Steve McGhie extends Diwali greetings to Indian community in Melton

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Wishing you and your family a happy and joyous Diwali: McGhie

As Diwali, the Festival of Lights, brings joy and celebration to communities across Victoria, Steve McGhie MP, the State Member for Melton, has extended warm greetings to the Indian community. Recognising Diwali’s themes of light, resilience, and togetherness, McGhie’s message celebrates the festival’s significance within the local community.

“Wishing you and your family a happy and joyous Diwali,” McGhie shared, acknowledging the rich cultural traditions that Diwali brings to Melton. He expressed appreciation for the Indian community’s contributions to local life, whether through cultural events, community initiatives, or the small businesses that are integral to Melton’s social fabric.

Diwali, celebrated with the lighting of diyas, festive gatherings, and the exchange of sweets, symbolises the triumph of light over darkness and hope over despair. McGhie’s message reflects the importance of community and inclusivity, values that are at the heart of Diwali and resonate deeply within Melton’s diverse population.

In recognising the contributions of the Indian community, McGhie’s Diwali message reaffirms his commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment in Melton. His message highlights Diwali as not just a religious event, but a shared celebration that brings people together, enriching the community’s cultural landscape.

As families across Melton gather to celebrate, Steve McGhie’s greetings serve as a reminder of the unity, joy, and resilience that Diwali represents, underscoring the strength of diversity within Victoria.


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