Strengthening Hindu temples and communities across Australia
The Australian Hindu Temples Council (AHTC) represents Hindu places of worship and communities across Australia. We preserve, promote and protect Hindu religion, identity and temple life while contributing to Australia’s multicultural ethos.
Explore our advocacy, community guidance, cultural programs and network of temples.
A collective voice for Hindu temples
The Australian Hindu Temples Council (AHTC) is the umbrella organisation representing Hindu temples and communities across Australia. We preserve, promote and protect Hindu religion, identity and places of worship within Australia’s multicultural society.
AHTC provides advocacy, community guidance, education and cultural programs, while supporting constructive engagement with government and the broader community. Through collaboration, we help temples sustain religious freedom, cultural continuity and meaningful community connection.
What We Do
AHTC supports Hindu temples and communities across Australia through advocacy, education, cultural connection and collaboration. We help strengthen the voice and shared understanding of Hindu places of worship within Australia’s multicultural society.
Advocacy & Representation
We advocate on matters affecting Hindu temples, religion, identity and community life. AHTC brings temple perspectives forward in policy discussions and public conversations.
Community Guidance & Education
We share practical guidance and educational support to help Hindu communities understand issues, respond thoughtfully and preserve their traditions in Australia.
Culture, Collaboration & Updates
We encourage collaboration between member temples, support cultural programs and share community announcements, including Diwali events and important policy updates.
Strengthening Hindu temples and communities together
Connect with AHTC for guidance on temple and community matters, cultural initiatives, advocacy, or partnership opportunities. Whether you represent a temple, support Hindu communities, or want to contribute, we welcome your enquiry.
News, Events & Community Updates
Stay informed about Diwali celebrations, cultural programs, policy developments and announcements from Australia’s Hindu temples and communities. Explore updates from AHTC and the temples it represents across Melbourne and Sydney.
Diwali celebrations across Hindu communities
Advocacy for Hindu temples in Australia
Cultural programs that connect generations
Temple and community announcements
AHTC Member Temples
Explore the Hindu temples and communities represented by the Australian Hindu Temples Council (AHTC). This directory includes locations and community traditions where available; please confirm representation and current details with AHTC before visiting or making enquiries.
For temple updates, access information and community guidance, contact the relevant temple directly through its official channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how AHTC supports Hindu Temples and communities across Australia, and where to find updates, events and guidance.
The Australian Hindu Temples Council (AHTC) is the umbrella organisation representing Hindu Temples in Australia. It works to preserve, promote and protect Hindu religion and temples in keeping with Australia’s multicultural ethos.
AHTC provides advocacy on temple, religion, identity and community issues, along with practical community guidance and education. It also helps temples and communities engage with relevant cultural and public discussions.
Yes. AHTC supports cultural programs, community education and guidance that help share Hindu traditions, values and identity. Visitors can also follow AHTC announcements for program and initiative updates.
AHTC represents Sri Durga Temple (Rockbank), Kundrathu Kumaran Temple, SMVS Swaminarayan Temple, Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON), Melbourne Murugan Temple, Sri Vakrathunda Vinayagar Temple, Sri Venkata Krishna Brundavana (Melbourne), and Sri Venkata Krishna Vrundavana (Sydney).
Check AHTC updates for Diwali events, policy developments and community announcements. Temples or individuals seeking guidance can contact the organisation through its contact page: Contact AHTC.
Contact AHTC
Whether you represent a Hindu temple, community, supporter or partner organisation, we welcome your enquiry about Hindu temple and community matters in Australia. Please share a few details so we can direct your message to the right area.
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