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Jazz Money at Mumbai LitFest: Five fiery questions

  Three powerhouse of Australian speakers are attending the 13th edition of the Tata Literature Live! Mumbai LitFest. Award-winning poet and artist, Jazz Money, is...

Gabrielle Chan at Mumbai LitFest 2022: Five fiery questions

  The 13th edition of the Tata Literature Live! Mumbai LitFest kicked off on November 11 at the National Centre for Performing Arts. And the Australian...

Antoinette Lattouf at Mumbai LitFest: Five fiery questions

  Sydney writer and broadcaster Antoinette Lattouf put out a “not so humble brag” from the Tata Literature Live! Mumbai LitFest last night. ‘I beat Shashi...

Emilia at Arts Centre Melbourne: Celebrating diverse women’s voices

  The ground-breaking triple Olivier Award-winning stage show Emilia will make its Australian debut at Arts Centre Melbourne from 10 – 27 November, delivering a...

Rising Power and Changing People: On India-Australia diplomatic exchanges

  It was between 1943 and 1944 that India-Australia diplomatic exchanges were formally forged into a diplomatic relationship. Playing a key role in this, was...

Bindi Bosses at Art in the Heart of Haymarket

  Having last taken a dance class in mid-2021, walking into the Bindi Bosses’ movement workshop at the Art in the Heart of Haymarket had...

Shehan Karunatilaka: Booker Prize winner 2022

  Sri Lankan novelist Shehan Karunatilaka has won the 2022 Booker Prize for his second novel, The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida. The win couldn’t come...

Indian Link’s Diwali Art Contest 2022: Winners

  9-year-old Chinmay Vanarse of Jordan Springs NSW has won Indian Link’s Diwali Art Contest for Kids this year in his age category (8 –...

Play Review: The Jungle Book by Nautanki Theatre Company

  Following a successful run back in 2017, Nautanki Theatre Company’s adaptation of a classic tale returned this week to Riverside Theatre. Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle...

The Durga Chronicles by Priya Srinivasan

  In a recent contemporary dance performance The Durga Chronicles, well-known dancer Priya Srinivasan addressed the issue of gender violence in a carefully creative and respectful way. Collaborating...

Bharti Kher’s ‘Ancestor’ stands tall at New York’s Central Park

  An 18-foot-tall patinated bronze sculpture by New Delhi- and London-based artist Bharti Kher was unveiled at the southeast entrance to Central Park in New...

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