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Mathan Sathy: ‘Here’ to make waves in the pop industry

Sruthi Sajeev -
  Adelaide songwriter Mathan Sathy had been enjoying a calm evening with his family on Christmas Day when he learned that he had won the...

TUSHAR and the new golden age of Indie(an) music

Lakshmi Ganapathy -
  You’d be forgiven for thinking Indie pop artist Tushar Singh, known by moniker TUSHAR, was born and brought up in Brunswick. Chatting to him in...

Little Owl Stories: Fostering inclusivity, one page at a time

Ananya Thirumalai -
  Imagine a child’s eyes lighting up as they turn the pages of a book that feels like it was written just for them—a story...

A taste of Sindh: Sapna Ajwani pays homage to her roots

Prutha Chakraborty -
  “How do I know if the oil temperature is right?” a young Sapna Ajwani once asked her aunt Sheila. The response was simple yet poetic:...

Bobby Singh: Seven Notes of the Noted

Sumathi Krishnan -
  Across forty years, Bobby Singh has created and composed different styles of rhythm aesthetic - from drum and bass with The Bird, to Western...

‘The Promise’: Arnold Dix’s epic rescue of 41 Indian workers

Prutha Chakraborty -
  When Arnold Dix stood at the mouth of a collapsed Himalayan tunnel and declared that all 41 trapped men would return home alive, he...

James Knight on cricket books for cultural inclusivity

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  In a particularly poignant moment from James Knight’s Spirit of the Warriors, protagonists Jack Riordan and Ajeet Sharma pick up a cricket bat for...

Six and Out summer – proudly brought to you by Macca’s

Apoorva Tandon -
  Australia’s favourite cricket rockers, Six & Out are back in the swing of things, hitting the road with Macca’s for their Second Innings Tour.  Catch...

Rupi Kaur: Does Milk and Honey stand the test of time?

Sruthi Sajeev -
  I’ve never been a fan of Rupi Kaur, but the cynic in me must bow down to her - ten years since the release...

Sashi Perera: From refugee lawyer to successful comedian

Sruthi Sajeev -
  Why turn to a professor for insights on literature, politics and sociology, when comedian Sashi Perera has her own theories to share? In one reel...

12 books for 12 months: A year of reading Indian stories

Ananya Thirumalai -
  As the new year unfolds, why not let each month bring a new story into your life? Indian authors have gifted the world with...

Vishakha Iyer’s Jagriti: An awakening at many levels

Indian Link -
  There are many ways in which we can touch and make a difference in another’s life. Vishakha Iyer chooses to do that through what...
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