Bridging Nations,
Building Futures
The Ausind Bridge Foundation is established to foster collaboration, mutual growth and social impact between Australia and India. With a strategic focus on business and bilateral trade, political cooperation and charitable causes, the Ausind Bridge Foundation brings together businesses, politicians and philanthropists to drive positive change.
Our Mission
To strengthen Australia–India ties across business and trade, political cooperation, and charitable causes, facilitating economic collaboration and uplifting communities.
Our Vision
To build a resilient and inclusive ausind bridge foundation that transcends boundaries, fostering sustainable growth and mutual prosperity, where Australia and India stand as global leaders.
Our Purpose
To transform dialogue into action through leadership engagement, policy implementation, and community-driven initiatives that deliver tangible outcomes for both nations.
Action
Strategic Focus Areas
We concentrate on key areas to strengthen Australia-India relations through practical initiatives.
Australia-India Relations
Enhancing bilateral cooperation through strategic partnerships, cultural exchange, and mutual understanding.
Policy Dialogue Action
Converting strategic discussions into tangible initiatives through structured implementation frameworks.
Leadership & Community
Empowering current and future leaders through exchange programmes and community-led initiatives.
Featured Programmes
Driving leadership and collaboration through specialised initiatives
Leadership Exchange Programme
High-level engagement between Australian and Indian leaders, focusing on governance best practices and shared challenges.
Youth Leadership Programmes
Bringing together young leaders to discuss challenges and develop innovative solutions for a cooperative future.
Core Values That Guide Us
These principles shape our decisions and drive our commitment to excellence.
Integrity
Upholding honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct in all our work
Inclusivity
Embracing diversity and celebrating cultural richness
Collaboration
Harnessing the power of collective effort and strategic partnerships
Innovation
Continuous learning and embracing new approaches
Empowerment
Enabling individuals and communities to reach their full potential
Sustainability
Commitment to environmental and social responsibility
Resilience
Determination to overcome challenges and learn from setbacks
Excellence
Upholding the highest standards of quality and professionalism
Honouring Our Legacy & Community Partners
We acknowledge and honour the organisations whose contributions have strengthened cultural, social, and diplomatic ties between Australia and India.
South Asian Community Link Group – Australasia (SACLG)
Empowering South Asian communities through cultural programs and community development.
Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) Melbourne
Promoting welfare, unity, and cross-cultural engagement across the Indo-Australian diaspora.
Strategic Partners
We collaborate with premier institutions and organisations to drive excellence in education, research, technology, and cultural exchange.
NALSAR University of Law
A premier public law university in India, renowned for legal education, policy research, governance studies, and national impact.
KIIT University
A leading deemed-to-be university in India, offering a wide spectrum of programmes across engineering, law, medicine, management, and liberal arts, with a strong global presence.
Sri Sri University
A multidisciplinary private university in Odisha, known for holistic education, leadership development, ethics, and global exposure.
NITHM (National Institute of Tourism & Hospitality Management)
An autonomous institute under the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, specialising in tourism, hospitality, and travel management education.
Jagran Lakecity University
A private university recognised for interdisciplinary, industry-linked programmes across media, law, management, and liberal arts.
Triveni Institute
A specialised dental education and healthcare institution offering academic, clinical, and research-based programs in dental sciences.
Professor's Global School
An international school focused on global curricula, innovative pedagogy, and future-ready education models.
Dataviv Technologies
A cutting-edge artificial intelligence research company developing advanced AI-driven solutions and innovative technologies.
Kalinga Literary Festival
A prominent national literary and cultural platform promoting literature, the arts, intellectual discourse, and cultural dialogue.
Kalinga Kusum
A cultural and literary initiative associated with the Kalinga/KIIT ecosystem, promoting arts, heritage, and thought leadership.
LexMantra
A full-service business and legal consulting firm providing advisory services across corporate, legal, and compliance domains.
Community Initiatives
During challenging times, we've provided essential support and built resilient community networks.
Essential Support
Delivered food and grocery assistance to international students in Victoria facing financial hardship.
Mental Wellbeing
Provided online group counselling and one-to-one mentoring to support mental wellbeing during periods of isolation and uncertainty.
Settlement Support
Assisted new migrants from India with settlement support, including guidance on education, employment pathways, and access to local services.
Community Engagement
Ran webinars, mentoring programmes, and community forums to share accurate information, build connections, and reduce anxiety.
Trusted Networks
Created trusted community networks offering practical help, emotional support, and a sense of belonging during the pandemic.
Building Bridges
Our ongoing commitment is to connect communities, provide support, and foster meaningful relationships between Australia and India.
