Author Archives: Forum Australia

Justice, not Force, can bring Peace to Kashmir

Posted on 30 October, 2019 by Forum Australia

Khizar Niazi A cross-section of the civil society in Canberra condemned human rights violations in the Indian-Held Kashmir (IHK) and warned India that only justice, not brutal force, could restore peace in the disputed territory. It also conveyed to the … Continue reading →

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Intergenerational Care

Posted on 9 February, 2019 by Forum Australia

Forum Australia (Aussie Forum Inc) Invites you for a discussion and three course dinner on Intergenerational Care 6pm Tuesday 26 February 2019 Taj Agra Restaurant 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT 2602Payment of $20 per person at the door, inclusive of … Continue reading →

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New Forum Australia Executive Committee

Posted on 29 October, 2018 by Forum Australia

Following the Forum Australia Annual General Meeting held on Monday 29 October at 6pm, the following members were elected to the Executive Committee: President – Imran Ahmad Vice President – Mohammed Ali Treasurer – Helen Wilson Secretary – Manar Ahmad … Continue reading →

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Mixed Up! Intergenerational Views on Living Across Cultures

Posted on 6 July, 2015 by Forum Australia

A discussion and dinner around being Mixed Up! Intergenerational Views on Living Across Cultures was held on 6pm Wednesday 29 July 2015 At Taj Agra Indian Restaurant, 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT Click here for photos Click here for videos … Continue reading →

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De-stressing the boiling point

Posted on 25 April, 2015 by Forum Australia

Forum Australia  (Aussie Forum Inc.)  www.aussieforum.org The Discussion and Dinner on De-stressing the boiling point or ‘managing personal stress’ was held at 6pm  on Wednesday, 6 May 2015 Taj Agra Indian Restaurant, 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT  Elliott Dunn, ABC 666 Radio – Master of … Continue reading →

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Fundraising Dinner for Canberra Hospital Paedriatrics

Posted on 24 November, 2014 by Forum Australia

Forum  Australia (Aussie Forum Inc.) www.aussieforum.org invites you to FUNDRAISING DINNER in support of THE CANBERRA HOSPITAL – PAEDIATRICS Come and enjoy great food from South India and good company as you take a break at the end of the year 7 … Continue reading →

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Interfaith Harmony: Where are we?

Posted on 21 October, 2014 by Forum Australia

Luncheon Meeting was held to discuss Interfaith Harmony: Where are we?  Discourse, arguments and counter-arguments  12 noon Saturday 1 November 2014 Venue: Taj Agra Indian Restaurant, 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT Speakers  Her Excellency Rima Alaadeen Ambassador, the Hashemite Kingdom of … Continue reading →

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Renewable Energy Future of Canberra

Posted on 4 September, 2014 by Forum Australia

Luncheon Meeting discussed Renewable Energy Future of Canberra Discourse, arguments and counter-arguments 12 noon Saturday 13 September 2014  Venue: Taj Agra Indian Restaurant, 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT Photos Videos of Speeches and Questions Speakers John Grimes CEO, Australian Solar … Continue reading →

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Australia Under New Management

Posted on 24 February, 2014 by Forum Australia

Luncheon Meeting discussed   AUSTRALIA UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Are we better or worse? Discourse, arguments and counter-arguments 12 noon Saturday 1 March 2014 Venue: Taj Agra Indian Restaurant, 35 Woolley St, Dickson, ACT   Speakers Jack Waterford Editor-at-Large, The Canberra Times … Continue reading →

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Women in today’s Society

Posted on 24 February, 2014 by Forum Australia

Luncheon Meeting discussing  Women in today’s society (status, respect, education, liberation) Do women only deserve “Second Place”? Is minimal education (or none) enough for them? Should their exploitation continue? Will they ever enjoy real freedom of expression? Has women’s liberation … Continue reading →

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