Have a good weekend
Thank You. Best wishes.
CMCF.
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Women Mental Health Carer Survey 2010
Are you a woman supporting someone with a mental illness?
Tell us your story, we’re listening.
www.surveymonkey.com/womenmentalhealthcarersurvey2010
18,300 women in the ACT are carers – many of them are caring for friends or
relatives living with mental illness.
As a consequence of their caring role, women mental health carers often
experience poorer
health and wellbeing, social isolation and reduced income and employment
compared to their non-carer counterparts.
Despite this disadvantage, there is limited ACT-specific and women-specific
information relating to the
unique needs and life experiences of women mental health carers in the ACT.
Consequently the Women’s Centre for Health Matters and the ACT Women and Mental
Health Working Group
has developed this Women Mental Health Carer Survey 2010.
By completing this survey you’ll be helping ACT services better meet the needs
of ALL women.
For more information regarding this research project,
please contact Kate Judd at the Women’s Centre for Health Matters.
k.judd@wchm.org.au
or 02 6290 2166
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Invitation
to the Opening Ceremony of the 2010 Chinese Photographic Federation of Australia
(CPFA) Photo Exhibition
Dear Community Leaders and Friends,
Please see the updated Letter of Invitation to 2010 CPFA Photo Exhibition which
will take place on 21 July 2010 at the Civic Library.
Please pay attention to the RSVP date on 19 July 2010 and your reply is highly
appreciated and will be helpful for our preparation!
Kind regards
Fuxin Li, CPFA President
6 July 2010
--
Dr Fuxin Li
Managing Director, Trilong International Pty Ltd
Principal, Australian School of Contemporary Chinese (ASCC)
Incorporated as Standard Chinese School of Australia (SCSA)
President, Chinese Photographic Federation of Australia (CPFA) Inc
President, Canberra Chinese Language Teachers Association (CCLTS) Inc
Room 212, Level 2, 20 Genge Street, Canberra City, ACT 2601, Australia
Mailing Adrress:P.O.Box 5270, Lyneham, ACT 2602
Tel: (612) 6255 7710; 6176 0528
Fax: (612) 8003 9188; 6255 7750
Mobile: 0419 541 336
Email:
fuxin.li@trilong.com.au
www.trilong.com.au;
www:standardchineseschool.act.edu.au
Australian School of Contemporary Chinese (ASCC)
Incorporated as Standard Chinese School of Australia (SCSA) Inc
-- An Accredited & Registered Specialist Education Provider in ACT Australia
-- Chinese School supported by Confucius Institute Headquaters in Beijing
-- Model Chinese School of Office of Overseas Chinese Affairs of China
State Council
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Nominations : 2010 Ethnic Business Awards
Dear Friends,
Over the past 22 years, the Ethnic Business Awards (the Awards) have stood as
a triumph for diversity and a celebration of success. As one of the nation's
longest running business awards, the awards champion the cultural diversity,
ingenuity and success within Australia's national business community. They also
symbolise the contribution of migrants to the social and economic evolution of
Australia.
The success of the Awards is exemplified by the fact that they are currently
the longest televised business awards. Indeed, they are also the second longest
running business awards venture in Australia.
The legitimacy and significance of the Awards is highlighted by the ongoing
support of Australia’s political leaders. Since their inception, the awards have
been presented by Prime Ministers, Governor’s General and other key leaders.
The Awards are also supported by leaders in business including Don Argus, Eve
Crestani, Dr Ziggy Switkowski, Carla Zampatti and Allan Gyngall. They all give
generously of their time to judge the entries every year.
The Awards have an enduring relationship with NAB who has been proud
principle sponsors for the past 21 years. Companies including Telstra, MBF and
Woodside Energy have also been key sponsors.
The Awards are unique in that they are only open to people born overseas.
This includes English and non-English speaking countries such as USA, UK, China,
Japan, etc. Last year the Awards received nominations from people born in a 102
countries.
SBS has been a sponsor of the Awards since inception. For the first ten
years, they televised the awards live nationally for one hour. Last year they
broadcast the entirety of the Gala Presentation Dinner 3 times for two hours per
session.
