We Choose Unity” Bald Hills Mosque, Jewish Community Navigate Fear and Faith After Hate Attacks

the swastika laden vandalism of Bald Hills Mosque and the antisemitic terror attack at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach.

ECCWA Hails Budget Gains for Social Cohesion and Care but Warns Multicultural Australia Needs Deeper Commitment

The Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia (ECCWA) has welcomed key elements of the 2025 Federal Budget while warning that more ambitious action is needed to fully meet the needs of multicultural Australia.

This Is Not Who We Are Racism Exposed And Challenged From Aged Care Homes to City Streets

Australia’s multicultural identity is being tested on two very different frontlines: inside our aged care homes and on the walls of our cities.

Cyclones, Clicks and Consequences: How Social Media Can Save Lives or Put Queenslanders at Risk

Social media is now one of Queenslanders’ first ports of call when a cyclone threatens, carrying both life saving alerts and dangerously misleading rumors.

Christmas Eve Lifeline: Greater Western Water Saved from Financial Meltdown

Greater Western Water has been thrown a last-minute financial lifeline by the Victorian Government after a botched billing system rollout triggered an estimated $150 million in losses and left the utility unable to cover its interest bill.

Archbishop Makarios: Don’t Let Screens Steal Christmas

Greek Orthodox Archbishop of Australia, His Eminence Makarios, has used his 2025 Christmas message to warn that digital devices and artificial intelligence are quietly taking over people’s daily lives.

Victoria Pilot Puts Multicultural Communities at the Heart of Water Safety Push

Life Saving Victoria has launched a targeted water safety pilot with the backing of Knox City Council, aiming to protect culturally diverse residents, older Victorians and people living with disability from the growing risk of drowning.

Christmas Beyond Borders: When Home for Italians Abroad Is Where the Heart Beats

For millions of Italians who now live permanently overseas, Christmas no longer automatically means a plane ticket back to Italy and a big family lunch at their parents’ house.

One Day of Peace: World Leaders Turn Christmas 2025 into a Call to Stop the Wars

From the Vatican to Berlin and Ottawa, global political and religious leaders are turning Christmas 2025 into a plea for ceasefires, compassion and solidarity, urging people to lay down weapons and rebuild trust after a year scarred by war, economic strain and terror attacks from Ukraine to Bondi Beach.

From Canberra to the World: Christmas Messages of Grief, Hope and Unity for Multicultural Australia

Australia’s political leaders and international diplomats based here have used their 2025 Christmas messages to speak directly to a country still grieving after the Bondi terror attack, while reaching out to multicultural communities whose hearts straddle Australia and homelands in conflict.​
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