Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government

It’s important we all remember and respect the beliefs and values of the world’s religions and cultures. Whether they relate to rites of passage, the seasons, living things or revered objects, they play an important role in the lives of many people worldwide. #MulticulturalQLD

With more than 4,200 religions around the world, today we celebrate and respect the many faiths and religions people choose to follow. Here in Queensland, census data identified more than 24 faiths and religions practiced across the state. #MulticulturalQLD

By inviting refugees and migrants to share their knowledge and experiences can create a rich and diverse environment in which to work 🙌 tinyurl.com/5cw5rx6k #MulticulturalQld

So much value can be gained by collaborating with all the different cultures we have in Australia, bringing with them fresh perspectives and different ways of looking at the world 🌏 #MulticulturalQLD

Imagine spending 16 years in a refugee camp only to come to a country where you can’t find a job? For many migrants & refugees, their great Aussie dream isn't as easy as finding work that suits skills & experiences that you have brought from your homeland 🏡#MulticultralQLD

🚨 Support is available for Queensland small businesses, primary producers, not-for-profits and individuals impacted by extreme weather. 📱 Apply by calling the Queensland Community Recovery Hotline on 1800 173 349 or qld.gov.au/disasterhelp #MulticulturalQLD

Learning is life long. So get involved and read more on our website 👉des.qld.gov.au/multicultural-…

Remember, we all have unique stories, experiences, and perspectives that enrich our world. By actively listening, we can learn so much from each other and build bridges of empathy and compassion. 🌍 #MulticulturalQueensland #MQM23

We've given you tips on how to listen and learn to help contribute to a more inclusive Queensland. It's not just about enjoying festivals, indulging in delicious food, or grooving to captivating rhythms—it's about fostering understanding and connection. 🤝💡 #MulticulturalQLD

A guide for employer's has been released by @SSI_tweets, providing actionable tips to arm employers with the know-how to successfully hire untapped and experienced potential employees with tech qualifications and backgrounds. tinyurl.com/4tuurktv #MulticulturalQLD

Australia’s tech sector is booming but faces critical skills shortages 💻 A new report has been released which recognises how tech-savvy refugees' and migrants would boost the economy 🙌 #MulticulturalQLD

Share your stories, learn from each other, and remember: everyone deserves respect and a chance to thrive, no matter where they come from. 💪 Let's hear it for the amazing migrants who chose Queensland to be their new home! 🌎 #MulticulturalQLD

Migrants are our doctors, teachers, chefs, neighbours, friends and more. They bring fresh ideas and a whole lot of heart to our communities. 💖 Today, December 18th, is all about celebrating their incredible contributions and the positive impact they make everywhere they go.

📆 Mark your 2024 calendars - there's 124 more CMQ events and festivals that promise to be a true reflection of Queensland's diverse and interconnected society. 📸 Latin American Community Of Australia (QLD) Inc.

As a 2023-2024 winner of the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland funding program, we're excited to bring the next iteration of this beloved event to life. ✨

We're so excited for the 2024 Brisbane Fiesta Latina festival by the @LACAQLD! From traditional folkloric dancing and live music to delicious food, arts and crafts, workshops, and activities for children, the Fiesta promises a fun-filled day for everyone. #MullticulturalQLD

Heat-related illness can be dangerous, and in some cases, deadly. If you have friends, neighbours or family members who are being affected by a heatwave, remind them to: 🥤 drink water 🏃 avoid outside exercise ☀️ find a cool place, use fans, or air conditioning 👒 be sun safe

🥵 Heatwaves are a danger to everyone - sometimes sweating isn't enough to cool you down. The heat can make you feel sick, with symptoms like feeling dizzy, having a headache, feeling nauseous, wanting to drink water, or even vomiting. #MulticulturalQLD