HCA Newsletter
Janmashtami wishes from The Hon. Dr Anne Aly MP Minister for Small Business Minister for International Development Minister for Multicultural Affairs
United Israel Appeal Board extends condolenses to Hindu Community
Dharma Games 2026: A Landmark Day for Community Sport
The games were fiercely contested, filled with passion, determination, and sportsmanship. Every match brought excitement, with spectators cheering enthusiastically from the sidelines and creating an electric atmosphere throughout the venue.
HCA wishes everyone an auspicious Ganesh Chaturthi
Please Choose Eco-Friendly Ganesha, protect the nature
One of the most meaningful ways to celebrate sustainably is by choosing an eco-friendly Ganesha idol. Traditional clay idols made from natural, biodegradable materials dissolve easily and return to the earth without harming the environment.
Vihangam Yog Australia – Community wellbeing through meditation
An interactive workshop for those who hold our communities together — across faith, culture, and tradition.
Adelaide’s biggest Deepavali Mela
Hindu Council Australia – SA proudly presents Adelaide’s grand Deepavali celebration, the festival of lights. Join us on Saturday 7 November 2026 for a day filled with culture, community, and joy.
Foster care needed urgently for 2 kids
The Hindu Council of Australia, in collaboration with SSI’s foster care program, is seeking support from the Hindu community for two children of Indian Hindu background who are currently in urgent need of a safe and caring home.
We are looking for compassionate North Indian, Hindi speaking individuals or families who may be able to provide foster care for these children, aged 8 (boy) and 11 (girl). Supporting them to remain connected to their cultural and religious heritage is essential for their well-being.
For further details click on the link below
https://hinducouncil.com.au/foster-care/
Your Voice Can Make Our Community Safer
Every community deserves to feel safe, respected, and included. When incidents of hate, prejudice, discrimination, or harassment occur, they do not affect one person alone; they touch families, neighbours, places of worship, and the wider community. But when we come forward together, we send a clear message: hate has no place here.