The Awards are also broadcast internationally over the Australian Network
into 44 countries. Also last year, Aurora community channels broadcast a minimum
of 10 hours on the Foxtel, Optus and Austar Networks: We also have TVB,
Jadeworld who sponsor the Awards and broadcast the event into 33 countries
including Australia.
For more information, please visit our website
www.ethnicbusinessawards.com
AWARD CATEGORIES
Individual entries will be accepted for either of the following categories:
The winners of the 2010 Ethnic Business Awards will
receive:
$10,000 cash from National Australia Bank
· A hand crafted Crystal Trophy
· Other exclusive gifts from our
sponsors to be confirmed at a later date
o
o
Invaluable publicity coverage across:
o
SBS TV
o
Australia Network (Former ABC Asia Pacific) reaching over 21 million
households across over 40 countries
o
Aurora Community Channel Broadcast on Foxtel, Optus and Austar Networks
o
Various Press, Radio and Online Media Partners.
All finalists are invited to the Gala Award presentation ceremony, with
travel expenses covered for two representatives of each finalist.
NOMINATION FORM
I have attached a nomination form for the 2010 Ethnic Business Awards that
can be emailed or faxed to me on (02) 9568 5633.
If you would like further information, or
assistance with the nomination form, please do not hesitate to contact me on
(02) 9568 5022 or 0430 473 077.
Kind Regards,
Sylvie Boutros
Senior Manager
Ethnic Business Awards Pty Ltd
Level 2, 256 Norton Street • Leichhardt • NSW • 2040
Mobile: 0430 473 077• Phone: +61 2 9568 5022 •
Fax: +612 9568 5633
Email:
sylvie@ethnicbusinessawards.com
• Website:
www.ethnicbusinessawards.com
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ARAB FILM FESTIVAL on around Australia - see
www.arabfilmfestival.com.au
in Canberra - at the National Film and Sound Archive ARC theatre, McCoy Circuit
Acton Ph. 6248 2000 -
www.nfsa.gov.au
Thursday 15th July, 7pm - Kick Off + Home Made Arab Films
Saturday 17th July, 4.30pm - Harragas
Saturday 17th July, 7pm - Scheherazade, Tell me a Story.
See websites for detail of films above and films on in other cities.
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Human Rights community education grants
Dear Human Rights Act forum participants
Dr Watchirs has asked me to email everyone the link to the federal grants
program for community education on human rights –non government organisations
are eligible to apply for these grants. The deadline for applications for a
grant is 30 July 2010.
http://www.ag.gov.au/www/agd/agd.nsf/Page/Humanrightsandanti-discrimination_Educationgrants
Please note that the link is quite long, so if it doesn’t work, it may be
because part has wrapped over a line and you might need to cut and paste the
whole link into your browser.
Kind regards
Gabrielle McKinnon
Human Rights Legal Adviser
ACT Human Rights Commission
Ph 6205 2222
Fax 6207 1034
Please note that I work Wed - Friday. For urgent matters please contact Sean
Costello on 6205 2222.
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Multicultural Cooking Club
Hi all,
SAWs is
looking for people who love to cook! Demonstrate your skills at our once a month
Multicultural Cooking Club, August through to November. If you are interested
or would like more details,
please
contact Prillisia on 0422737751 or email to
president@sawsfriendship.org.au.
Thank you

Prillisia Duignan,President,
Support
Asian Women's Friendship Association Inc.
(SAWs)
亞 洲 婦 女 聯 誼協 會,www.sawsfriendship.org.au,
Ph: 0422 737 751 Fax: (02) 6292 6001
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Invitation : Canberra Interfaith Forum's meeting
- 18 July 2010, all are welcome
Dear all
The next meeting of the Canberra Interfaith Forum (a sub-committee of CMCF) will
take place on Sunday 18 July 2010 from 3pm - 5pm, at the New Meeting Room of the
Theo Notaras Multicultural Centre, which is located at level 2 next to the large
function room (the Multicultural Centre is opposite the ACT Legislative
Assembly).
We look forward to seeing you there.
best wishes
Fariba
Secretary
" MEMORIAS DEL FUEGO "
“ MEMORIES FROM FIRE “ es un proyecto para rescatar la memoria oral de Abuelos
o Abuelas, explorando historias o acontecimientos familiares y pasarlas a los
ninios en su propia lengua tradicional.
