Mid-August is a season of independence for millions of Australians with roots across South Asia, who now call Australia home. This year, Aware Super is marking the occasion with a shared message: the leap continues beyond arrival.

For many migrant Australians, independence began well before retirement. It began with the courageous decision to leave behind the familiar and build a new life in Australia. Financial independence is the next chapter of that journey – the freedom and security that comes from knowing years of hard work have created a strong foundation for the future.

For Aware Super, that journey is seen and valued. As one of Australia’s leading profit-to-member superannuation funds, we serve members from a wide range of cultural backgrounds and lived experiences, recognising that every member’s pathway to financial security and retirement planning is different. We support members throughout their retirement journey – a commitment that reflects our broader approach to social impact and inclusion.

In practice, that means helping people and communities build deeper engagement with super by ensuring it is relevant to their lives, long-term goals and financial priorities. Super is part of a broader journey of building financial security — for members themselves, their families and future generations. For Aware Super, that means helping members understand, access and safeguard their super at the moments and life stages that matter — from a first job and family milestones to supporting loved ones overseas, buying a first home and planning well before retirement.

“For many people and communities across Australia, building financial security is part of a much bigger journey — one that spans work, family, community and future generations,” said Aware Super CEO Deanne Stewart.

“Many have made sacrifices, created opportunities for current and future generations, and contributed enormously to our communities and economy. They deserve to feel just as confident about their financial future, and to know that their journey is recognised and valued.

Financial independence is another leap – one that is built gradually, pay by pay, over many years. We want every member to be supported across their journey.”

Financial independence is about choice, confidence and the ability to plan for what comes next. For some, it is the confidence to plan ahead. For others, it is the ability to support loved ones, create new opportunities and feel more secure about the future. Aware Super is proud to celebrate the journeys, contributions and aspirations of the communities it serves.

About Aware Super

Aware Super is one of Australia’s largest profit-to-member superannuation funds, managing more than $200 billion in retirement savings on behalf of around 1.3 million members. With a strong commitment to creating positive social impact, Aware Super works to improve financial wellbeing while engaging with diverse communities across Australia to better serve members’ experiences and long-term financial priorities.

To learn more about Aware Super’s commitment to creating positive social impact and helping all Australians build a more secure financial future, visit https://aware.com.au/member/about-us/corporate-sustainability

Disclaimer: This release contains general information only. It does not take into account any person’s objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this information, readers should consider its appropriateness to their circumstances and seek independent financial advice. Aware Super financial planning services are provided by Aware Financial Services Australia Limited (ABN 86 003 742 756, AFSL 238430), wholly owned by Aware Super. Issued by Aware Super Pty Ltd (ABN 11 118 202 672, AFSL 293340), trustee of Aware Super (ABN 53 226 460 365).

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The landmark event, organised by Bageshwar Dham Sydney Pty Ltd, will be led by globally recognised spiritual leader Pujya Shree Dheerendra Krishna Shastri, Bageshwar Dham Sarkar, who is visiting Australia as part of his international spiritual outreach promoting the values of unity, love, peace and harmony.

Organisers say the gathering reflects the timeless Indian philosophy of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” — meaning “The World is One Family”, and aims to strengthen spiritual awareness, cultural identity and community connection across Australia’s multicultural society.

Registration details and entry information

Entry to Sanatan Sangam 2026 will be free, however registration is mandatory, with bookings required to attend the event.

• Registration opens: 20 February 2026
• Event date: 15 April 2026
• Time: 11:00 am onwards
• Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia
• Entry: Free, but registration is essential

Organisers have encouraged devotees and community members to register early due to strong expected demand.

