Iconic lingustic(Punjabi and English) artworks will be installed at the NSW Heritage listed Gurdwara Sahib depicting integration of culturally and linguistically diverse Australians. This project is led by Harminder Boparai, a renowned artist from Michigan with exhibitions like ArtPrize 2024. Collaboration with… Read more: Gurmukhi Art Project (Fatti and Gaagar)

Gurdwara Sahib Woolgoolga NSW, an early Sikh site in this country is now recognised, celebrated and protected – Article by Rajni Anand Luthra of Indian Link -October 22, 2020

European expansion into the north coast region began in the mid-19th century and the 25,000-acre ‘Weelgoolga Station’ was established in 1874, before the Woolgoolga township was formally surveyed in 1886. It was during this period that a new wave of migrants from the Punjab region of northern India, and of the Sikh faith, were arriving in Australia, settling beyond the new town in northern NSW and Queensland.