El Projecto en formato documental y filmado en DVD incluira un segmento con
historias personales y otro conteniendo una fabula del pais de origen del
narrador ( abuelo/ abuela).
Tanto la historia personal como la fabula seran narrados a los ninios en su
lengua original y posteriormente subtitulado en ingles.
Tratando de recuperar la forma de tradicion oral, la filmacion sera con el
narrador y los ninios sentados en semicirculo y un fogon ( bon fire ) tratando
de que el fuego sea un motivo de intimidad y autoiluminacion, confiando en que
la luz natural y la narracion produzcan un mayor encuentro de comunicacion .
DURACION: 10 MINUTOS.
LUGAR DE FILMACION: Ginnindera Lake
Fecha: Sabado 31 de Julio.
Los Ninios o Ninias deberan estar en el lugar a las 4.30pm
Horario aproximado de terminacion: 18.30pm
Jugo o Gaseosas y galletitas seran servidos durante el tiempo de filmacion.
PARA LA PRIMERA HISTORIA NECESITAMOS 15 NINIOS O NINIAS DE HABLA HISPANA,
ENTRE LOS 5 Y 10 ANIOS DE EDAD.
LOS NINIOS O NINIAS DEBERAN ESTAR ACOMPANIADOS POR SUS PADRES U AUTORIZADO
ADULTO A CARGO.
CONTACTAR: Para mayors detalles contactar a Jorge Bagnini-
Multicultural Arts Officer al:
telefono: 6230 5994 - celular: 0450960897- email:
mao@actartsofficers.org.au
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Jorge Bagnini
MULTICULTURAL ARTS OFFICER ACT
tel: 02 6230 5994
mob: 0450 960 897
email address:
mao@actartsofficers.org.au
www.actartsofficers.org.au
fax: 02 6247 8859
PO Box 992 Civic Square ACT 2608
The Multicultural Arts Officer is funded by the ACT Government, through artsACT
and is administered by Gorman House Arts Centre.
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Invitation
FULL MOON OF WASO:
Celebrating the Dhammacakkappavattana Day
And Open Day
25 July 2010
09.30 to 10.00 a.m.: Taking of precepts
10.00 to 10.30a.m.: Offering of robe to Buddha
11.00 a.m.: Offering of lunch to Bhante
11.00 a.m. Lunch for visitors and devotees
12.00 noon: Libation and sharing of merits
For further information, please contact Thane Oke Kyaw-Myint: Tel. 6291 8686,
Mobile 0402216958.
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Invitation : Mandinka Sound - 27/28 July 8pm - 2 BANDS 1 CONCERT - MUHANAMWÉ &
ONE AFRICA
Hi there
I work at
the Street Theatre and we have a performance coming in July called Mandinka
Sound. The performance features two extraordinarily talented Melbourne based
West African acts: Muhanamwé and One Africa.
a journey that
traces West African
Through music, dance and song, this unique show will take audiences on a journey
that traces West African culture in contemporary Australia back to its roots in
the ancient Mandinka empire of West Africa.
We would
love to be able to get the word out about this fantastic performance. I've
attached some information abou the show and a poster for your interest.
I look
forward to hearing from you
Regards
Naomi
NAOMI MILTHORPE
media
THE STREET THEATRE
performing for the act
media@thestreet.org.au
p
02
6247 1519|m 0408
631 387
Bookings
6247 1223|www.thestreet.org.au
Unadulterated cabaret with
The Girls. July 29-31, Street Two.
Bookings 6247 1223.
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Bollywood Dimensions Dance School Productions
PRESENTS
“JALWA”
Fashion Parade, Food n’ Dance Extravaganza - Bollywood Style!
‘Jalwa’ means ‘charisma’ and Bollywood Dimensions
Dance School is indeed bringing charisma, glamour and festivity to Canberra on
Saturday, July 24, 2010 in true Bollywood Style!
The stunning and gorgeous models will walk the
ramp featuring traditional, modern, bridal and nouveau cliché dresses.
Colorful and exquisite Indian apparel will also be showcased in a creative
and exciting fashion show. You could experience a traditional henna
painting or purchase colorful Indian Jewelry – all while swinging to the rhythms
and enjoying sumptuous food. Roll up once again and see the exuberance, the
excitement and the beauty of Indian dancing being showcased in all its
glittering glory!
