Join us at this exciting event organised by City of Melbourne!

Date: 27 April 2008
Time: 10:15am for 11am start
Venue: Melbourne Town Hall - Swanston St, MELBOURNE

Official opening by Lord Mayor John So
Aussie BBQ
Hot prizes and giveaways - Win an optus pre-paid phone with loads of credit
performances
+ many many more

More information, visit http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=43&pg=3972

EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

The Australian Federation Of International Students (AFIS) responded with sadness to the tragedy yesterday when two students from Pakistan were helplessly swept off the rocks of Phillip Island.

An exhibition of rare and spectacular masks from China is now on show for the first and only time in Australia at the Immigration Museum.

Discover rare and spectacular masks from China in this exhibition exclusive to the Immigration Museum. Featuring handmade masks of wood, paper, copper, bronze and fabric, Masks of China explores the significance of masks in Chinese culture and history. The ancient yet still living tradition of mask-making brings together beliefs, myths and symbols from Shamanism and Buddhism, and reflects China’s many ethnic minority cultures. Constructed and painted by hand, some more than 200 years old, these masks symbolise China’s rich and diverse cultural landscape.