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Federation Square became a spectacle of colour as over five thousand Sikhs flocked together to the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi on Sunday, 30th April.

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Source: SinghStation

The Victorian Multicultural Commission is seeking expressions of interest from people from culturally, linguistically and religiously diverse backgrounds, to become members of its Regional Advisory Councils.

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Source: Victorian Multicultural Commission

The Victorian Multicultural Commission is seeking expressions of interest from people from culturally, linguistically and religiously diverse backgrounds, to become members of its Regional Advisory Councils.

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Source: Commission for Children and Young People

For the past seven years, the National Sikh Council of Australia (NSCA) has organised a Sikh contingent to march in the parade in Sydney. 

Sikhs who are currently serving, or who have served, and descendants of Sikhs who fought in World War I and or World War II, make up the contingent.

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Source: Indian Link

The Anti-Defamation Commission’s (ADC) Multifaith Future Leaders Seminar is now in its 9th year. Each year around 30 young, like-minded individuals come together from various faith communities to attend this amazing free program, resulting in an establishment of an on-going Multifaith network.

Most Muslims believe Islam abhors violence. So why do some say the Koran sanctions "lightly" beating your wife?

An ABC News investigation into religion and domestic violence reveals the fight within Islam to stop the abuse of women and prevent imams from telling victims to stay and obey.

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Source: ABC

Michael Boss, a Christian man from the City of Casey in Melbourne's expansive south-east, had what he thought was a good idea.

He would ask all 105 local Christian churches – Casey is Melbourne's new bible belt – to pledge "friendship" with Muslims to help stop "the growing problem of Islamophobia".

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Source: The Age

Questions on religious freedom, domestic violence and treatment of children have been mooted as areas of focus under the sweeping changes to the federal government's citizenship test.

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Source: 9 News