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Winners of the “New Year in Australia” Drawing Competition Announced

Colours spoke, imaginations came to life, and the perspectives of children and teenagers transformed the theme of “New Year in Australia” into vivid images. The Radio Neshat drawing competition, held with strong participation from families, has now concluded, and the selected artworks of this artistic event have been announced.

The “New Year in Australia” drawing competition was initiated by Radio Neshat with the aim of promoting creativity, social vitality, and an artistic outlook among children and teenagers. The competition received widespread interest from families across Australia, and following the completion of the judging process, the winners of this artistic contest were officially announced.

In this competition, children and teenagers across two different age groups expressed their interpretations and emotions surrounding the concept of “New Year in Australia” through colour and visual expression. The submitted artworks reflected cultural diversity, individual creativity, and the hopeful outlook of the younger generation toward the beginning of the new year within Australia’s multicultural society.

After careful review by the judging panel, winners from each age group were selected, and the prize presentation process for the competition’s award recipients is currently underway. Radio Neshat extends its congratulations to all winners and sincerely thanks every child who participated in this artistic event with enthusiasm, passion, and creativity. Special appreciation is also extended to parents for their support and encouragement, which enabled their children’s participation in the competition.

Radio Neshat also expresses its gratitude to Caspian Finance, the official sponsor of this artistic competition, whose support played a significant role in the successful delivery of this cultural event.

The organisation of this competition aligns with Radio Neshat’s mission to support young talents, strengthen cultural participation among families, and foster a sense of hope and joy within Australia’s multicultural community. Radio Neshat has announced that it plans to continue organising similar cultural programs and events in the future, with a focus on children and teenagers.