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We believe in reaching out to all members of society by providing a platform for cultural and information exchange. We believe it is necessary to work in partnership with different segments of society. We collaborate with people in the areas of government and public service; education; sports; academia and media; as well as cultural and religious organisations, NGOs; faith and ethnic communities.
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Media Iftar Dinner
On Wednesday the 29th of May the Melbourne Press Club and the Australian Intercultural Society co-hosted the Media Iftar dinner…
Victorian Bar Iftar dinner 2019
On Monday the 27th of May 2019 the inaugural Victorian Bar Iftar dinner was held. It was a night of…
Ambulance Victoria Iftar 2019
On Monday the 20th of May 2019 Ambulance Victoria and the Australian Intercultural Society co-hosted the 4th annual Ambulance Victoria…
Deakin University Iftar 2019
On Thursday the 16th of May 2019, Deakin University hosted their 9th annual Iftar dinner in partnership with the Australian…
Victoria University Iftar Dinner 2019
On the 14th of May 2019, the Australian Intercultural Society in partnership with Victoria University, hosted the 4th Victoria University…
2019 Victorian State Parliament Iftar Dinner
On the 6th of May 2019, The Australian Intercultural Society along with Victorian Parliamentarians co-hosted the 14th annual Victorian State…
Responsible Leadership in Politics & Religion: Diverse Communities in an Age of Anxiety
Political instability in various parts of the developing world are giving rise to mass migration of people mainly fleeing poverty,…
Aged Care Crisis: Ethics in our Modern Day Practice
A royal commission into Australia’s Aged Care service providers is looking to address systemic issues that are corrupting the noble…
Muslim-Jewish Comedy Debate 2018
Muslim Comedy Debate in 2013. A capacity crowd of nearly 300 people were entertained by the very funny debate held in the Swanston Hall at the Melbourne Town Hall. Acting as moderator once again, Father Bob Maguire kept the talented panelists in line. The teams comprised Justine Sless, Louse Baring and Jacob Sacher for the affirmative and Rana Hussain, Michael Shafar and Harun Esse for the negative. Video (part 1) of Jewish – Muslim Comedy Debate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hsgww7I7hs Video (part 2) of Jewish – Muslim Comedy Debate…
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