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The Victorian council elections and Gujarati-speaking candidates

Dipendrsinh Gohil is most likely the first Gujarati speaking candidate in the Wyndham City Council's history. He spoke to Nital Desai about his motivation for contesting council elections in Melbourne and the issues close to his heart.

over 3 years ago

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SBS Radio’s Gujarati language program is looking for Digital Conten...

If you’re a creative Digital Content Producer who is also proficient in Gujarati, including reading, writing and typing in Gujarati and English, we’d love to hear from you.

over 3 years ago

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Forum dedicated to Indian women entrepreneurs in Australia

Nildhara Gadani is the founder member of non-profit Australia India Women's Entrepreneur Forum. She talks to Nital Desai about the free services offered to women of Indian origin in Australia.

over 3 years ago

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Young footy player Ishan Shah

Australian rules football also known as footy or Aussie rules is becoming the sport of choice for migrants from diverse communities. Australian Football League (AFL)'s multicultural programs are enabling more young talent to be identified , giving more opportunities to aspiring young AFL players.…

over 3 years ago

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Actor Divyang Thakkar on euphoria surrounding the film "Bey Yaar" a...

In a first for the Gujarati film industry a Gujarati film with successful run at home is about to begin showing overseas starting with Australia. Nital Desai speaks to actor Divyang Thakkar about the euphoria surrounding the film that is about to start its run in Australian cities.

over 3 years ago

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