Contact and registration enquiries

Official enquiries, registrations and information can be made through authorised organisers:

• Satish Raj (President): 0450 696 220
• Pravin Sharma (Secretary): 0410 251 807
• Email: bageshwardhaamsydney@outlook.com

Donations and community support

Bageshwar Dham Sydney Pty Ltd has also welcomed voluntary donations to support the organisation and event:

• Organisation: Bageshwar Dham Sydney Pty Ltd
• BSB: 012318
• Account number: 802224225
• PayID: 0450696220

Organisers said contributions will help strengthen spiritual and cultural initiatives within the community.

Promoting unity and spiritual awareness

Sanatan Sangam 2026 is expected to attract attendees from across Australia, including families, youth and community leaders seeking spiritual guidance and cultural connection.

Pujya Shree Dheerendra Krishna Shastri, regarded by followers as a global messenger of unity and spiritual clarity, has conducted spiritual tours across more than ten countries, drawing large gatherings of devotees.

Organisers say the Sydney event will focus on promoting universal human values while encouraging reflection, mental clarity and positive engagement among younger generations navigating modern challenges.

The Sydney Opera House, one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks, has hosted global leaders, cultural icons and historic events — and Sanatan Sangam 2026 is expected to mark a significant moment for Australia’s Indian diaspora and broader multicultural community.

Registrations officially open on 20 February 2026, with organisers expecting significant participation in what is being described as a historic spiritual gathering.

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Key points

• LMExams says it has delivered more than 12 million digital assessments for 50+ universities and colleges in India and Malaysia
• The company promotes a “paperlike but paperless” handwritten exam system
• A panel with the Victorian Trade Commissioner to South Asia and Emertel’s CEO discussed integrity in the age of AI and Australia–India education links

The company was a Gold Sponsor of the 2025 Association for Tertiary Education Management (ATEM) conference, which organisers say drew leaders and practitioners in assessment and examinations management from more than 40 universities in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia.

LMExams says its tally equates to 200 million answer sheets, delivered with “zero data and time loss”, and claims associated environmental benefits of 25,000 trees saved.

‘Paperlike but paperless’ handwriting, aimed at AI-era integrity

The company is promoting what it calls a world-first “paperlike but paperless” handwritten assessment system: a purpose-built tablet and stylus paired with software that allows students to handwrite practice tests and formal exams without paper.

LMExams says the platform integrates with existing university systems, removes document-scanning workflows and avoids the complexity of running exams across hundreds or thousands of bring-your-own devices. It supports in-person, remote and hybrid delivery, and is designed to operate in power- and bandwidth-constrained settings.

With it, LMExams brings a unique ‘five Es’ value proposition to the Australian education spectrum

• Equitable: Ensure every student, anywhere, can achieve effective learning outcomes, supported by analytics-driven insights into student performance and faculty feedback.
• Equity: Deliver a fairer assessment model by combining handwriting as an integrity safeguard with technology designed to support unbiased evaluation.
• Economics: Lower per-exam delivery costs by eliminating paper-based administration and maximising digital efficiencies.
• Experience: Provide a secure, intuitive platform that requires minimal training and integrates with existing academic systems.
• Enhancement: Boost exam-administrator productivity while creating new employment opportunities through technology-enabled workflows and support services.

Srikanth Ganesan, Chief Executive Officer, said, “Our goal at LMExams is to empower universities with smarter, more secure, and more student-friendly assessment solutions.”

“The ATEM Conference gave us an invaluable opportunity to connect directly with the people shaping assessment practices across Australia and New Zealand”

Ganesan added.

Panel focuses on integrity, Australia–India links

A conference panel featured Mr Ganesan, Michelle Wade, the Victorian Trade Commissioner to South Asia, and Sundar Iyer, chief executive of Melbourne-based go-to-market accelerator Emertel.

The discussion canvassed India’s role in ed-tech innovation, the case for digital handwriting as an integrity safeguard in the age of generative AI, and opportunities for Australia–India collaboration in education and assessment.

Sundar Iyer explained, Emertel connects global innovation with local needs. Australian universities are committed to providing assessments that are secure, sustainable, accessible to, and inclusive of every student.

