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A dream more than a decade in the making is set to become reality for the Gold Coast’s Hindu community, following a significant funding announcement that will help establish a dedicated cultural and community precinct in Arundel.
The Gold Coast Hindu Cultural Association secured a $500,000 grant through the Queensland Government’s Multicultural Connect program, paving ...
More than 300 guests gathered on the Gold Coast for the 2026 Annual Dinner hosted by Multicultural Social Network Inc. (MSN), celebrating volunteerism, cultural diversity and community service across Queensland.
The event, now in its eighth year, brought together 34 dignitaries from multicultural, community and government sectors, alongside volunteers, community leader...
Queenslanders from across the state have been recognised for their service, leadership and commitment to their communities as part of the 2026 QLD Day Awards, announced ahead of Queensland Day celebrations.
Presented by David Crisafulli at a ceremony in Brisbane, the awards acknowledge individuals and organisations whose efforts have left a lasting mark on communities ...
A six-year research collaboration between Australia and India has reported findings that suggest homeopathic treatment may reduce recovery times for children affected by Molluscum contagiosum, a common viral skin infection.
The study was conducted by Sydney-based research organisation The Aurum Project in partnership with a clinic led by Dr Sujata Naik in Mumbai and Ha...
Christina Prakanthan grew up Christian in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Her family went to church. They celebrated Christian holidays. But somehow, without any friction or contradiction, Bharatanatyam became as natural to her as breathing.
“The sounds we heard, the language we spoke, the music around us, the temple festivals, the food we ate, and the stories we ...