Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government

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

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

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

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

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.

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

🥵 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

This weekend we celebrated Human Rights Day 🙏 2023 is the year we celebrate 75 years of progress, empathy, and unity. #MulticulturalQLD

🚒 🚨 You don’t have to live in the bush for bushfire to harm you− you just have to be near burning material, sparks and smoke. All Queenslanders should know the official bushfire warnings levels and have a bushfire survival plan. #MulticulturalQLD

Your passport to global cultures is in your hand – literally! 🌐 Discover the world through streaming services, #podcasts, online bookstores, and audio books, all from the cosiness of your couch. Want some tips for picking your next binge-worthy experience? #MulticulturalQLD

🌟 Congratulations to the 125 recipients of the 2024 Celebrating Multicultural Queensland funding! We are delighted to announce $900,000 in funding has been awarded to #community events which foster intercultural connections, promote inclusion, create welcome and unite residents.

What's a better way to celebrate and learn about Queensland's cultural richness than by hosting your own multicultural trivia night? Gather your friends, family, or colleagues for an evening of fun, learning, and connection. #MulticulturalQLD

Queenslanders, we all know that when the heat hits, the only way to cool off is to make a splash! 🌊 Swimming isn't just about doing the doggy paddle; it's about building a foundation of confidence in the beach, lake, river, or pool. 🐳 #MulticulturalQLD

This cane knife was donated by a member of the Queensland South Sea Islander community. It is a powerful symbol of the resilience and contributions of South Sea Islanders to our state. #MulticulturalQLD #history @slqld @qldmuseum 📸 Peter Waddington, Queensland Museum Collection

Respect is appreciating the differences between cultures and using them as an opportunity to learn and grow. It's being open-minded and willing to try new things and treating everyone with #compassion and consideration, no matter where they come from. 🗝️🌈 #MulticulturalQLD

If you're organising an event in Queensland, you can help make it sustainable by ensuring there are #recycling bins at the venue. 💪#MulticulturalQLD @QldEnvironment

Joining a local group or meet-up is a great way to learn about other cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Getting to know people from different backgrounds helps us appreciate diversity and challenge our biases, and creates a more inclusive community. #MulticulturalQLD