“Through the partnership between Emertel and LMExams, we are able to offer Australian universities a world-first, AI-ready platform that uses handwriting as an integrity safeguard.

It meets Australian standards of privacy and data security and which sustainably delivers paperless exams at less than the price of a cup of coffee on a per student basis,”

Mr Iyer said.

Conference organisers said more than 100 delegates attended the event. LMExams reported strong interest at its exhibition stand from academic administrators and assessment specialists looking to address academic integrity, operational efficiency and flexible delivery.

Victorian Trade Commissioner to South Asia Michelle Wade told delegates the Australia–India education corridor has significant headroom for growth, with Victoria remaining a leading destination for Indian undergraduate and postgraduate students.

She praised the tech leadership of Indian companies, especially LMExams and said deeper collaboration with Australian universities could yield breakthrough products and tangible value for learners and institutions.

What’s next

LMExams says its sponsorship, alongside Emertel’s participation, reflects a commitment to help Australian and New Zealand universities adopt more efficient, inclusive and secure assessment systems and to collaborate on “future-ready” models that balance scale with integrity.

The company says it will continue engaging with institutions interested in paperless handwriting as one approach to maintaining exam integrity in an AI-saturated learning environment.

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Running from 12 to 22 July 2025 across six major Australian cities—and livestreamed globally—the event is expected to draw over 10,000 devotees and spiritual seekers.

A Journey Through the Shrimad Bhagwat Katha

At the heart of Hari Charcha is the Shrimad Bhagwat Katha, widely regarded as among Hinduism’s most sacred texts. Over the course of each three-day program, Guru Indresh will weave engaging storytelling, divine music, and practical teachings to illuminate the Katha’s timeless lessons.

Attendees can look forward to:

• Reflective discourses unpacking the Bhagwat’s philosophy
• Uplifting bhajans—heartfelt devotional songs led by accomplished musicians
• A nurturing satsang environment fostering community and shared inquiry

Locations and Live Streaming

To ensure broad access, Hari Charcha will be held in:

• Melbourne (12–14 July)
• Hobart (15 July)
• Brisbane (16 July)
• Gold Coast (17 July)
• Sydney (18-20 July)
• Canberra (21–22 July)

Each session will also be streamed live on YouTube, enabling participation from home or abroad.

Hari Charcha welcomes people from all walks of life—from lifelong practitioners of Bhakti Yoga to those simply curious about Indian spiritual traditions. Whether you seek deeper inner peace, devotional inspiration, or philosophical insight, Guru Indresh’s teachings will provide practical tools for integrating ancient wisdom into everyday life.

Bhaktipath Australia has rapidly grown into a leading spiritual organisation, offering regular workshops, retreats, and online resources. Hari Charcha marks its most ambitious project to date, underscoring its commitment to preserving and sharing Sanatan Dharma.

Contact:
📞 0432 919 880 | 0430 394 801
📧 bhaktiPath.au@gmail.com

Visit Bhaktipath Australia’s website for detailed event schedules and YouTube streaming links.

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The election is scheduled to take place on October 25, 2024, and Patel has outlined a platform focused on community service, cultural inclusivity, and improving local governance.

A Proven Commitment to Community Service

Patel, who has lived in Australia for over 21 years, has a long track record of serving the community through various social initiatives. From volunteering with non-profit organisations to helping asylum seekers and refugees find jobs and housing, his contributions reflect his commitment to supporting diverse communities in Wyndham and beyond.

“I have always been driven by the principle of selfless service,” Patel said.

“Through my years of volunteering and social work, I’ve developed a deep understanding of the challenges our community faces, and I want to use that experience to advocate for positive change.”

His efforts have been widely recognised, including receiving the International Award for Volunteering from a United Nations-affiliated organisation, further cementing his reputation as a dedicated and passionate community advocate.

