Australia is a colourful country, many people from different countries
come to Australia.
They bring a lot of things from
their country, like different types
of food ,clothes, religion, skills
and sports.
pizza from
dumplings from China
Sushi From Japan
Italy
Sri Lankan
Rice and
curry
Greek salad
Casa Yucatan
from Mexico
Sago from
Papua New
Guinea
Blanco from
Africa
Russian
food
Ghee from
India
Chinese New Year
Papua new Guinean
festival
Thai pongal Sri Lankan
festival
Saranghaeyo
Korean festival
Vietnam festival
Chinese New Year
Many Australians celebrate Chinese New Year, also known as the
Spring Festival or the Lunar New Year. It marks the first day of the New
Year in the Chinese calendar.
• Street festivals featuring arts,
entertainment and children’s activities.
• Chinese New Year markets showcasing
arts, crafts and food stalls.
• Dancing, music and people wearing
colourful costumes to welcome the
Chinese New Year.
• Vibrant displays of Chinese lanterns,
firecrackers and fireworks
Thai pongal Sri Lankan festival
Sri Lankan Hindu community celebrated Thai Pongal,
the traditional Hindu harvest festival on Wednesday
(Jan 15). Keeping with the tradition of celebrating
important days of all four major religions observe
The word “Thai” refers to the first month of the Tamil
Hindu calendar and “Pongal” refers to the
thanksgiving festival of farmers to the Sun God for
helping them to reap a bountiful harvest. Thai Pongal is
the foremost religious festival celebrated mainly by the
Tamil community in Sri Lanka.
Papua New Guinea independence day
Festival
Papua new Guinea got their Independence on the
16th of September 1975.The nation of Papua New
Guinea achieved its independence Papua New
Guinea is one of the most culturally diverse
countries in the world. 848 different languages
are listed for the country, of which 12 have no
known living speakers. Most of the population of
over 7 million people live in customary
communities, which are as diverse as the
languages from Australia on 16 September 1975.