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Teams from across the state competed in front of the biggest audience in the event’s history.

The neighbourhood favourite was recognised for its modern take on regional classics.

Evening classes in classical dance, language and music will run through the autumn season.

A coalition of temples, gurudwaras and mosques is coordinating weekly collections for families in need.

Restaurants, grocers and boutiques report their strongest season in years.

Thousands gathered this weekend for cultural performances, food and community engagement.

A fast-paced recap of the festival’s best moments, food and performances.



Evening classes in classical dance, language and music will run through the autumn season.

The neighbourhood favourite was recognised for its modern take on regional classics.

Restaurants, grocers and boutiques report their strongest season in years.

Teams from across the state competed in front of the biggest audience in the event’s history.
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Community · Jun 10, 2026

Community · Jun 10, 2026
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A coalition of temples, gurudwaras and mosques is coordinating weekly collections for families in need.

Thousands gathered this weekend for cultural performances, food and community engagement.