A Platform for a Better Wyndham

Patel’s campaign is built on the values of honesty, responsibility, and inclusivity. He aims to address key issues affecting the Wimba Ward and the wider Wyndham community, including:

1. Improved Public Services: Patel promises to advocate for better access to essential services like healthcare and housing for vulnerable populations, including refugees and asylum seekers.
2. Cultural Inclusivity: Having organized Diwali celebrations since 2009 and worked with various cultural groups, Patel pledges to continue fostering multicultural harmony by promoting events that celebrate Wyndham’s diversity.
3. Support for International Students and New Migrants: Drawing on his experience advocating for international students and regional visa holders, Patel plans to address concerns about education fees and access to public services for students and new migrants.
4. Enhanced Community Programs: Patel has spearheaded multiple community programs in Wyndham, including the “Salutations of the Elder and Family Get-Together” initiative, which brings together families and seniors. He is committed to expanding such programs to improve social cohesion.
5. Youth Engagement and Education: Patel has previously worked with youth organizations in both Australia and India, and he aims to implement more resources for education and youth programs in Wyndham to empower the next generation of leaders.

Local and International Experience

Patel’s background in social work extends beyond Wyndham. In Adelaide, he was a founding member of a group advocating for regional visa holders. In Griffith, NSW, he helped build bridges between the Indian-Australian and Aboriginal communities, and in Melbourne, he has played an active role in temple organizations and multicultural events.

“I believe that Wyndham is a vibrant and diverse community, and together, we can build a brighter future for all,” Patel said.

“I am honoured to have the support of my family, friends, and neighbors as I embark on this journey.”

A Call for Support

Patel’s candidacy has been met with enthusiastic support from various community members, who have praised his longstanding dedication to service. He is encouraging residents of Wimba Ward to voice their concerns and ideas for a better Wyndham, inviting everyone to participate in shaping the community’s future.

“Vote for a committed advocate for the people,” Patel said in his closing remarks.

“Together, we can bring about significant change and construct a more promising future for Wyndham.”

Residents are encouraged to reach out to Patel with their ideas or questions regarding his campaign at satishforwimba@gmail.com.

As election day approaches, Patel remains focused on his mission to serve the people of Wyndham, ensuring that their voices are heard and their needs met. His experience, combined with his dedication to social justice, positions him as a strong candidate in the race for Wimba Ward.

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What began as an academic venture quickly turned into a pathway to becoming the owner of a thriving fruit, vegetable, and grocery business chain, Fruit World Group.

From IT to Business Ventures

After completing his degree, Patel initially worked for a logistics company, where he honed his understanding of supply chains and operations. Around the same time, he and some friends launched a small cleaning business. This entrepreneurial spark led him to meet future business partners who would collaborate with him on a new venture.

His big break came when Sunrise Fresh, a small business in Wentworthville owned by close friends Samir Naik and Brijesh Patel needed help computerising its inventory and finances. With his IT background and logistics expertise, Ankur Patel stepped in and transformed the business operations.

Recognising his efficiency in managing logistics, Ankur, Samir and Brijesh decided to take the plunge into the fruit and vegetable business, establishing Fruit World Group.

Building the Fruit World Group

The timing of Patel’s entry into the grocery business coincided with the rapid growth of Sydney’s western suburbs, as many multicultural communities, particularly Indian Australians, began settling in the area.

Understanding the market dynamics and the cultural preferences of the growing population, Patel and his partners opened or acquired one store every two years, expanding their footprint steadily.

In 2016, Hills Fruit World opened in Sovernhill Plaza, followed by the acquisition of David’s Fresh in Homebush in 2018. Despite facing challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, Patel and his team managed to launch the highly popular Blacktown Fruit World in 2021, catering to the Indian subcontinent’s grocery needs.

The business continued to flourish, and by 2023, they opened Box Hill Fruit World, a high-end store addressing the needs of European, Middle Eastern, and continental grocery.

