Community Language Schools power House of making impact on students: Minister Prue Carr
The NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Education, Prue Carr, has praisedthe work of the Federation of Community Language Schools…
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Community Language Schools power House of making impact on students: Minister Prue Carr
The NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Education, Prue Carr, has praisedthe work of the Federation of Community Language Schools…
COMPACT Alliance: Empowering young people to build a cohesive future
Tuesday, 10 December 2024 (IST News)The NSW Government continues to champion social cohesion and empower young people with aninvestment of…
NSW Government extends Safe Places for Faith Communities Grants deadline
Friday, 13 December 2024 (IST News)In response to feedback from communities, the NSW Government has extended the application deadlinefor the…
Kanguwa an MBF film releasing all over Australia and New Zealand on November 14, 2024
Epic saga of ‘Kanguva’, where ancient valor meets modern-day courage. A tribal warrior’s fierce struggle to save his people a…
NSW Premier Chris Minns lights up sails of Opera House into golden hues
By Ashok Kumar Premier Chris Minns joined by Minister for Multiuculturism Steve Camper and several members of his cabinet hosted…
Annual Canterbury-Bankstown Children’s Festival an amazing event: NSW Premier Chris Minns
The NSW Premier, Chris Minns has described the annual Canterbury-Bankstown Children’s Festival as “an amazing festival”.
“It is such a privilege to see all these kids coming together, off their devices and off
their mobile phones and playing in the community”, he told a crowd of several
thousand at Playford Park in Padstow.
NSW set to welcome King Charles and Queen Camila on their first official visit to Australia
The NSW Government is honoured to welcome Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla toSydney during their first official…
Chris Minns to mix with crowd of hundreds of schoolchildrens at Children’s Festival in Padstow
Sydney Oct15.:- The Premier of NSW, Chris Minns, will mingle withhundreds of children of many different backgroundswhen he opens the…
NSW Children’s festival antidote to racism, says Minister for Education at Fund-raising event
The Federal Minister for Education, Jason Clare, has described the Children’s
Festival in New South Wales as an important antidote to racism.
He was speaking at a fund-raising dinner and book launch in Bankstown, where
the festival was founded, to celebrate 25 years of Children’s Festivals across
Sydney. More than four hundred supporters from all over Sydney attended the
dinner.
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