University Connect Programme
Building bridges between Australian and Indian higher education institutions through strategic partnerships, digital internships, and student support initiatives.
Programme Overview
The University Connect Programme commenced through AusInd Bridge Foundation (AIBF)'s partnerships with Sri Sri University, KIIT University, and other national-level institutions, including Jagran Lakecity University.
Sri Sri University
KIIT University
NITHM
Jagran Lakecity
Triveni Institute
More Partnerships
Pilot Digital Internship Programme
In 2020, AIBF conducted a series of online engagement sessions with Indian university students to support youth engagement, resilience, and cross-border collaboration. These interactions highlighted the need for an ongoing digital platform to connect students in India with opportunities linked to Australia–India cooperation.
In response, AIBF implemented a pilot digital internship programme in collaboration with an Indian university. Postgraduate management students participated remotely in project-based internships aligned with the Victorian Government's India Strategy. Students gained practical exposure to international policy, market research, and strategic analysis, while the programme enabled sustained academic and professional engagement between Australia and India.
The pilot demonstrated the effectiveness of virtual internships as a scalable and inclusive model for international collaboration, skills development, and cross-border student engagement.
COVID-19 Response & Student Support (2020–2021)
During the COVID-19 pandemic (2020–2021), AusInd Bridge Foundation (AIBF) delivered a range of targeted, non-commercial initiatives focused on international student welfare, mental wellbeing, migrant settlement support, and Australia–India community engagement.
International Student Welfare & Relief Support (Victoria)
AIBF coordinated food and grocery assistance for Indian and other international students in Victoria who experienced financial hardship due to job losses and reduced income during lockdowns. Support was delivered through trusted community volunteers and local networks. Assistance was confidential, need-based, and prioritised students with no income or family support in Australia.
Mental Health & Wellbeing Support
AIBF provided online group counselling sessions and one-to-one mentoring to support students' mental wellbeing during periods of isolation, uncertainty, and anxiety related to visas, study completion, and employment. These sessions supported students in both Australia and India, focusing on coping strategies, emotional resilience, and maintaining academic continuity.
Mentoring, Career Continuity & Information Webinars
AIBF conducted structured webinars and mentoring programmes addressing post-COVID education and study pathways, employability and career planning, and health, wellbeing, and resilience during disruption. Speakers included academics, industry professionals, policymakers, and community leaders from Australia, India, and Southeast Asia. These programmes ensured students continued to access reliable information, guidance, and learning opportunities during lockdowns.
Australia–India Student & Community Engagement Dialogues
Digital engagement forums maintained people-to-people links between Australia and India while international borders were closed. These dialogues focused on student experiences, cross-cultural understanding, and shared recovery challenges, helping build trust between students, Australian institutions, and community leadership.
Settlement Support for New Migrants
AIBF supported new migrants from India with settlement assistance, including guidance on education options, employment pathways, and access to local services. Trusted community networks were created to provide practical help, emotional support, and a sense of belonging during the pandemic.
Partnerships & Engagement Support (COVID Period)
During the COVID period, AIBF's programmes were supported through engagement and participation from the following parliamentary offices:
Organisational Leadership Recognition
Celebrating visionary leaders who are advancing the Australia–India relations.
Kamala Kanta Dash
Secretary, AusInd Bridge Foundation (India)
Parliamentary Felicitation
Kamala Kanta Dash was felicitated by The Hon. Iwan Walters MP at the Parliament of Victoria in recognition of his significant contributions to strengthening Australia–India relations and and his leadership role within the AusInd Bridge Foundation.
The Hon. Iwan Walters MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2021–present
- Member for Greenvale, Victoria — 2021–present
- Parliamentary Secretary for Disability — 2023–present
- Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural and Multifaith Victoria — 2026–present
- Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs — 2024–2026
- Parliamentary Secretary for Disability and Carers — 2023
- Acting Speaker — 2024–present
- Chair, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2023
- Member, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2023
Engagement with Parliamentary Leadership
• The felicitation was attended by members of Parliament, reflecting strong parliamentary support for the AusInd Bridge Foundation’s initiatives and recognition of its impact on bilateral relations.
The Hon. Luba Grigorovitch MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2022–present
- Member for Kororoit, Victoria — 2022–present
- Minister for Youth — 2026–present
- Minister for Carers and Volunteers — 2026–present
- Parliamentary Secretary for Outdoor Recreation — 2024–2026
- Chair, Electoral Matters Committee — 2023–2025
- Member, Electoral Matters Committee — 2023
- State Secretary, Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU), Victoria — 2016–2022
Impact
The Hon. Luba Grigorovitch MP brings extensive public policy and parliamentary leadership experience to support bilateral engagement initiatives between Australia and India.
