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Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Wishing everyone the happiest Diwali ! May good overcome evil, may you make more happy memories than sad ones, may you be blessed with good health and stay prosperous ✨️🎉
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
⛈️Friday's Thunderstorm Forecast: Isolated severe storms with the risk of localised heavy rain, damaging winds possible in #SEQLD this afternoon. Catchments are saturated so creeks and streams will respond quickly to any heavy, short duration rainfall. ⚠️bom.gov.au/qld/warnings
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
SES crews are responding to a growing number of requests for assistance.
You may know you can contact the SES on 132 500, but did you know you can also request SES assistance through the SES Assistance Qld app?
Reminder: Triple Zero (000) is for a life-threatening emergency.
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
@MulticulturalQ and @MDA_qld have launched The Culture Collective at Cleveland District SHS. This program will deliver free cultural workshops to #qldstateschools and aims to build #inclusion and #diversity in schools - statements.qld.gov.au/statem…
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
During #Multicultural Queensland Month we acknowledge the role everyone plays in contributing to Queensland’s culture. Carinity Cedarbrook #agedcare resident Ludmila from Czech Republic and staff member Aakash from Nepal have brought so much to their community. @MulticulturalQ
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
The Greater Brisbane region will transition to eased restrictions at 6:01pm today, following a weekend lockdown enacted to contain any potential spread of the UK variant of COVID-19.
Visit here for more information 🔗 qld.gov.au/health/conditions…
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Following an increase in cases in Greater Sydney, additional restrictions are being implemented to protect Queenslanders.
From 1am Monday 21 December 2020, Greater Sydney will be declared a COVID-19 hotspot.
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Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
⚠️ Public Health Alert ⚠️
Following further contact tracing work today, Queensland Health has expanded its list of venues where a confirmed #COVID19 case has visited.
For an extensive list of locations, times and dates, please visit: qld.gov.au/health/conditions…
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
The national survey of #migrant and #refugee women’s views and experiences in Australia is coming to a close on Nov 13. The survey is open to all #women who identify as a migrant or refugee to inform understandings of important #issues to you bit.ly/2ZX45uD
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
SBS has translated the Uluru Statement from the Heart for Australia's multicultural communities ahead of NAIDOC Week. bit.ly/3jU7r93
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Queensland, we need to continue to be vigilant on staying safe and looking after ourselves, and taking appropriate action if feeling unwell. This means staying home and getting tested for COVID-19.
If you're experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, please come forward and get tested.
Have you met our bot? If you're looking to get tested for #coronavirus (#COVID-19), but are not sure where to go, our bot will show you right here 👉 qld.health/TestLocator
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
The ECQ has extended opening hours at almost 130 early voting centres! Centres will be open until 9pm tonight, from 9am to 9pm tomorrow as well as next Wednesday and Thursday. You can also vote from 9am to 5pm on Saturday 21 March here: bit.ly/FindYourPollingBooth
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
#COVID19: We now advise you not to travel overseas. If you wish to return to Australia, do so ASAP by commercial means. If you can’t or decide not to, follow the advice of local authorities & minimise your risk of exposure, incl through self-isolation. smartraveller.gov.au
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
There’s still time to register your workplace for A Taste of Harmony!
It’s the perfect way to celebrate cultural diversity, head to our website to register for #ATOH20 and get planning your event: bit.ly/2RXOGnD
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
"There's some work to do to represent diversity." "It doesn't matter how you look. It's about your work" @Tracy_Vo #MDAQ #mediadiversityaustralia
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Our Queensland chapter committee! @nielskraaier @faithvalencia @ingcardioide @StefArmbruster #MDAQ #mediadiversityaustralia
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Today is #HarmonyDay and police visited students to find out what it means to them.
Everyone agreed that treating other people how you would like to be treated was a good place to start.
Happy Harmony Day #standtogether #everyonebelongs 👮♀️👮♂️🧡 k3vc2.app.goo.gl/YMFj
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
TOWNSVILLE needs you. Together we will do whatever it takes to get TSV back on its feet.
If you want to be part of a coordinated clean-up or you would like to support by volunteering other skills, register NOW!
volunteer.org.au/Account/Reg…
#TeamTownsville #WhateverItTakes.
Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government retweeted
Residents are asked to conserve water due to stress on the treatment network. The huge volumes of water flowing into the dam have included high levels of sediment. As a result, TCC water treatment plants require more time to treat the water than usual.
disaster.townsville.qld.gov.…