Performance Time: Saturday, July 24, 2010 7.00pm
Venue: The
Royal Theatre, National Convention Centre, Canberra
www.nccc.com.au
Ticketing:
Ticketek 13 28 49
www.ticketek.com.au
Prices: Dinner
& Show: $70 (Indian Influenced Dinner Buffet) Limited Tickets Only!
Show Only - Adult: $35.00
Group (10+ adults): $30.00
Duration: 120
minutes excluding interval of 45 minutes
CASH BAR available between 6:00pm till 9:00pm at the foyer (Beer,
Wine, Soft drinks and light refreshments); Stalls inside the theatre: various
(7:00pm till 10:00pm)
Status: On Sale
For “JALWA” media release, poster & dinner menu download please
visit
www.bollywooddimensions.com.au/events.php
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Invitation:
THE FRIENDS OF THE ANU Classics MUSEUM
invite you to an illustrated lecture by
Dr Monica Jackson
The Antikythera Shipwreck:
Dating an Ancient Computer
Using Jewellery Evidence
THURSDAY 22 JULY AT 8.00 pm
in the HAYDON-ALLEN TANK at the Australian National University
Two Mediterranean storms two centuries apart have provided the setting for an
extraordinary shipwreck story that continues to unfold today. The first storm,
in the middle of the 1st century BC drove a heavily laden Roman merchant vessel
on to the coastal cliffs off the tiny island of Antikythera, north of Crete. The
second storm 2,000 years later was the catalyst for the discovery of the wreck
and its rich cargo.
The ship's hoard of ancient Greek artifacts varied from original bronze
life-size statues and bronze figurines, to marble reproductions of older works,
jewellery, wine containers, and one immensely complicated scientific instrument
referred to as the Antikythera Mechanism, a device of such sophistication and
astonishing accuracy of construction that its structure, function and purpose
have eluded scholars for more than a century. Only recently, applying
high-resolution imaging systems and three-dimensional X-ray tomography, have
experts been able to decipher inscriptions and reconstruct certain functions of
the bronze gears. What we know is that the Antikythera Mechanism is the result
of the application of science in action: Mathematics, Geometry, Astronomy and
Mechanics.
This paper will consider a selection of the recovered treasures and
present a summary of the history of scientific research. The most challenging
area is the chronology of the mechanism itself, which will be discussed in
conjunction with the most recent epigraphic evidence. For the first time the
jewellery evidence will be used to determine and confirm its date of
manufacture.
Dr Monica Jackson FSA
is a classical archaeologist,
author and lecturer on ancient jewellery and the luxury arts. She has lectured
extensively on the luxury arts both in Australia and overseas. Monica
specialises in the archaeology of the Mediterranean, Aegean and Black Sea areas,
her particular area of interest being the study of Hellenistic gold jewellery as
chronological evidence. She has been involved in The University of Sydney
excavations in Greece, Cyprus and further east.
THE LECTURE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY SUPPER IN THE MUSEUM
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS : 2010-2011 ACT Government Seniors Grants and Sponsorship
Program
2010-2011 ACT Government Seniors Grants and Sponsorship Program
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
The ACT
Government Seniors Grants and Sponsorship Program funds community-based
organisations for projects that support older Canberrans to remain active in the
community and maintain their well-being.
A total of $100,000 will be available through the 2010-2011 Seniors Grants and
Sponsorship Program, with a maximum of $15,000 available for each approved
project.
The ACT Office for Ageing is inviting applications for projects and events for a
period of twelve (12) months.
Sponsorships of up to two (2) years are available for recurrent events.
Application packages are available from the ACT Government’s Grants Portal at
www.grants.act.gov.au,
by phoning the ACT Office for Ageing on 6205 5365, or by emailing
communitypolicy@act.gov.au.
The
Office for Ageing will conduct public information sessions before the closing
date. Details are in the Application Guidelines, or call 6205 5365.
Applications close at 5:00pm on Monday 23 August 2010.