Distinguished Leaders & Dignitaries
Our founder has had the privilege of engaging with prominent leaders who share our vision for stronger Australia-India relations.
Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Elaine Gardner AC FASSA
- Governor of Victoria — 2023–present
- Vice-Chancellor, Monash University — 2009–2023
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Melbourne — 2005–2009
- Professor of Economics, Monash University — 1993–2005
The Hon. Daniel Michael Andrews AC
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2002–2023
- Member for Mulgrave, Victoria — 2002–2023
- Premier of Victoria — 2014–2023
- Leader of the Victorian Labor Party — 2010–2023
- Leader of the Opposition, Victoria — 2010–2014
- Minister for Health, Victoria — 2007–2010
- Minister Assisting the Premier on Multicultural Affairs — 2006–2007
- Minister for Consumer Affairs — 2006–2007
- Minister for Gaming — 2006–2007
- Minister for Water — December 2022
- Minister for Regional Development — December 2022
- Minister for Commonwealth Games Legacy — December 2022
- Minister for Equality — December 2022
- Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Veterans' Affairs — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Children and Young Adults — 2010–201
- Parliamentary Secretary for Health — 2002–2006
The Hon. Ben Carroll MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2010–present
- Member for Niddrie, Victoria — 2010–present
- Deputy Premier of Victoria — 2023–present
- Minister for Education — 2023–present
- Minister for WorkSafe and the TAC — 2024–present
- Minister for Medical Research — 2026–present
- Member, Legislative Assembly Standing Orders Committee — 2017–2018, 2023–present
- Member, Dispute Resolution Committee — 2023–present
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Public Transport — 2013–2014
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Roads — 2013–2014
- Member, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee — 2022
- Member, Law Reform, Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee — 2013–2014
- Member, Economic Development and Infrastructure Committee — 2012–2013
The Hon. Andrew Giles MP
- Member of the Australian House of Representatives, Australian Labor Party — 2013–present
- Member for Scullin, Victoria — 2013–present
- Minister for Skills and Training — 2024–present
- Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs — 2022–2024
- Shadow Minister for Cities and Urban Infrastructure — 2019–2022
- Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs — 2019–2022
- Shadow Minister Assisting for Immigration and Citizenship — 2019–2022
- Shadow Assistant Minister for Schools — 2016–2019
- Parliamentary Secretary for Justice and Border Protection — 2013–2016
- Member, House of Representatives Standing Committees (Indigenous Affairs; Environment; Privileges and Members’ Interests; Infrastructure, Transport and Cities; Employment, Education and Training) — (2013–2019)
- Member, Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters — 2016–2019
- Member, Joint Statutory Committee on Public Accounts and Audit — 2014–2016
The. Hon Dr. Anne Aly MP
- Member of the Australian House of Representatives, Australian Labor Party — 2016–present
- Member for Cowan, Western Australia — 2016–present
- Minister for Small Business — 2025–present
- Minister for International Development — 2025–present
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs — 2025–present
- Cabinet Minister — 2025–present
- Minister for Youth — 2022–2025
- Minister for Early Childhood Education — 2022–2025
- Minister Assisting the Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme — 2025
- Member, House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics — 2019–2020
- Member, Joint Select Committee on Australia’s Family Law System — 2019–2021
- Member, Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade — 2016–2019
- Member, Joint Statutory Committee on Law Enforcement — 2016–2022
- Deputy Chair, Joint Statutory Committee on Law Enforcement — 2019–2022
- Member, Joint Statutory Committee on Intelligence and Security — 2020–2022
- Founder, People Against Violent Extremism (PAVE)
The Hon. Tim Watts MP
- Member of the Australian House of Representatives, Australian Labor Party — 2013–present
- Member for Gellibrand, Victoria — 2013–present)
- Chair, House of Representatives Standing Committee on Education — 2025–present
- Special Envoy for the Indian Ocean — 2023–present
- Member, Joint Standing Committees (Treaties; National Broadband Network; Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade) — 2013–present
- Deputy Chair / Member, House of Representatives Standing Committees (Publications; Health; Communications and the Arts; Tax and Revenue; Social Policy and Legal Affairs; Education) — 2013–2025
- Member / Deputy Chair, House of Representatives Select Committee on Social Media and Online Safety — 2021–2022
- Member, Joint Statutory Committees (Public Accounts and Audit; Corporations and Financial Services) — 2013–2022
- Shadow Assistant Minister for Communications — 2019–2022
- Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs — 2022–2025
- Shadow Assistant Minister for Cyber Security — 2019–2022
The Hon. Ingrid Stitt MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Council, Australian Labor Party — 2018–present
