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The Gold Coast – Australia’s Good Time Capital

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Australia’s sixth largest city, the Gold Coast hugs Queensland’s southern coastline, and is renowned for its beautiful beaches that seem to stretch forever, glitzy...
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Rediscovering travel

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When I saw my neighbour’s pug dog exhausted, belly up with legs wiggling in the air, I asked his owner “I’ve seen Billy go...
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When in lockdown, there’s always Virtual Travel

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While it’s goodbye to travel for now due to COVID-19 as planes are grounded, borders are closed and travel plans are on pause –...
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Are Hotel Club Lounges worth it?

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With my cruise ending in Hong Kong, I wanted the final night of my trip to end on a high note. And it did....
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India in Australia

Cruising down the Nile

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The longest river in the world, the Nile stretches for 6,700 kilometres and in September when I traveled there, the days were still blisteringly...
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India in Australia

In between flights: Airport lounge hacks for every flyer

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The best place to go, while in transit is an airport lounge. Here you’ll enjoy a comfortable quiet space, dedicated work area with free Wi-Fi and what not.
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India in Australia

Travel diaries: On board a cruise to the South Pacific

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Once a year, I join a cruise to relax and recharge, to a destination that offers balmy tropical days, crimson sunsets, swaying coconut palms...
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India in Australia

Travel diary: a few days in Alaska, exploring the last frontier

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“If you’d like to join us you’d be most welcome,” said Mike, a Wrangell local where I’d just spent the last few hours exploring,...
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After growing up in Australia's outback she enjoys visiting remote destinations in Australia for the wildlife, vast open spaces and brilliant night sky and travelling overseas to exotic destinations to experience different cultures. Her bag is always packed and ready for the next trip

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Australia Day Awards 2021: Dr Anand Naidoo OAM

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  "I am pleased and honoured," Dr Anand Naidoo of Coffs Harbour NSW told Indian Link, about his Australia Day felicitation this year. He added laughingly,...

Australia Day Awards 2021: The late Dr Amarjit Singh More, OAM

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  As a proud Sikh and a proud Australian, Dr Amarjit Singh More was deeply passionate about both identities, serving both communities with unwavering commitment. "Our...

President hails farmers, scientists and soldiers in Republic Day speech

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  On the eve of Republic Day, President Ram Nath Kovind said justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity, outlined in the Preamble of the Constitution, are...
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Indigenous Australians, living without conciliation

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  I am a citizen of Australia and yet I am not a citizen of the nation I reside in within Australia. This anomaly affects...

The night we fled our home in Kashmir

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  “26 January is coming up, memsaab,” the milkman I had known for years said to me. “Maybe you should put up a black flag...


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