Service NSW team members will dazzle at the iconic Mardi Gras Parade for the first time ever, marking a historic moment in Sydney's vibrant celebrations!
Service NSW, the renowned customer service agency, is set to make an unforgettable debut at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade. This marks a significant milestone as the Service NSW team members will proudly participate in the colorful and joyous event for the very first time. The inclusion of Service NSW in the parade reflects a larger stride towards inclusivity and diversity, showcasing support for the LGBTQIA+ community within the government sector.
Marching alongside the vibrant floats and enthusiastic crowds, the Service NSW representatives will add a unique touch to the parade, blending service excellence with the spirit of celebration. Their presence symbolizes unity and solidarity, emphasizing the importance of equality and acceptance. This year’s Mardi Gras Parade promises to be even more memorable with the addition of Service NSW, bridging the gap between public service and community celebration.
In a city known for its lively festivities, the participation of Service NSW at the Mardi Gras Parade highlights the evolving cultural landscape of Sydney. The collaborative effort between Service NSW and the LGBTQIA+ community sends a powerful message of unity and progress, setting a positive example for other government agencies to embrace diversity wholeheartedly. As the dazzling parade unfolds, the presence of Service NSW will shine brightly, symbolizing a harmonious blend of government service and community celebration.
As the Service NSW team members gear up to march in the Mardi Gras Parade for the first time, their participation signifies a monumental step towards inclusivity and representation in one of Sydney's most iconic events. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing journey towards acceptance and equality, showcasing the commitment of government organizations towards embracing diversity and supporting all members of the community.
Media release – 1 March 2024: For the first time, Service NSW team members will be proudly marching at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade,…
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Welcome to our live blog coverage of the Sydney Mardi Gras parade. More than 12000 marchers are assembling at Hyde Park ahead of the festivities.
Welcome to our live blog coverage of the Sydney Mardi Gras parade. More than 12000 marchers are assembling at Hyde Park ahead of the festivities.
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