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Our funding boost for a leading youth engagement program will inspire and empower young people to stand united against extremism, fear and division. The NSW Government has committed $3 million over the next year to expand the Community Partnership Action program (COMPACT).
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🚨 Just announced! Multicultural NSW COMPACT Grants open from Monday 6 July. Help inspire and empower young people to stand up & stand united against fear, hate & division. Find out more: bit.ly/2Z3xinC
Ramadan Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters. Please stay home this Ramadan and together we can overcome this. Inshallah soon we will worship together again.
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For our #Muslim communities preparing to celebrate #Ramadan, we recognise this year will be hard. Places of worship are closed to the public. Stay connected with your religious community online. Thank you for your choices #StayAtHomeSaveLives #togetheragainstCOVID #TogetherApart
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Early bird tickets are now on sale for the Premier's Harmony Dinner, the flagship @m_culturalnsw event of the year which celebrates the cultural diversity of our state. Early bird prices end 31 January 2020 and you can purchase them by visiting: multicultural.nsw.gov.au #diversity
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My congratulations to the @ArabCouncilAu on #40years of unwavering commitment to Australian Arabs and promoting inclusive and authentic leadership
Randa Kattan, CEO of Arab Council Australia gives her address celebrating the Council's 40th anniversary.
Really honoured to have been invited to speak at this conference alongside some amazing people. I'll be talking about personal resilience in a world of 'bad news'.
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This guy gave me the gift of walking again. I was the 26th patient in Australia to undergo his pioneering surgery -osseointegration.
I would not be walking without him and not a day goes by that I am not grateful he is here.
Congrats @drmunjed_ and thank you. #AusoftheYear – at Brisbane, Queensland
The 2020 #NSW #AusoftheYear is orthopaedic surgeon and human rights advocate Professor Munjed Al Muderis.
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I keep going back to look at @RashaAlAqeedi's piece on young men who were killed in Iraq's anti-corruption protests (225 dead this month alone). The photos are heartbreaking. It really hits you when you see their faces. You should see their faces. independent.co.uk/news/world…
Throw back to my visit to Karbala Iraq in 2016. Behind me are the shrines of Imam Hussein (as) and his brother and flag bearer Abu Fathal Abbas. I hope to go back soon. 🏴🤚
And although I'm not with the 20 million people marching to his shrine in Karabala, Iraq as we speak, I'm with them in spirit through my mourning of Aba Abdillah. La Bayka Ya Hussein. #Ashura #ImamHussein
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Imam Hussein (as) stood up for justice, peace and humanity and was killed because he refused to bow down to tyranny and oppression. His legacy lives on today and inspires millions of Muslims to always stand up for the truth.




