Anna John
Senior Policy Officer
ACT Office for Ageing
Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services
GPO Box 158
Canberra City ACT 2601
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Special Invitation:
Convened & Invitations issued by the
SAKYAMUNI BUDDHIST CENTRE
On behalf of the National Sangha Council of the
Unified Vietnamese Buddhist Congregations of Australia-New Zealand; from
Chair: Most Venerable THICH NHU HUE Adelaide;
Deputy Chairs: Senior Venerables THICH BAO LAC Sydney, THICH TINH MINH
Melbourne, THICH QUANG
BA Canberra & THICH TRUONG SANH
Auckland,
Secretary-General: Senior Ven. THICH NHAT TAN Brisbane; about 40 member
Temples/Monasteries all over Australia-NZ.
Information & contact:
www.phatgiaoucchau.com
]
]
]
On the occasion of commemorating the second Anniversary of the Holy Passing of
the Mahanayaka / Most Venerable
THICH HUYEN QUANG
Late Sangharaja/Supreme Patriarch
of
UNIFIED BUDDHIST CHURCH OF VIETNAM
--UBCV, initially formed in 1951as Vietnamese Buddhist Federation incorporating
all regional, provincial Sangha and Dhamma organisations; -- name changed to
UBCV in 1964 after the Catholic President Ngo Dinh Diem fall; -- first few
overseas branches were set up in late 1960s; -- since 1975, over 500 branch
Temples & affiliated groups have been created in 30+ countries & 5 continents,
by around 1000 ‘boat-person-Sangha’ who fled countless political control and/or
religious persecutions by Hanoi regime--
on behalf of the National Sangha Council of the Unified Vietnamese
Buddhist Congregation of Australia-NZ,
we hereby extend our cordial invitation to
- Respected Founders & Incumbent Abbot and other ordained Sangha members,
- Spiritual Director, Teacher-Roshi-Master-Bhante
of
- Management/Executive Committee members, and all other Members, Students,
Practitioners, etc., and
* Leaders/Members of ACT Multicultural Communities
(from Thich Quang Ba,
Australian Buddhist Press)
Please RSVP before 10 July 2010, or ASAP.
Email:
thichquangba@gmail.com/
SMS: 0412-224-553;
Program:
-Venue: Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre
32 Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT 2602
-Date:
Saturday 17/7/2010 (Viet Sangha gathering5pm Fri 16 July)
Sangha & Guests (invited):
- Ordained Sangha and non-ordained Teachers from all Temples, Groups of various
Buddhist lineages and traditions, in Australia,
- Vietnam Sangha of various Congregations, Australia & abroad
- Diplomats, Academics, Human Rights activists in Canberra,
- Selected State/Territory/Federal Politicians & senior Officials
- Cultural/Interfaith/Charity/Community Leaders-Members, ACT
-Proposed Proceedings:
- Fri. 16 Jul: --5pm-9pm: Viet
Sangha arrival, check-in, dinner, meeting, ritual chantings;
- Sat. 17 Jul: -- 9.30am: Sangha, Guests arrivals, rego,
- 9.45am: Dhamma Talks (2
Dhamma Halls, in English & Viet)
- 10am: Lunch dana
(Elders’ Tradition’s Sangha & others)
- 10.30am: Official Ceremony commences (details TBA)
- 12.30pm: Group Photo; then Lunch Dana
(to all other Sangha, Guests & all Participants)
- 2.30pm: Gifts exchanges & Departure (Buses/ Airport)
-3.30pm: End.
*Travelling: Invited Aussie Sangha will be reimbursed full amount of
paid fares, or better still,allow us to book your planned Canberra
trip (rego by 30/6 OR ASAP).
*Sangha from Sydney region: Please (if so selected) get on our
Charter Buses, be departed to Canberra from Cabramatta Railway
Station, on: (a) 3pm Fri. 16/7, and on (b) 6.30am Sat. 17/7; & will be
leaving Canberra before 3pm Sat. 17.7
*Overnight stay in Canberra, on 16 and/or 17 July, if so preferred:
Monastic-styled accommodation at Buu Quang Bikkhu Lodge and Dieu Khong
Bikkhuni Lodge, at our Centre site. Please reply + request accommodation
before 7 July.
