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Trinity College Theological School Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Natalie Mylonas has become the first Australian to be granted the prestigious Gingko Foundation Interfaith Fellowship.

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Source: University of Melbourne

A re-elected Albanese Labor Government will provide $167,000 to fund what organisers hope will be the World’s Largest Shabbat dinner in Melbourne.

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Source: Australian Jewish News

Logan City is a pillar of diversity – whether it’s television programs like The Swap or community staples such as The Global Food Market, religious, cultural and ethnic diversity is imbedded in our lives.

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Source: My City Logan

Celebrate Buddha’s Day & Multicultural Festival as we commemorate the birth of Buddha and the 29th anniversary of our festival in 2025.

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Source: Buddha Day website

Religious leaders with a united message: at this election, let's vote for climate action.

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Source: ARRCC 

Generation Z and Generation Alpha have often come under fire for being disconnected and increasingly isolated from their peers.

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Source: ABC Podcast

As part of Cultural Diversity Week 2025, Zee Cheng Khor Moral Uplifting Society Inc. proudly hosted Diversity@ZCK, welcoming guests from the local community and across the Interfaith Networks of Monash, Kingston, Knox, Manningham, and Casey—representing a beautiful tapestry of faiths and cultures.

By Sanket Sangwikar

As March 30th marks the Hindu New Year, it ushers in a new cycle in one of the world’s most ancient and enduring calendar systems. Rooted in celestial precision and spiritual significance, this time-honored tradition not only tracks the passage of time but also mirrors the collective emotional state of humanity. This year, we transition from Krodhi, a year associated with anger and upheaval, into Vishvavasu, a year symbolizing prosperity and renewal.