Long before ‘environment’ and ‘afforestation’ became fashionable buzzwords, one humble woman in rural Karnataka quietly built a living legacy. Without education, money, or public...
A steady current of energy radiated from the artist, captivating the audience and charging the auditorium with intensity. True to her chosen theme of...
Sydney theatre company Prekshaa Art and Culture recently presented Mask & Muses, a theatre festival held over a weekend.
A remarkable celebration of artistic unity, the...
At the recent launch of Prof. Sydney Srinivas’ latest book on Marie Curie, Ewelina Ellsmore, the Literature Coordinator of the Polish School of Sydney,...
Srivalli Sarada of Attenborough Place in Nirimba Fields, Blacktown, holds in her hand a platter filled with an array of food items.
They are offerings...
Ganesha, Hinduism’s most popular god, has brought much happiness in Indian-Australian homes this past fortnight.
We’ve just finished the annual festival dedicated to him, Ganesh...
Ask HSC student Sanika Kulkarni what she does to relax in between exam preparation, and she’ll reply, “Dhol tasha.”
She’s referring of course to the...
Prof. Sabarathnam Prathapan of Lyons, Northern Territory, was recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours this year for his service to tertiary education and to...