Australian Tamil Cultural Society (ATCS) celebrated its silver jubilee on 29 April 2017. The silver jubilee celebration was presided over by Deputy Chief Minister of ACT Hon Yvette Berry MLA; Michael Pettersson, MLA as the representative for the Chief Minister of ACT, Mr. Sonal Bajaj from the High Commission of India in Australia, Mr. Amardeep[…]
FINACT’s main objective is to be the unified voice for the numerous and diverse Indian community groups in the ACT, as reflected in its slogan Coordination: Cooperation: Collaboration. It acts as a channel of communication between the Indian community and the Governments (Federal, the Territory/State or the Indian Government) on welfare, social and economic matters. FINACT[…]
Dear Community representatives and friends, Through this message I convey my thanks to you all as members and representatives of community, associations and FINACT support groups for rallying around and participating in FINACT Community Harmony Day celebrations on Saturday 11 March 2017. According to all the feedback that has come my way the Celebration was[…]
FINACT and member associations in the National Multicultural Festival 2017 starting Friday 17 February # FINACT is allocated stall B46 on Sunday 19 February. We will be showcasing the diverse Indian Culture and also serving as an information hub for all Indian performances at the festival. # ACT Telangana Association will be running a food[…]
As we all know the time is approaching when we celebrate the day of cultural diversity and affirm our respect for everyone who calls Australia home. FINACT is promoting the sense of belonging for everyone through the annual community harmony day celebrations for last few years. This event will facilitate a networking opportunity for various[…]
The way an association is incorporated and continuously improves its governance makes a huge difference to its effectiveness, efficacy and public perception. Let us make the Constitution a living document that responds to changes and feedback from our members. Since the last review in 2012-13, the Federation has consolidated its position and represented the interests of[…]
The Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council are managing the very successful Queanbeyan Multicultural Festival from last few years and are now looking to grow the day and where ever possible involve more community groups to use the day to interact and connect with members of the public. Last year they had 4000-6000 people throughout the day[…]
The National Multicultural Festival began in 1996 and has since evolved into the biggest occasion on Canberra’s event landscape. In the very beginnings of the Festival, it was a one-day event, eventually moving to a 2-week Festival. Over the course of the last 21 years it has developed into the 3-day Festival it is now,[…]