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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation: Has Australia finally had its MAGA moment?

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation There’s no greater frustration than watching Australia seeming destined to import a political model that is failing in plain sight elsewhere....

The Salvation Army’s multicultural event unites communities in support of the 2026 Red Shield Appeal

Salvation Army The Salvation Army’s national Multicultural Launch event, held as part of the annual Red Shield Appeal, took place on Thursday, 23 April 2026...

“Afraid to fight; was murder more disgrace?”

The ANZAC legend I was well versed in the legend of the ANZACs by the time I was ten years old: They were ordinary men who...

Victoria widens eligibility criteria for 491 Visa

The eligibility criteria for the Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491) has been widened by Victoria, allowing individuals residing in metropolitan regions to be...

Half of Australia’s permanent migrants are now Australian citizens

Australia's demography is constantly evolving, with a significant portion of its recent permanent migrants being Australian citizens. The latest statistics released by the Australian...

Daniel Mookhey, the first Australian minister to be sworn in on Bhagavad Gita

Daniel Mookhey has made history by becoming the first Australian Minister to be sworn in to office by pledging his oath of allegiance using...

Australia’s new High Commissioner to India named

The Australian Financial Review this week identified Australia’s serving ambassador to Germany Philip Green as our next High Commissioner to India when Barry O’Farrell’s...

Dominic Perrottet: India will be one of my first overseas visits if we win

If the polls are to be believed, the NSW elections on 25 March will be a very tight contest. The final result may well...

Chris Minns: We have a team that looks like the community we hope to represent

Chris Minns, welcome to Indian Link. There’s a school of thought that Opposition politicians know that their party will not get into power until...

Anthony Albanese: My reflections on India

Few things bring home the warmth of the Australia-India relationship quite like being showered with marigold petals. That’s why Holi in Ahmedabad – in...

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