- Member for Western Metropolitan Region, Victoria — 2018–present
- Minister for Government Services — 2026–present
- Special Minister of State — 2026–present)
- Minister for Mental Health (2022–present)
- Minister for Multicultural and Multifaith Victoria (2026–present)
- Minister for Prevention of Family Violence — 2025–2026
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs — 2023–2026
- Minister for Environment — 2022–2023
- Minister for Early Childhood and Pre-Prep — 2022–2023
- Minister for Workplace Safety — 2020–2022
- Government Whip in the Legislative Council — 2018–2020
- Member, Public Accounts and Estimates Committee — 2019–2020
- Union official, Australian Services Union
The Hon. Gabrielle Williams MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2010–present
- Member for Dandenong, Victoria — 2010–present
- Minister for Transport Infrastructure — 2024–present
- Minister for Public and Active Transport — 2023–present
- Minister for Women and Girls — 2026–present
- Minister for Government Services — 2023–2024
- Minister for Consumer Affairs — 2023–2024
- Minister for Mental Health — 2022–2023
- Minister for Ambulance Services — 2022–2023
- Minister for Treaty and First Peoples — 2022–2023
- Minister for Prevention of Family Violence — 2018–2022
- Minister for Women — 2018–2022
- Minister for Aboriginal Affairs — 2020–2022
- Minister for Youth — 2018–2020
- Parliamentary Secretary for Carers and Volunteers — 2014–2016
- Parliamentary Secretary for Industry and Employment — 2016
- Parliamentary Secretary for Volunteers — 2016
- Parliamentary Secretary for Health — 2016–2018
- Parliamentary Secretary for Carers and Volunteers — 2016–2018
The Hon. Enver Erdogan MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Council, Australian Labor Party — 2018–present
- Member for Northern Metropolitan, Victoria — 2018–present
- Minister for Environment — 2026–present
- Minister for Outdoor Recreation — 2026–present
- Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation — 2024–present
- Minister for Youth Justice — 2022–2026
- Minister for Corrections — 2022–2026
- Minister for Victim Support — 2022–2024
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney-General — 2022
- Chair, Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee — 2020–2022
- Member / Participating, Legislative Council Legal and Social Issues Committee — 2019–2022
- Member, Legislative Council Procedure Committee — 2023–present
- Member, Electoral Matters Committee — 2021–2022
- Member, Pandemic Declaration Accountability and Oversight Committee — 2021–2022
- Member, Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee — 2020
The Hon. Steve Dimopoulos MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2014–present
- Member for Oakleigh, Victoria — 2014–present
- Minister for Economic Growth and Jobs — 2026–present
- Minister for Sport and Major Events — 2026–present
- Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events — 2022–2026
- Minister for Creative Industries — 2022–2023
- Minister for Environment — 2023–2026
- Minister for Outdoor Recreation — 2023–2026
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier — 2020–2022
- Parliamentary Secretary for Mental Health — 2020–2022
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer — 2018–2020
- Member, Public Accounts and Estimates Committee — 2015–2018
- Member, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2014–2018
Josh Bull MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2014–present
- Member for Sunbury, Victoria — 2014–present
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer — 2026–present
- Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure Delivery — 2024–2026
- Parliamentary Secretary for Transport — 2022–2026
- Parliamentary Secretary for Level Crossing Removals — 2022–2024s
- Parliamentary Secretary for Health — 2021–2022
- Parliamentary Secretary for Carers and Volunteers — 2021–2022
- Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs — 2018–2021
- Parliamentary Secretary for Youth — 2020–2021
- Member, Pandemic Declaration Accountability and Oversight Committee — 2022
- Member, Environment, Natural Resources and Regional Development Committee — 2017–2018
- Member, House Committee — 2015–2018
- Member, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2014–2014
Roshena Campbell
- Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne — 2024–present
- Portfolio Head for Planning — 2024–present
- Deputy Portfolio Holder for Tourism and Events — 2024–present
- Councillor, City of Melbourne — 2020–2024
Her Excellency the Honourable Sally Capp AC FASSA
- Lord Mayor of Melbourne — 2018–2024
- Chief Commissioner, Victoria Police (Acting) — 2015–2018
- CEO, Committee for Melbourne — 2013–2015
- Chair, Victorian Employers’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry — 2009–2013
- CEO, Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation — 2006–2009
Dr. Sushil Kumar
- Consul General of India in Melbourne — 2023–2026
Sujatha Singh
- High Commissioner of India to Australia — 2013–2016
The Hon. Lisa Singh
- Chief Executive Officer, Australia India Institute — 2021–present
- Member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2006–2010
- Member for Denison, Tasmania — 2006–2010
- Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protection (Tasmania) — 2008–2010
- Minister for Workplace Relations (Tasmania) — 2008–2010
