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Bitten by the acting bug

With a stint in Japan and roles on a much-loved Australian soap opera, along with a role in a new film, Sarah Roberts is no ordinary Australian actress, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

The classical scene

It’s dance, dance, drama and vocals that keep the Carnatic crowd engrossed this month, writes CHITRA SUDARSHAN

Kipling's magical poetry

VIKAS DATTA explores the famed author’s works of soldiers, monarchs and revenue-raising

Kipling’s magical poetry

VIKAS DATTA explores the famed author’s works of soldiers, monarchs and revenue-raising

Not your ordinary tea cart

Kwality Chai promotes Australia’s cross-cultural identity with the offer of tantalizing Indian chai, writes PURNIMA RUANGLERTBUTR

Delicious news for Indian chocolate lovers

A new contest in India celebrates the golden jubilee of Roald Dahl's classic

The story untold

Multicultural broadcaster Kumud Merani has been recognised for her recent radio documentary. KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR reports
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