November, with cultural performances, traditional celebrations and fireworks marking the Festival of Lights.
Hosted by the Hindu Council of Australia (HCA), the event welcomed people from different cultural and community backg...
Melbourne’s Alexandra Gardens will host the Colours of Asia Festival across two weekends this November, bringing together more than 35 food vendors, cultural performances and family activities.
Organised by Asia Oasis, the six-day festival will run from 13 to 15 November and 20 to 22 November, with free entry for visitors.
This year’s event, themed ‘Garden of Wo...
Australia Awards scholars in South Australia have gathered in Adelaide for their annual End of Year Celebration, recognising their achievements and the connections built through their studies and experiences in Australia.
The event brought together scholars from different backgrounds to reflect on a year of academic progress, personal growth and community engagement un...
An Indian biotechnology company is inviting cancer researchers and immunotherapy specialists around the world to review a personalised cancer vaccine being developed for a 34-year-old pancreatic cancer patient, with the aim of refining the design before it enters manufacturing.
The project, led by PopVax and its
Students from Menindee Central School have become the first group to stay overnight at the newly opened Powerhouse Museum in Parramatta, gaining early access to its exhibitions before the museum opened to the public.
The students, from Years 6 to 10, arrived on Friday, 6 November, ahead of the museum’s public opening the following day. They spent two nights in purpose-...