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On Arvos with Andy without (Andy) we had Gagan, Gureet  and Gureet’s daughter also Gureet from the Multicultural Services of Central Australia who will be part of the Big Day Out in Harmony. Punjabi culture will be displaying music and dance in a vibrant and deeply traditional way. The Punjabi’s are famous for their warmth and energetic folk style. The culture thrives on a strong sense of community, with agricultural roots, and celebratory actions. This will be exciting to watch on the Alice Springs  Town Council lawns starting at 12pm.

"Everyone Belongs" in years Big Day Out in Harmony festival in Mparntwe

On Arvos with Andy, Sepi Alu joined us to talk about Big Day Out in Harmony on Saturday, 30 May. Sepi is Assistant Team Leader for the Solomon Dancers, who will showcase traditional Solomon Islands dance at the event. Performed at ceremonies, celebrations, and cultural venues, these dances highlight rich traditions through music and movement. Big Day Out in Harmony is a fantastic opportunity for Mparntwe/Alice Springs to experience culture at its best. 

It’s been a year since the Multicultural Framework Review was published by the Federal government, examining the state of Australian...

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The Woodford Folk Festival on the Sunshine Coast is held every year over Christmas and New Year’s. The music festival...

We have Nicole Walsh from the NT Chamber of Commerce. They are hosting Open Business at Sunset at Olive Pink Botanic Garden on Thursday night with Minister Joshua Burgoyne and Olympian Tom Wickham. Tom actually grew up in Alice Springs and moved to pursue his Hockey career. This afternoon from 5.30 you can also attend a session to support migrants in business at MCSCA, a collaboration with them and Lhere Artepe and Yaye's Cafe.