Zero tolerance to Youth Crime Rally

On August 23, 2023, “Voice For Victims” held its first rally demanding tougher action on youth crime. Several hundreds attended the rally. The crowd marched on the parliament. We recorded the event and interviewed a number of participants including Ben Cannon, the organiser.

Today’s ceremony is more than personal pride. It also reflects Australia’s diversity and inclusiveness. Sunnybank Rotary Club has combined the official with the community, making this moment warmer and more memorable. For the new citizens, it is the start of a new journey. For the community, it is a shared joy, and a moment of pride.

Empowering Migrants Expo 2025

This vibrant event was initiated by the local Indian community organisation Bhartiya Samaj, bringing together more than 30 ethnic and migrant communities for a colourful celebration of multiculturalism through music, dance, art, and food.

The Piano Keys of Huminity

In the face of the global challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Wu Zhipeng explores eternal themes through art in times of change. The “Piano Keys of Humanity” series uses barcodes as its foundation, symbolizing both global trade and piano keys, while metaphorically expressing the multiple voices of capitalism and humanity.

Journey to the West – Guan Wei

He is the first Chinese-born artist to win Creative Australia Award. Blending humor, intellect, and cultural insight, Guan Wei paints stories of migration, history, and identity. In this episode, we explore how he carved out a place in Australia’s art world—and what the future holds in the age of AI.

Video Storytelling in the New Era – A Workshop by Gang Wei

Independent filmmaker Gang Wei shares his creative process and hands-on techniques for modern video storytelling. This workshop offers practical insights for creators of all levels, showing how intention and structure can transform everyday footage into compelling visual stories in today’s digital age.

Frank Wu – The Son of Hakka

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From Taiwan to South Africa to Australia, Frank Wu built a successful business through perseverance. Rooted in his Hakka heritage, he now devotes himself to sharing its rich culture. Watch our exclusive interview: “Son of Hakka: Frank Wu”