Overcoming Challenges in the Sydney Market

Patel’s journey in the fruit and vegetable business was not without its hurdles. In the early days, when he and his partners went to Sydney Market to establish their business account and purchase produce, the market cooperative was initially hesitant to work with them.

Patel recalls how they refused to provide goods despite him offering to pay upfront in cash, citing concerns over unfamiliarity with Indian-Australian business practices.

“They were hesitant as they had never done business with Indian Australians and didn’t know our business practices,”

Patel shared.

However, the tides have turned since then. “We have changed perceptions now. The same vendors in the market now make special coffee for me when I am there for early morning meetings,” Patel says proudly.

Working in the fruit and vegetable industry demands long hours and early starts.

Patel explains, “Our typical day starts at 3 am. By 4:30 am, orders are sorted, and by 5:30 am, everything is loaded into our trucks to be delivered to the stores. By 7:30 am, fresh products are on the shelves, ready for customers when the shops open at 9 am.”

Community Service at the Core

Beyond expanding his business empire, Patel is deeply committed to serving the community. During the COVID-19 lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, when many businesses hiked prices, Patel’s Fruit World Group continued to sell fresh products at minimal margins to ensure that the community had access to affordable groceries.

“I take pride in serving the community by selling fresh products at the lowest minimum margins,”

Patel says.

His business also provided significant support to local charities. “Every week, we supplied fruits, vegetables, and groceries to multiple charity organisations that made support baskets for people and families struggling during the pandemic.”

In addition, Fruit World Group regularly supports community events, senior citizen clubs, and religious organisations, including local Gurdwaras and Hindu temples. Whether it’s a Ram Navami celebration or a Ganesh Chaturthi festival, Patel’s business has been known to offer groceries, fruits, and vegetables at heavily discounted prices or even free of charge.

Looking to the Future

When asked if he plans to enter politics, Patel laughs and says,

“People like us love to discuss politics and shape public opinion about politicians, but I am more focused on supporting those who work for the well-being of multicultural communities.”

However, Patel is far from done expanding his business empire. He shares his excitement about launching a wholesale business model, aimed at supplying fresh produce to restaurants, aged care homes, childcare centres, and cafes.

“We’ve already done a soft start with an online platform for deliveries, and it’s doing very well,”

he explains.

Looking ahead, Patel remains committed to strengthening India-Australia relations, particularly in business and trade.

“Growing India and Australia’s relationship to prosper and grow together is a core philosophy for us,” Patel says, confident that his business ventures will continue to contribute to the broader success of both nations.

Ankur Patel’s rise from an international student to a successful business owner exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit and hard work that can drive success in Australia’s competitive market. His leadership in the Fruit World Group is not only a business success story but also a reflection of his dedication to community service and multicultural integration in Australia.

As he continues to expand his business and build bridges between India and Australia, Patel’s journey remains an inspiring example for aspiring entrepreneurs in the global diaspora.

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Stay Fresh and Healthy with Lassi Waves

Lassi Waves aims to take customers on a journey to a better world where everyone enjoys a variety of lassi. This new outlet merges the flavours of Indian cuisine with the diverse palates of Australians, creating a cultural fusion that offers a unique, authentic beverage experience. The timing aligns perfectly with Australia’s growing emphasis on health and wellness, providing a refreshing drink that pleases the taste buds and offers numerous health benefits.

A Commitment to Excellence and Growth

At the helm of this exciting new venture is Indian Australian Minid Patel, who brings over 14 years of experience in the hospitality industry. With a background as a restaurant and F&B manager in renowned international hotels like the Grand Hyatt Melbourne and Rendezvous Hotel, Mr Patel’s expertise in customer service and management is unparalleled. Since 2018, he has successfully managed Honest Restaurant and KBC Pan House in Dandenong, Melbourne, demonstrating his strategic vision and hands-on approach even through the challenges posed by the COVID era.