For more information about Sangharaja THICH HUYEN QUANG & UBCV:
-
http://pen.org.au/about/honorary-members/bio/thich-huyen-quang/
-
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P2-16850916.html
-
http://www.phatgiaoucchau.com/
-
http://www.queme.net/eng/news_detail.php?numb=1040
-
http://www.asianews.it/index.php?l=en&art=12696&size=A
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/obituaries/article4281357.ece
-
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/06/05/world/plea-for-vietnam-detainees.html?scp=2&sq=thich+huyen+quang&st=nyt
; etc...
]]]
Special
Invitation
Tribute & Memorial Ceremony
Most Venerable
THICH HUYEN QUANG
Sangharaja/Supreme Patriarch of the
Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam.
- 1979 Nobel Peace Prize Nominee;
- Amnesty International’s declared most famous ‘Prisoner of
Conscience’ in Vietnam;
- Detained by Viet Communists in 1951-4, 1977-9 & 1982-his death
2008)
This invitation is issued/ delivered by
Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre
CANBERRA, on Tue 29 June 2010.
Contact: Most Venerable THICH QUANG BA
0412-224-553 /
thichquangba@gmail.com
--
THICH QUANG BA, Most Venerable.
- Deputy Chair, Unified Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation of Australia-New
Zealand, Ltd.
- Executive Committee member, Australian Sangha Association (former Chair
2007-8)
- Advisory Council Member, International Association of Buddhist Universities,
Bangkok.
- Australian Representatives, International Council for United Nations Days of
Vesak & International Buddhist Conference.
- Founder & Incumbent Abbot, Van Hanh Monastery, Canberra
- Co-Founder & Superior Abbot, Nguyen Thieu Monastery, Sydney
- Managing Director: Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Rahula Community Lodge,
Australian Buddhist Relief & Australian Buddhist Press, Karuna House
- President, United Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation of Canberra & Surrounding
Districts, Inc.
- Rector, Giac Tanh Monastic College
- Postal: PO box 1004 Dickson ACT 2602 Australia
- CANBERRA, Van Hanh Monastery: 32 Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT 2602 Australia
- Cell/Mob.: (+61) (0)412-224 553 (preferable)
- Email:
thichquangba@gmail.com
- Fax: (+61) (0)2-6257 7733
- Office/English: (+61) (0)2-6257 5280
- Vietnamese only: (+61) (0)2-6257 5517
- SYDNEY, Nguyen Thieu Monastery: 155 The Boulevard, Fairfield Heights, NSW 2165
Australia.
- Tel 02-9726 2661; Fax 02-9726 2668
- Email:
thichdaohien@gmail.com
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Attention Multicultural community Groups:
Audit Work:
I am a fully qualified accountant. I am a CPA. I carried out accounting and
audit works in Australia for more than 20 years.
I am prepared to undertake audit work for community organizations in the
ACT.Community organizations will receive 20% discount for audit work. If you
need any audit work to be done, please contact Dr Pal Muthiah,
B.B.A;B.Sc(Tech);MSc(Tech);G.Dip in Public Admin.Ph.D;CPA at (02)62417650 or on
my mobile:0410 535 481
Accounting or Evaluation or Corporate governance for the community sector
courses
If any of the community organization is interested in the above courses and if
you have 20 participants, I am prepared to run those courses for $20 per person.
If you are interested, please contact Dr Pal Muthiah,
B.B.A;B.Sc(Tech);MSc(Tech);G.Dip in Public Admin.Ph.D;CPA at (02)62417650 or on
my mobile:0410 535 481.
With best wishes
Dr Pal Muthiah, 14/4/10
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National Multicultural and Indigenous Youth Media Conference 2010 August 14th
-15th
The National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters’ Council (NEMBC) together
with the Australian Indigenous Communications
Association
(AICA) and 1CMS Canberra’s Multicultural Community Radio Station, is organising
the 2010 National Radioactive
Multicultural
and Indigenous Youth Media Conference
from 14th -15th
August at the Theo Notaras Multicultural Centre,
London
Circuit, Civic, Canberra.
Radioactive
is a two day conference to get young people involved in community media and be
informed about media career pathways. The conference is an engaging, creative
and effective way for voices of young people to be heard in the media and
society.
For more information please read email below and find letter and registration
form attached.
Please
pass onto young people in your organisation and community.
Please pass onto
anyone you think may be interested.