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AHIA’s annual Holi event kicks off in Sydney

AHIA Holi 2026 The festival of Holi is just around the corner and celebrations in Sydney were kickstarted by the Australian Hindi Indians Association (AHIA)...

AISRF 2026 fellowships announced

AISRF 2026 fellowships Twelve researchers across Australia have been awarded the Australia-India Strategic Research Fund (AISRF) Early and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Fellowships. From a broad...

One in seven experience racism at university, AHRC report finds

  Seventy percent of university staff and students have experienced indirect racism on university campuses, a study from the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has...

NSW Building Commission warns about Western Sydney builder

NSW Warning against RPN Homes NSW authorities have issued a public warning urging residents not to deal with Raveen Vishal Nand and his company, RPN...

An Indian migration pulse check from the Scanlon Foundation

  Meet Sachin. Indian migration He moved to Melbourne over ten years ago, is in his mid-30s, is university educated, and is highly proficient in English....

Checking in on Gandhi: After the Melbourne statue theft

  Canberra’s Niranjan Aggarwal cannot speculate on the circumstances surrounding the theft of a Gandhi statue in Melbourne, but claims he has seen nothing but...

Meet IYAV, the desi youth group redefining community

  When Rhea Verma and Rashim Joshi first held a ‘Chai and Chat’ session in 2023, they thought nobody would show up. “We were very tight...

India’s Budget 2026: What’s in for NRIs?

  When Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2026 on 1 Feb, the message to India's global diaspora was clear. It is time...

IndianCare’s Aao Khelo: Celebrating Indian women through sport

  Since June last year, at quotidian gyms across the outer east, west and north of Melbourne, Indian women have been gathering once a week...

Professor Annamarie Jagose OAM: Australia Day Honours 2026

  University of Sydney Provost and Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Annamarie Jagose describes receiving an OAM as an ‘unexpected honour’. “It feels less a personal accolade...

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