Mr. Patel’s focus on diverse business areas, coupled with adept digital marketing strategies, has significantly contributed to the success of his ventures. His commitment to excellence, growth strategies, and unwavering dedication to customer service make him a valuable asset to the Lassi Waves.

Minid Patel says, “Embarking on a journey that transcends taste, Lassi Waves is not just a brand; it’s a dream project.”

“The vision is to redefine the beverage experience by bringing the rich heritage of Indian culture to the forefront,”

explains Mr Patel.

With an ambitious plan to open 10 stores within the next year, Lassi Waves aims to weave the tapestry of tradition with modernity, introducing the everyday joy of lassi to discerning palates across Australia.

Exciting Flavors of Lassi Waves

At Lassi Waves, indulge in the creamy delight of traditional Indian yogurt drinks, packed with a variety of exciting flavours that offer both refreshment and health benefits.

Experience the tropical sweetness of Mango Mania Lassi, the delicate touch of Strawberry Daisy Lassi, or the vibrant mix in our Mix Fruit Fusion Lassi. For those craving something exotic, try the luscious Lychee Lassi or the tangy Pineapple Punch Lassi.

Lassi Waves also offers unique blends like the rich and satisfying American Cream Lassi and the decadent Butterscotch Lassi, alongside traditional favourites such as the nutty Nut Therapy Lassi and the aromatic Kesar Pista Lassi.

Just when you think Lassi Waves has delighted your taste buds with its range of refreshing lassis, they surprise you with delectable kulfi flavours.

Indulge in the rich creaminess of our Mango Kulfi, bursting with tropical mango goodness, or savour the traditional sweetness of Rabri Kulfi. For a royal treat, try Kesar Pista Kulfi, infused with the luxurious flavours of saffron and pistachio. Nut lovers will find satisfaction in the crunchy delight of Nut Therapy Kulfi, while chocolate enthusiasts can dive into the velvety bliss of Chocolate Kulfi.

And for those seeking a classic dessert experience, Cassata options, including the Classic and Chocolate Orange, offer a perfect finish to your culinary journey.

Each sip and bite not only tantalizes the taste buds but also supports local agriculture by using always fresh milk and fruit. Whether you’re after a sweet treat or a healthful refreshment, Lassi Waves promises a delightful experience in every cup.

The Growth Plan

Lassi Waves envisions expanding its presence to 50 stores across Australia in the next two years, with sights set on international horizons. Within one year, Lassi Waves plans to make its mark on the global stage, reaching out to the United States and Canada. This ambitious stride towards international acclaim is a testament to the belief that Lassi Waves has the potential to become a global household name, inviting everyone to savour the essence of Indian culture in a single, refreshing sip.

Joining Minid Patel in this venture is Alap Patel, the visionary director steering the course for Lassi Waves. With a Master’s in Accounting and extensive experience in Inventory Management, Finance Management, and Sales and Marketing Audits. He brings a robust understanding of business operations and market intricacies.

To ensure the successful growth of Lassi Waves, Minid Patel will leverage his extensive experience in the hospitality industry, strategic vision, and hands-on approach. Partnering with Alap Patel, a co-founder with a robust understanding of business operations and market intricacies, the duo will blend their expertise to drive the venture forward. Alap’s background in accounting, and inventory management, and his role as a restaurant manager specialising in British Indian cuisine, provide a strong foundation for operational efficiency and culinary excellence.

Together, their complementary skills and shared passion for the culinary arts will propel Lassi Waves towards a promising and delectable future.

Join the Journey

Lassi Waves is more than just a drink; it’s a journey of taste, tradition, and triumph. With every sip, customers experience the rich heritage of Indian culture, crafted with natural ingredients and a dedication to wellness. As Lassi Waves embarks on this exciting venture, it invites everyone to join in and enjoy the refreshing taste of tradition and modernity combined.

For more information and to experience the delightful flavours of Lassi Waves, visit the new outlet in Dandenong today. If you want to be part of growing Frenchie check lassiwaves.com.au for more details.

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