- Minister Assisting the Premier on Climate Change (Tasmania) — 2009–2010
- Senator for Tasmania, Australian Labor Party — 2011–2019
- Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Attorney-General — 2013–2014
- Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for the Environment, Climate Change and Water — 2014–2016
- Member, Joint Standing Committee on Migration — 2011–2013
- Member, Joint Standing Committee on Treaties — 2011–2013
- Member, Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade — 2013–2019
- Member, Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications — 2011–2016
- Member, Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs — 2013–2016
- Member, Senate Select Committee on Strengthening Multiculturalism — 2017
- Member, Senate Select Committee on the Obesity Epidemic in Australia — 2018
- Deputy Chair, Australia India Council — 2020–2023
The Hon. Natalie Suleyman MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2002–present
- Member for St Albans, Victoria — 2002–present
- Minister for Veterans — 2022–present
- Minister for Small and Family Business — 2026–present
- Minister for Employment — 2026–present
- Minister for Tourism — 2026–present
- Minister for Small Business and Employment — 2024–2026
- Minister for Youth — 2022–2026
- Minister for Small Business — 2022–2024
- Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly — 2022
- Chair, Legislative Assembly Legal and Social Issues Committee — 2019–2022
- Member, House Committee — 2015–2018
- Member, Law Reform, Road and Community Safety Committee — 2015–2018
The Hon. Ingrid Stitt MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Council, Australian Labor Party — 2018–present
- Member for Western Metropolitan Region, Victoria — 2018–present
- Minister for Government Services — 2026–present
- Special Minister of State — 2026–present)
- Minister for Mental Health (2022–present)
- Minister for Multicultural and Multifaith Victoria (2026–present)
- Minister for Prevention of Family Violence — 2025–2026
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs — 2023–2026
- Minister for Environment — 2022–2023
- Minister for Early Childhood and Pre-Prep — 2022–2023
- Minister for Workplace Safety — 2020–2022
- Government Whip in the Legislative Council — 2018–2020
- Member, Public Accounts and Estimates Committee — 2019–2020
- Union official, Australian Services Union
The Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2002–present
- Member for Mill Park, Victoria — 2002–present
- Minister for Climate Action — 2022–present
- Minister for Energy and Resources — 2022–present
- Chair, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee — 2023–present
- Minister for the State Electricity Commission — 2022–present
- Minister for Energy — 2022
- Minister for Environment and Climate Action — 2022
- Minister for Solar Homes — 2018–2022
- Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change — 2016–2022
- Minister for Suburban Development — 2016–2018
- Minister for Energy and Resources — 2014–2016
- Minister for Industry — 2014–2016
- Minister for Community Development — 2010
- Shadow Minister for Cost of Living — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Energy and Resources — 2013–2014
- Shadow Minister for Suburbs — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Consumer Protection — 2010–2013
- Shadow Minister for Energy — 2010–2013
- Parliamentary Secretary for Community Development — 2007–2010
- Parliamentary Secretary for Victorian Communities — 2006–2007
- Member, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee — 2015–2018, 2023
- Member, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2003–2006
The Hon. Lily D’Ambrosio MP
- Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australian Labor Party — 2002–present
- Member for Mill Park, Victoria — 2002–present
- Minister for Climate Action — 2022–present
- Minister for Energy and Resources — 2022–present
- Chair, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee — 2023–present
- Minister for the State Electricity Commission — 2022–present
- Minister for Energy — 2022
- Minister for Environment and Climate Action — 2022
- Minister for Solar Homes — 2018–2022
- Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change — 2016–2022
- Minister for Suburban Development — 2016–2018
- Minister for Energy and Resources — 2014–2016
- Minister for Industry — 2014–2016
- Minister for Community Development — 2010
- Shadow Minister for Cost of Living — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Energy and Resources — 2013–2014
- Shadow Minister for Suburbs — 2010–2014
- Shadow Minister for Consumer Protection — 2010–2013
- Shadow Minister for Energy — 2010–2013
- Parliamentary Secretary for Community Development — 2007–2010
- Parliamentary Secretary for Victorian Communities — 2006–2007
- Member, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee — 2015–2018, 2023
- Member, Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee — 2003–2006
Founder's Vision
"These engagements with distinguished leaders reflect our commitment to building bridges at the highest levels. By connecting with policymakers, diplomats, and community leaders, we ensure that our initiatives have meaningful impact and contribute to the strengthening of Australia-India relations."
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