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Thousands gathered in Sydney to celebrate Telugu culture with mesmerizing dance, music, and guest speeches. Thank you to all the volunteers and participants!

FTAA is proud to launch weekend Telugu language classes for children and adults. Classes start July 1st. Limited seats available.

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering trans-Pacific tsunami alerts. Despite powerful waves (up to 4 m), minimal damage occurred thanks to swift evacuations

Canada announces plans to formally recognize a Palestinian state in September, joining the UK and France in this diplomatic shift. The move is tied to ongoing efforts to promote peace in the Gaza conflict

The National Party leadership spill in May saw Kevin Hogan win deputy leadership while David Littleproud retained the top post

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FTAA is emerging to be the peak body representing all Telugu Community Groups in the Australia; to advocate on matters of interest to the Telugu Communities; to promote Art & Culture and to foster friendships with the wider Australian Community.Any association represented by the Telugu community can become member of FTAA. The organisation is to represent the issues relevant for the community at a strategic level. Currently, FTAA is representing the issues of Telugu language recognition for translators and interpreters in Australia.

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