NSW Liberal Leader Kellie Sloane MP and senior members of the New South Wales Opposition have wished readers “a joyous and colourful Holi” ahead of the festival on March 4.
Ms Sloane is joined by Deputy Leader of the NSW Liberal Party Natalie Ward MLC and a number of shadow ministers and parliamentary colleagues in extending their greetings to the Indian community.
Among those adding their names are Mark Coure MP, Shadow Minister for Multiculturalism and Member for Oatley, Ray Williams MP, Member for Kellyville, Mark Taylor MP, Member for Winston Hills, and Tanya Davies MP, Member for Badgerys Creek.
Also included are Mark Hodges MP, Member for Castle Hill, Jordan Lane MP, Member for Ryde, Alister Henskens SC MP, Member for Wahroonga, James Wallace MP, Member for Hornsby, and Monica Tudehope MP, Member for Epping.
Holi, widely celebrated by Hindu communities across Australia and internationally, falls on March 4 this year. The festival marks the arrival of spring and is traditionally observed with gatherings, music and the sharing of coloured powders among family and friends. In New South Wales, community events are held across Sydney and in regional centres, reflecting the state’s diverse population.
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