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Dr. Qaiyum Parvez is an academic of the University of Western Sydney. E-mail:Q.Parvez@uws.edu.au   Archive...

Tickets are on SALE now and can be purchased from various Bengali grocery stores. It has been confirmed that all the artists will be coming.

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On 27^th of August, 2005, Bangabandhu Parishad Australia observed ‘Jatio Shok Dibosh 2005’ at Police Citizen Youth Club, Kingsford. The chief guest, Mr. Abdul Goffar Chowdhury and Parvin Sultana came from London to attend to this occasion. There were many people who came to this event. The program started with a quiz competition about Bangladesh history and muktijudho. The chief guest delivered his inspiring and informative speech on Bangladesh, Muktijudho and Bangladesh’s current state, followed by Parvin Sultana and a few local speakers. After dinner, a famous natok, ‘Polashi Theke Dhanmondi’, written by Mr. Abdul Goffar Chowdhury, was screened. Photos...

Mohammed A Razzaque Ph.D. is currently teaching at UNSW.

Shams Rahman            Details...

Date: 17 Sep, 2005, Time: 11:30 AM, Venu:Dulwich Hill H/S

Dilruba Shahana lives in Melbourne.

Entry Form for the competition...

Bangladesh High Commission Canberra 

PRESS RELEASE

At the initiative of Bangladesh High Commission in Canberra an interface titled ‘Taste of Bangladesh’ was held on 16 August 2005 at the Federal Parliament Building in Canberra between Australia Bangladesh Parliamentary Group and Bangladesh High Commission in Australia. Twenty seven Parliamentarians of both Houses of the Australian Parliament and a delegation of Bangladesh High Commission headed by H.E. Mr. Ashraf-ud-Doula, High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Australia that comprised among others, the officials of the High Commission, leading expatriate Bangladeshi academicians living in different parts of Australia, former Australian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, former Bangladesh High commissioner to Australia and a top executive of an Australian Multinational Cooperation that has major business interest in Bangladesh took part in the interface. Detail...

Sent by: Mohammad Fahimul Islam, 2nd Secretary  and Shahadat Manik

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Abdur Rahman Sikder is a Phd. student at Sydney University: E-mail: sikder@cs.usyd.edu

CITY TO SURF 2005

Australia’s biggest Community event _ The City to Surf _ 14 km fun run from Hyde Park to Bondi Beach was held on 14^th August (Sunday). Like previous years, a large number of people from Bangladesh Community participated along with the 60,000+ participants. Reports... Photos...

Sent By: Nawshad  Shah 

 Sent By: Dr. Abdul Haq, Success list for 2005...

Dr. Qaiyum Parvez is an academic of the University of Western Sydney. E-mail:Q.Parvez@uws.edu.au

Priyo Canberra has a number of voluntary vacancies for young people who wish to contribute to the growth of Bangla media and culture in Canberra and Australia generally or who wish to gain practical work experience in online media and internet publishing. These positions would suite people who are considering career options in the growth area of internet design, editing or management or who simply want to have some fun in a creative and technologically sophisticated environment. Details...

Open Competition for Kids
Bangla Proshar Committee is going to organize an open competition of
writing, recitation of poems/rhymes and debate. 

Venue: Matraville Public School, Bunnerong Road, Matraville, NSW.
Time:12.30 pm.      Details...

Sent By: Rafiqul Islam

Protity Presented Rabindra and Nazrul Jayanti

On the 6^th of August Saturday, Protity organised a musical program for Rabindra and Nazrul Jayanti at The Pavilion, Castle Hill Showground. The program was divided into two parts. The first part was ‘Jai Din, Srabon Din Jai,’ which was dedicated to world famous poet, Rabindranath Tagore. The second part ‘Hridoye Thar Srithi Jage,’ was dedicated to the national poet of Bangladesh, Kazi Nazrul Islam. This program included solo, chorus, dance and narration performances. Photos...

Dilruba Shahana lives in Melbourne.