The pagoda was built in Nepal over two years and involved more than a million hours of labour by dozens of Nepalese artisans and families.
The percentage of Catholics in Australia is headed for an all-time low
After the death of Pope Francis, Catholics around the world are reckoning with the future of the church. Australia's congregation has been shifting and changing with the times.
'Our voices finally heard': Plan for exiled Afghan women cricketers
After years of silence, the International Cricket Council has announced a task force and monetary fund to help support the exiled Afghan women's team, with hopes the money will match the sum given to the men's team.
In Footscray's heart, this library brings Africa's rich history to life
Nestled in the heart of Footscray in Melbourne's inner-west sits a trove of African art, literature and history. Its founder hopes it will become a source of community strength for generations to come.
'Enormously betrayed': Gaza pain mobilises Australian Muslim voters
Dissatisfaction with the Albanese government's stance on Israel-Palestine among many Arab and Muslim voters threatens to unseat Labor MPs, in some places for the first time.
More multilingual staff to be deployed to reduce 'high levels' of informal votes
Australia's voting system can cause barriers for first-time voters whose first language is not English, leaving many confused and unsure at the ballot box.
WA town puts its Sikh history on the map with a laneway party
Coastal fishing hamlet Dongara has honoured its multicultural heritage, unveiling "Sikh Lane", the first "Sikh" place name in the state.
Topic:Feel Good
'Realist' Bhaskar on daughter Urvi's 'uncomfortable' career choice
All parents want what's best for their children, but what if what your child wants is completely at odds with your ambitions for them? Indian-born comedian Urvi Majumdar and her father Bhaskar speak about navigating her "uncomfortable" choice to pursue a career in comedy.
Bollywood dance, Mariachi, K-Pop and more feature at Australian festival
One of Australia's largest multicultural festivals is a loud and proud celebration of different cultures and their art and performance.
'The message is being received': Anger over politicians at prayers boils over
It's not unusual for a federal election campaign to overlap with Eid al-Fitr, one of the most important days in the Muslim calendar. It is the absence of many senior politicians at traditional community events that raises eyebrows.
Expat lands record number of US scholarships for Aussie basketballers
The number of aspiring Australians being awarded sporting scholarships to American colleges is rising each year, with one Melbourne-based program breaking its own record.
Sub-zero temperatures can't cool an 'infectious' love for cricket
Cricket in the Snowy Mountains is being rejuvenated by a group of passionate and talented Indian and Pakistani players — even in the dead of winter.
Growing Muslim community celebrates shire's first mosque
After once worshipping in a house, a growing Muslim community celebrates opening the first mosque in its shire where "anyone who wants to come" is welcome.
Neha lost her mum to cancer, but she still won't get tested
Screening rates in Australia's culturally and linguistically diverse communities are consistently lower than for the general population. Why is this, and what's the solution?
Australian-first Vietnamese museum breaks ground
The first museum in Australia dedicated to the Vietnamese refugee experience will be built in Melbourne's western suburbs.
How Carlton's Adam Saad maintains peak performance during Ramadan
Adam Saad is one of only a handful of Muslims to have played in the AFL. He tells ABC Sport how the Islamic holy month of Ramadan changes his preparations for the new season.
Multicultural Australia communicating cyclone danger to diverse Australians
The CEO of Multicultural Australia says there are a surprising number of people in south-east Queensland who were not aware there was a cyclone until the organisation made contact with them.
How non-English speakers can stay informed as Cyclone Alfred approaches
Here's how non-English speakers can get emergency updates and information on how to prepare as Cyclone Alfred approaches.
Pregnant woman choked with own hijab in Melbourne attack speaks out
A pregnant woman choked with her own hijab in a Melbourne shopping centre in what detectives believe was an Islamophobic attack says she remains traumatised, as Muslim leaders call for more action from authorities.
'Don't feel safe': Two women attacked at shopping centre as Islamophobia spikes
A childcare worker is afraid to leave her home alone after being one of two women attacked at Epping Plaza, prompting advocacy groups to call for immediate action amid a rise in Islamophobic incidents.
Local Afghan community on Shepparton Nations Cup
The Afghan community in Shepparton have praised the positive impacts of the local Nations Cup soccer competition