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Different cultures, shared stories as Hello Zindagi turns two

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  • Hello Zindagi, a multicultural group that began as a radio show on Eastern FM 98.1, marked its second anniversary with an evening of music, dance and storytelling in a hall in Melbourne's east. Around 100 guests attended, including community leaders and elected representatives.
  • Founder Ruchi Sharma said the group aims to reach more people and build a more connected, inclusive community. The evening also supported a fundraising effort for flood relief in Nepal.
  • Federal and state MPs spoke about the value of passing cultural traditions to younger generations.
Different cultures, shared stories as Hello Zindagi turns two
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