As Diwali celebrations light up across New South Wales, the NSW Liberal team, led by Opposition Leader Mark Speakman, has extended heartfelt Diwali wishes to the Indian community and all who celebrate the Festival of Lights. With a unified message of prosperity, joy, and recognition, the Liberals are honouring the contributions of the Indian community and acknowledging the values that Diwali represents.
Mark Speakman, joined by Deputy Leader Natalie Ward, Mark Coure, and several other Liberal representatives, has highlighted Diwali as a symbol of resilience and unity. Diwali, with its traditions of lighting diyas, sharing meals, and gathering with loved ones, represents the triumph of light over darkness—a theme the NSW Liberals see as closely aligned with the spirit of multiculturalism and community in New South Wales.
“The NSW Liberals wish you a happy and bright Diwali!” reads their message, reflecting on the festival’s importance as a time of reflection and celebration. Each representative in the Liberal team, including figures like Jordan Lane, Tim James, and Ray Williams, recognises the Hindu community’s ongoing contributions to NSW’s vibrant social fabric, from small businesses to public services.
Shadow Ministers and members such as Alister Henskens, Mark Hodges, and Tanya Davies further expressed their gratitude to the Indian community for enriching NSW’s cultural diversity. With festivals like Diwali, New South Wales continues to embody a spirit of inclusion, where diverse backgrounds and traditions unite in celebration.
The NSW Liberal Team’s Diwali message celebrates the Hindu community’s role in New South Wales, reinforcing their commitment to a thriving multicultural society. As families gather to light diyas and celebrate, this shared message of joy, resilience, and hope serves as a reminder of the strength found in community and diversity across the state.
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