A group of volunteers came down from Shepparton to Melbourne, just to participate in Victorian Multicultural Commission's annual celebration of cultural diversity and harmony.
Many Australians, including people belonging to ethnic groups as diverse as Iranian, Greek, Turkish, Cambodian, Vietnamese and more, wore the turbans tied by these volunteers and learnt more about the significance of the turban in Sikh culture.
Led by Kamaldeep Singh of Shepparton, these volunteers used up nearly 1900 metres of cloth, tying turbans to men, women and children.
Here's our interview with Kamaldeep about this - and he told us that their next event will be at Shepparton, on Anzac Day.
