
The Black Summer bushfires brought the charitable work of Australia’s Sikh communities into the spotlight. Now a Sikh community in Albury-Wodonga is hoping to establish a permanent home there.
Source: SBS

My clown was conceived many years ago when I was very young because, as I recollect, I had vague dreams that I was going to join the circus as a trapeze artist.
Source: The Age

A new national Holocaust museum in Canberra, not far from Parliament House, is expected to start construction this year with the federal government pledging an extra $1.3 million to complete it.
Source: The Canberra Times

A monk with global influence and an ally of Martin Luther King, he championed what he called “engaged Buddhism,” applying its principles in pressing for peace.
Source: The New York Times

In some religions, women are barred from serving as clergy or excluded from top leadership roles.
Source: The Conversation

In my role as a Buddhist death doula I’ve seen life end countless times.
Source: The Age

When Victoria was plunged into it's sixth COVID lockdown last August, Sikh Volunteers Australia cooked, packed and delivered nearly 80,000 free meals in 81 days.
Source: ABC

Both clubs were founded by Jewish golfers who’s been refused entry to other Golf clubs. The Jewish communities in both cities decided to build new golf courses where there would be no discrimination based on colour, creed, race, or religion.
Source: SBS
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